The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-09

who have been collecting articles have
been very successful and the booths will
be laden down with fancy Inc useful
a Blow Off the French Coast" has been
presented by Mr.. w. Andrews. 1t is from
the brush of the well known artist ].
Clayton and is a magnificent work of art.
The painting will be drawn for at the
fair. Among the numerous articles to
be. disposed of are: A doll bride, one
parlor lamps tons Of coal, set of china
and toys of all kinds. A bicycle will be
contested for by the boys of the school.
bu Rgy; e erashsed R in the end Glaneg ao of
the school children, and will give testi-
monial cards to all those who average
these cards have the effect Of stimulating
the children to greater efforts in their
studies.
A months MIND mass for the late Sis
in the church at nine O'Clock this morn
ing; A large number Of people ATTENDED.
The Entertainment Committee OF the
a stag" to be held early in December.
As a result of the suspension of initia-
ton fee, forty applications for mem-
meeting. A series of athletic games
are being. held at the West Side Driving
a new system of hearing the school
boys confessions has been i~naugurated.
6GTSdllEI GIL Lie itFSt fT1QdY Oh G1cn
month, Immediately after school. the
schoolboys will proceed to church., where
their confessions Will be heard. and
body on the following day.
Add st. BridgetS
The young men Of St; Bridget.s Lyceum
Tuesday evening, at which time officers
will be nominated for the ensuing year.
There are many candidates for the diff
ferent offices and the contest is expect
ed to be q lively one.
The production OF the Irish drama,
Handy ANDY and the farce. Change
Thanksgiving week has been indefinitely
The membership has increased consid-
erably, since the initiation fee was sus-
eeived since ocfo5er /.
ST. J~oseph's.
Mgr. Seton visited all the class rooms
eleyen-of the parish school last Wednes-
distribute the medals. etc. He was much
pleased with his monthly Inspection.
ons Of the s reverend a~ssistanss-in turn
Tomorrow, Feast Of the Patronage of
the Blessed Virgin Mary. the boys So
s Wit go 0 Is II Holy 50ss omm ana # IN a = Sodys
at the nine o'clock mass, and hold their
monthly meeting in the afternoon. Rev.
me fair IS now going on in Payonia
Hall. The tables are filled with beauti-
full articles. The Parish Table. under
the care of Mrs. Simon and Mrs. Cone,
has a large framed profile Photograph
of the Monsignor-Rector. which many
think is the best portrait of him ever
taken: The Children of Mary have. a
magnificent parlor set and a valuable
bicycle among their valuable and useful
articles. The good little girls of the
Angels Table are working hard on the
tw~enty-dollar gold piece and on lots of
other things. Everyone helping at the
fair is doing plenty of good outside
work. The fair will certainly be a
success.
81. Pauiss. GreenvflIe.
The manx friends Of Mr.. James Kelly
were panied to hear Of his dsath Thurs
tive members in st. Paw's parish and he
will b missed; The e. funeral ,ne tooh place
Old Bergen Road. Al solemn High Mass
Of Requiem was offered at the church.
The interment was In the West Side
Catholic Cemetery.
The three weeks fair opened at the
school hall Tuesday evening under favor
able auspices. Nse contest for the hand
soraa piano sM2jch Is 80 be voted ~ the