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particularly upon the efforts that the
Young men a mad in behalf Of the new
church. 400 T u eXact AN amoHn nnn oop'f favor
ably with older and more Weaitn sye pala
ishes. In a very short time the pee +
living in St Johns parish ny WIZ inte ns so Of
their children will worship. h Easter
e eutef he contrast besween then and now
their appreciation of Father Ter Woerts
agement of the funds placed at ms ois-
Father Kelly is improving rapidly a. d
expected to resume his duties In the very
near future; To those who know Iyda nlm
as a more Industrious minister IS rare.
His hustling abilities for anything CON
nseted with hdne the fns shq he VII, fre sn wel upon p5oI his
duties with renewed ambition n vigor,
ST. Aloysius will go to holy
tomerrq nv tb moa a T az he u nans month
" meeting will be held. This society rs
growing Year by year and will soon BE pc
cieties Of the parish numerically;
The club has not moved yet. The COM
mittee is still in the dark:
to prepare for the coming visit OF the
examinations are all the topics now ,i
bea iost and AND won won in ma a Short while. Both
BOYS and girls are in the race n0w ~
excitement is keen. This E VIII Of of If
Johns school when the regular scnool
term closes. as the graduating class WIN
lead the march for future geI nast IN ffhe
! club. Michael Golden is the pioneer IN
the movement. and he has two able n MIo-
tenants in Messrsi M. a Dow will a soon be
l0 adTasnd 5er ceon ulasiil No No. q. z: !: l., held 8
its regular me I Ing r on Hnur busine svet was
transacted and the Commitlee on r1c gac
Meeting reported that nearly an arrad Az
ments had been made, out mat the oate
had not yet been fixed.
st. Bridget'E.
ST. Bridget's young men are arrang-
ing for a reception to be held next Weo,
nesday evening in the School HAL on o.
members and their friends are expeete9dd
to Be present, as it is the first to be heid
since the Lenten season began.
81. Joseph's.
The Societies of the Infants OF Jesus
at the . o'clock assFtomorrow, and hoia
their respective meetings In the alter
n9 1na tr,ctions for first communion are
given every Wednesday, Thursday any ~
Friday afternoons in the chapel by one
Confessions viii be heard next Tuesday
evening, and next "Wednesday m9rnlin ms
sne s,,ratad al Monsignor Seton's mass at
s a5seieck. He viii also hear confessions
as usual before 9sso his mass aysrv T avanin wil du 1e
Sing the month and Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament every Friday even.
ing at 8 O'Clock. The early mass ,n neT,
(which is devoted to the Sacred Heart)
viii be at 6 o'clock. instead OF at hair,
past six o'clock. This is the appoi9fl rst
Eridays lust as 5 O'Clock is that for the
The first Friday of MAY falls TINS ye az
most opportunity, on the Feast OF the
Fimding Of the Holy Cross.
The Children of Mary are prepar'ng
an entertainment to be given op . ealiy next H
day by a reception in Pavonia Hall.