The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-03-10
THE JERSEY CRY NEWS, SATURDAY. MARCH l0. 1884

Ka6e Misses NOR, cahifl. Loretta Lenahan' Katie
Second GradesMasters Arthur Colllgan. Richard
Maher, Misses Maggie Poole. Katy Doyle briaget
Third Grade-Masters John Harmon. John walter
N shalns y0h olas SsI1y' M McsaS,s naY FraScis MeNich ni
T Eoeegt Quinn sSsr, Thomas Ea EadiSfaR5, oe Gnarlss 4EsaR wiarsSi
Kelly, Joseph GuInan. Thomas Neary. Matthew
Fourth Grads2.Masters William Collins. John Al
N len Patrick asdro9 Kelly .ny,,v R5 Haha s0a n5,ordfFhh om maw Ne,
sixth Grade -Masters Patrick scanIIon' Thomas
Katie Mahoney, Katie Hughes, Lizzie Waters
seventh Grade1Mastess Francis ellen Illei e. Ed Ea,ra
taSlrnsS Mary A 5Neil fIl sarah Kelly i Mary Gahssi, Susie
Eighth erade-Master John ponohue. Timothy
HIsggSerty' VII William PIPE poyies; ob Patrie Mab helly, Bemond
E HsSes, S SsRfls co HliiayeiM; as sfs0f ka aalsa Mamie aiss sho ass2
Regina MeNenney Julia Roaehe, fessie o'K nean
Katy Tumuity, Nellie o'Mara' Mary Hopper, Nellie
shortal.
The Children of Mary Society receive Holy Com
Father Ter Woert has not yet recovered from his
The carpenters are at work on the roof Of the
new church, and the masons have nearly completed
Father Tighe of Boonton preached on wednesday
night. The church was packed to the doors. Ine
and treated 1t In his usual mastery style. The
parishioners have not tired of taking OF the
Lenten devotions are being attended to better
than ever before. The church Is well filed at every
The fine weather Of the past week has brought the
s parts Of i she psris6 oa That Il the let Children duae Cannot possibly 81
travel through IN bad weather and they have to
st, Johns Catholic Club held its regular meeting
on Tuesday evening. Considerable business OF a
Sunday. March is. will be the quarterly communion
Sunday for the members OF the club. A large at
The Indoor Committee Of the club is hustling to
make it pleasant for the members when Lent Is
The baseball fiends are anxiously awaiting action
by the Outdoor ommitte All the members n q me
game and would like to see a winning team IN the
field this season.
clubs business this spring and summer.
Tsth new ke ehgr Z p %fiI Be oas sra nST tSins for the chill
dren who attend the nine o'clock mass on SUNDAYS:
mass was for the children alone, but the hour. proves
SO convenient for the pensioners that the chlldfen
the two middle aisles are flied. and there are nearly
a hundred children without seats. Whenthe new edi-
Should the rnmors of a new industry about to be
started in the parish prove true, the ATTENDANCE at
St. Johns Catholic Church is the only sacred edihce
. Every We summer Father Ter woert holds examina.
tions previous to vacation. and awards s 22td o s9a
William lee OF st. Johns Catholic Club has the
sympathy Of the members in his recent sad bereave-
ment. His father died on Monday. Tuesday even
ing the members of the club paid o visit to the home
a solemn high mass OF requiem on wednesday
morning.
ruary is as follows
Boys Department, Third Grade-George Belger.
Fourth Grade, Casimir Zules, Thomas Ring, Leo
Gibbons, Bernard Conroy. Edward Nolan; Fifth
Grade, william EEarlss, FFra anS Hasslns' W EdWapa
OLeary, John Turner, Peter Henry. seventh Grade
John Hoar; William a. Hoar, Thomas seck' EDWARD
Girls PePartmeTn1tu zsSstS x erSde' Thh nnle e argde,
Mary Moran, Mary Coll, Mary ,Donohne,. Francis
Twiner,, Fourth Grade lucy Rodgers; Eiftn Trade 2; :
Donohue. Sixth Grade, Rose Torzewski.
st. PauI's, Greenvllle.
Mr.. John Rennie, formerly of the choir or st.
Mary's, this city, and second bass In the Amphlon