The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-04
JERSEY gITY CHURCHES.
ST. Lucy,s.

The typographical error IN the printing OIL
the children's rainbow tea party states the
event for May II and IS. The party will be
held on May Is and ~ instead.
At all the masses Sunday week Rev. Father
Boylan made an earnest appeal to the par
ishioners asking for their cooperation and
assistance, now that he has decided to push
rapids to coinpletien the work Of erecting
the handsome new church. The erection Of the
church will entail heavy expenditures. but
Father Boylan is confident that the generous
members OF his flock win meet them.
Alderman Patrick Connolly, captain of the
Hibernian Rides. is the lucky winner Of the
handsome gold badge. offered as a prize by
the Holy Name Society for the shooting con-
test. -
ST. Mfchael,s.
The large school was crowded to the doors
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Tim coogan.. /. =. . " ....owen J. Sullivan
Dennis o'Tooie.. Bernard Hart
Shaun the POST. :. 49,. B. Collins
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St. Peters.
The cadets Of the college, having accepted
the inyiaation Of the G. A. r.. committee to
now devbting as much time as possible to-
ward perfecting themselves In the art Of war.
To encourage perfection in the art a prize
month Battalion drills are held every Tues
day and Friday, with Captain Alvin Graff,
Quartermaster of the Fourth Regiment. as
The students of the college have decided to
present Hamlet" at an early date. Re-
hearsals will begin shortly.
st. Paul,s, Greenvillc.
The drama ''strife,'' which waste have been
presented by the amateur actors OF ST. Paul's
Catholic Club on April 20 and 80, but which
Y Ess f PstRsn sc Ra sss'p win 3 Se ' psese ssaea o IN
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. May q
and q.
81. Bridget,s.
The Young Men will hold their regular
monthly meeting next Tuesday evening. AS
is requested that all the members will be
present. A large number Of the members
and their friends were present at the Eecep-
tion last Wednesday night and enjoyed a
very pleasant evening.
81. Paul of the Gross.
The Catholic Young Mems Literary Assoc
citation will play 1.-THE Confederate Spy in
Kessler's Hall on May 10. Van Houten, Ia
briskie and Thomas Posts Of the G. A. r.
have been invited to attend.
St. Josepli,s.
st. Joseph's Lyceum has selected the cast
for the entertainment which will be given
early in the fan. .The O,Dowds'' and the
farce, THE Lucky Ranch" will be presented.
The Month OF Mary was solemnly inaug-
urated last Wednesday, May l, at Monsignor
Seton's eight o'clock mass, Miss Deyanny
played the organ and the sub-junior choir
sang. A duet by Miss Maggie oeMara and
Miss Clara McNichoi was particularly sweet
and beautiful.
The FIRST Friday Of the month, coincidins
with the great Feast Of ths Finding Of the
Holy Cross MAY 81 was observed with great
solemnity. Confessions and commuhlons were
very numerous. and the chapel was crowded
at the evening devotions and benediction
Of the Blessed Sacrament given by the Mon
Gignor-Rector.S
Tomorrow, third Sunday after Easter and
Feast Of the Patronage Of BIT. Joseph. VIII
pc = gala day II this popular and growing
parish. There Will be q solemn high mass
and sermon at Il osclooks and solemn vespers
and benedictson at half past seven in the
evening, but no Sermon Tbs collection ct NJ
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