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ciety will receive holy communion. In the
evening The society VII visit Rev. tSatner
Callan of st. Lawrence's r. G. Church,
Condition. due to ire able leadership
of President Professor James Mackey.
ST. Lucy's.
On Monday evening the members Of the
Holy Name Society VII engagss m n
In the near future Rev. Father Boylan
Worlds Fair
The. Children Of Mary are deep in pre-
paration for a Rainbow Tea, which VIII
be held in the school hau on May II.
81. Pauiss, Greeuviiie.
Rev. Father Joseph j. Schandel IS
slightly improved, though still very weak.
His faithful. physician, Dr.. Lignot, IS CON
St. Paul's Catholic Club has selected
April so and 81 as the dates for the pres
entation of the drama strife, Inc en-
tertainment Will be held at St. Paufs
schoo hall.
The floral decorations of the Repository
We're the work of the Misses Ritter. The
decorations were handsome and earned
much favorable
81. Johns.
Special music has been prepared for the
masses tomorrow.
Father Kelly is still sick at his parents
home in orange, but is slowly recover
FATHER Ter Woert has had a very hard
week attending to the ordinary duties OF
the parish and the holy week services
combined. For over a week past ne ma
and the strain has been very heavy. Inc
temporary less Of his valuable assistant
E Esthf Blow Me byt Fat fnls T ssaS @oer Ma S a not H.
ing if not energetic. Though practically
an invalid himself, net a service was
Lenten season was faithfully carried out
From early morning, until late at nignt
he has b been 2cs a=taf'sndIingj ab to nus duties
The parochial school has been closed
since Tuesday and the children have been
constant attenda dan at Hsb the se Sergle Wyl or re-
open on Tuesday next, and then will be
gin the final race for honors at the an
ais are the rewards, besides honorable
mention" and every, b99y, e and ar.d gial rs
CAS- Cs5 viii have the honor of being
the first) will be the star attraction, o.
course, at the close Of the session, and
the battle will be Well 1ought anu hoois
St. Johns Catholic Club had a special
meeting on Monday EVENING, ana t rs
their ambitions were someW1at nanus-
capped by their present lNnited quarters
and then a appppSnIdefo5 a eurnSRsrse To meet
the increased expense caused by the
change the dues are to be raised, put thal
f fime a for mee prosyiding for the proper nous
ing of the club is beyond doun55' as as fa aoom
he has in the school building TOT ane
children. The members of the ciup are +
anxiousIy awaiting the report OF the
| committee in the matter, and the ne1t
meeting win be an interesting one. now
The interior of the new chufcn IS ny"
- - zo-aatrir1 y like Whlt IL VIII u
doing any further damage and his absence
VIII Har rdha q 20 day p50g passes by but what the
building up of ST. Johns parish does not
Show Itself in one way or anotheTdi Inc fne
houses, etc, means more parishioners
for that beautiful new church. IN,
The Baseball Committee OF the eiuD Will
rattle a gold watch for to defray the ea,
pnhSMSs Monday 81 5' Evening, April 2, at eight
. aadVance Council, No. A4s, e B: l.;
held its regular meeting on dnursoay
evening last. The afilfaefor ~ report
| and all the members agreed Win the III III
| mittee that it was a grand SUCCESS; b ~
Gomlti1s;es which viii soon be, given, re,
| ported progress and promised tnat theS
Would fnlhil al the a,a premises fSe td daye h for
which has not yet been n1eo, VIII We d
very pleasant aTalr.
st. J~Oseph's.
Thousands visited the repository in the
beautiful crypt or chapel OF st. Joseph
g sssry psrt Of the Iesse city was pouring in
| ali day and until ten o'clock at nlghl,
when the doors were closed. II 10 ~
PPe eputaif Of any of the repositories.
Three services were held in this de-
~votional church on Good Fridayii VIZ VIZ,
and eVening. The offerings at the cross
will be sent to the Chancery of the
diocese for the shrines OF Pa ares1 This
m~orning, were very impressive and
lInnrugelV attended. The Easter water from
St. Joseph's Church is much sought az
te The Easter tenvelope) collection viii
be taken up by the Rev; clergy at al,
the masses tomorrow, o Ihere w a4 which
Father Reynolds will be celebrant, "a
Their Smith deacon and a priest from the
Monastery sub-deaeon. Mgr Ea S ereacS Mlr
There will be solemn Benedictien of the
blessed Sacrament in the evening, ouE
The Seton Literary Circle" has In,
vited it's friends to a meeting in Payonia
Hall on Wednesday evening, april u,
singing. Rotations. and our own dear
poet, the truly American Longfsllew,
will be the subject of the Symposium.
ST. Paul'- of Ia Cross.
The Holy Name Society attached le
the Church of st. Paul Of the Cross.
On Hancock avenue. will give a euchre
party next Wednesday evening in the
school hall. Members of the society are
preparing to give an outing day on Pee
communion in a body Sunday morn
ing at eight o'clock mass
The Rev. Fathers Quinn and Regan
will o~ficiate at the Easter services. to-
morrow in the Church of st. Paul OF
the Cross
H0BOKEN CHURCHES.
Our Lady of Grace.
The Rev Father Kelly. rector of the