The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-11

Kelly and John .O'Connor; Illustrated
reading, Mark sullivan, William IL RIng,
MeCauIey, Francis Finn, Francs Des-
mond, Henry Gepp and John Mclaughlin.
The Easter collection in st. Peters
amounted to $1,430, the largest received
in years.
st. Mfchaelss.
Rev. Mgr. De Concilfo. who has been
suffering for some time with a severe
attack of rheumatism. is on the road
ing IN Hamilton Park.
Frank Madden who died on Tuesday
at his late residence; No. 5 East Hamile
the best known and most popular young
| men of st. Michaels parish. His sud
den death eat Is fun regrett Services py m fook y olaeg
on Thursday. A solemn high mass of
| requiem was offered at the church
ST. Lucy,s.
The work on the new church IS pro-
g gpesalag a. o s taR,o arises rhses e ana ahIess VIII III
be in readiness for the corner stone
laying on Pentecost Sunday long before,
| completed to the water table line. and,
as the remainder of the walls will be
of brick. the work will progress still
The ainbow tea party which will be
| given next week by the school children,
will be one of the most interesting en-
| tertainments held at the church in some
| time. Rev. Father Boylan has entered
actively with the children into the work
aT tend .n the arr 9lma o. ass ane pf a1i
| who attend.
ST. Paups, G~reenviIle.
Rev. Father Tfghe has decided to lose
no time in beginning the work of clear
Ing the ] church = r OF o the heavy y DEBT with
| bounced that hereafter each member of
the church will be provided with envel-
| opes, into which they VIII be required
to place their regular offerings. Upon
| the envelopes will be written the name
of the donor. By this plan 1t is hoped
that the offerings will be made much
larger.
St. Paul of the Cross.
The Catholic Young Mems Literary AS
ISOLATION of the Church of st. Paul of
the Cross met Thursday night in the
the arrangements for the play entitled
Kessler's Hail on May is were COM
life, which is told in five acts.A large
delegation of veterans from Zabrislde.
Van Honten and Tn r 2 Posts are sx-
iet. Jan: James {. M nnd5ay: Ph sHpnf Br ud 8 ]
s 3 aaring +. eHnfeaer Frea s gIn,,gl nnae r r asei
Foley; Col. Willard. United States Army.
States Army, Vincent McNeiIl:. odicer
Mulgarry. one Of the finest. when out
of danger, E. J; Nugent; Clay. a geman
roosf, F. Gallagher; sockery schneidle-
becker. a drafted Dutchman. S. P. Nee
han; Maud Bradley, q southern belle.
man, Miss Mamie Cassidy: Norah Nc
Lennon. down on the haythen Chin
AYERS. Miss Agnes Collins: soldiers in
n. vidniich hiATf, 4. Alien. j. Mannion. 6.
Gately, j. Golden. j. Hines, G. Wyatt,
G, Horning End e A. c, Enner; G erI Wa aih
coin. William Hackett: Goddess Of Lib
erty, Mss A Cassidy: Truth Miss A.
nisges M Insticf fle M1ss A. H alien Me alder,
May Kavanagh. Emily .Kavanagh, Mag
gle Moran, Katie Fleming, Maggie Mar
Name Ma Meearthy. Nellie Lindsay. a.
\ Guy, and Estella Blank. James F.. Dur
nov viii be stage manager and Charles
Peter j. Foley and Frank STANLEY as
assistants. Charles Singer Is Chairman
Of the Reception Committee.
ST. Johns.
The Society of the Children of Mary
viii attend Holy. Communion tomorrow
morning at the nine O'Clock mass.
st. Johns Catholic Club held it's regu-
lar meeting on Wives Tuesday o evening mn last ! tton
every evening. The fine weather enables
him to fulfil AZ his ~engagemsnts and
travellers way" he does not have to
Advance Councl No. 443, Catholic Be.
nevolent Legion, held its regular. meet
avenue, last Thursday evening. Com
rades Goodwin and Barry, of Security
Council, were present. Comrade Barry
delivered a very interesting discourse
upon the growth of the Legion in the
West. Comrade Barry is a very enter
ta.nng speaker. and his remarks were
ali to the point. Advance will atteni
a special meeting of Security on the
9th of this month.
ST. Bridgetss.
A large crowd is expected at the mex
monthly smoker of the Lyceum, which
will be held in the rooms on Tuesda,
evening. The committee In charge ar
hustIing for performers. and v sue
ceeded thus far in securing the service
Of Prof. B~aIantine. the famous humor
Isl together with many other frst-c1as
artists, who will entertain the member
and their friends with recitat1ons, songs
musical selections and gymnastic exh.
billions.
ST. Josephss.
Monsignor Seton was i'll last Sunda,
with d cold that rendered him YER
hoarse and he could not assist at tn
i solemn high mass. as he had intended
The monthly award Of merits We
made II the school by > Mousigno