The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-29

JJohan's The new branch is in favorable
soil and should succeed. Its officers
hops for a rapid increase when Its Cd
jeets become known, ~,
able manipulation of Manager Daniel
Downes.. is winning everything before
it. Il there vas a p sd, n ,s some y bes
fore the season was half over. Inc
boys are putting up a splendid game
of ball and have many enthusiastic
The excursion is the next move on the
board, but details are not ready yet.
Sufficient to say that it viii be up to
socn to get ready for it.
Workmen are now busy i'm Ma l1lsn
=p winpaowsg f the tb beaq NEW ch alalaeo K Eiasa
placed in position they will attract visit
ors from far and near.
Tomorrow will end the June devotions,
which are dedicated to the Sacred Heart.
The annual visitation which Father Ter
Woert recently concluded was one winch
He was wen pleased at his reception,
and when the new church is dedicated
the parishioners will be surprised at the
too, and it looks as if the school will
nave its capacity taxed to the limit to
properly provide for the children's next
o e FATHER Ter Woarts Especial care,
and in this direction he has been ably
seconded by Father Kelly, and there is
lC pOSSlbAe CI!dllCt VI ally Cilll DclIlS
shut out. Ample provision will be made
and comfort win b looked after as
heretofore.
ST. Joseph,s.
Monsignor Seton returned this fore
noon from the annual Clerical Retreat
at South Orange. Rev Father Smith
will go there next week.
The MonSignor-rector will again speak
tomorrow on the great number of pen
MES at the collection. Last Sunday
there were five Thousand seven hundred
of them (naking $50 for the good Sis
The school exhibition, which will be
pretty and charming, as usual, will be
inee for children al three ?. M.. admit
tanfe ten J, cents: In nn,a the a EVENING aa ad-
The collectors for the refreshment ia
bic of the excursion are very busy. The
ira far1 aae "q 3o ,wb and i every alya9 9ae tb Is lp best
regulated and finest excursion that
leaves Jersey City, henee many people
a arom o a5s oe escu ans elt tha Mi g. ns &gosep e. on
Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
MASS mial oe The Seie Monsign or vii Will give give es1cGh
~devotions in the evening beginning at
eight O'Clock, by Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament.
81. Lucy.s.
The date for the laying or the corner
for Sunday. July q, and Rev. Father
ceremonies the most impressive ever
held in the parish. All the Catholic So
cieties in the county will be invited to
attend. and a special invitation viii be
f Raxisb has to aw th 7 P Pbs post of ho Taths fo
Greenville. who will make the address.
The harvest festival which will be
held next Thursday promises to be. a
have already been disposed of. A rifle
contest will be one Of the features.
ST. Michacrs.
Rev. Father Charles H.. Mackel left
on Tuesday for his new charge at st.
Joseph's Mendham. he having been
appointed rector to succeed Father Far
Michael's is Rev. A. Mckinley. who was
The boys league of the Sacred Heart,
which is composed of boys who lave
made their first communion, will receive
Holy Communion tomorrow.
The specifications for the new club
house are completed and are now being
the intention of Mgr. De Concilio to
have the building completed by October
afely furnished. The latest contributions
to the building fund. arezMichael T.
Connolly. 500: Patrick Connolly. $50;
Michael Kelleher. SIS; James T. Mackey,
st. Peters.
The inclement weather of Thursday
caused a pQstponement. of the annual
picnic and &ar1es of the Sodadty Ly-
ceum. which were scheduled to take