The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-14
JERSEY CITY CHURCHES.

The roll of honor for November in st.
Peters p~aroehial. school is as fellows,
Sramm gTaoe departme rasani ir SINE grade mdeu
John Demary. Michael o'Connor. Luke
Murphy. Lizzie Mcguire, Bella Barry,
Second grade@Wmie .Kearny, Thomas
J Kslly' o scs%ss A Nora F EaWnsni Katie eolMd Ne.
Kenna, May Langton. Mary Battle, Mary
D TEiad M sradKeI RSyHs; Nevin, James
John Lyons While Curtis, Charles
Jennie CallIgan, Irene Bradley. A8nI,e
McKenna, Maggie Lee ser Mary IN Mis Ken
Mauray. Thomas Carey, Eddie .Karbos-
dHaham mul Msshaae fs posran nsn Matte BucE-
non, Katie Magurr, Lizzie .crosswsil,
Mai ATSIe c9 pe1s oiN Rsnn Grace seef Rear Annie J MIA
Fifth grade-WalteT Murphy John Nc
Govern, Martin Hughes. Sadie Doherty.
Callahan. Anna sehiisIski. Mary Holmes,
M aRa 4 Martha HarfSS; A AnnosR. Brown eczema
sixth graQe-FTanK FreSSlnger, john
James NON mss' Felix W Nt j Mef1lles
Marion, Mary Meath. Maggie o'Mara,
i bn,en Anna mna'l Smith aafs Mary Roa ssfHss sadie
@inegs, Mary sa Ryell Na ESlsss' o aBnss Gum
g ssps sna ea 5Seis h Bye, h f,sssssSs se9 Ns1s
Loretta Lee. Ellen Bree,n. Agnes Holmes,
Mary Ganabler. Josephine Ward.
Second gEade-Michael Kennedy, James
Govern, Julia Finnegan, Rose Dieski,g
Kate Dyckmann, Mary Maloney, Kittie
Fitzgerald, Jennie Holmes, Maggite Ha-
Fay, Thomas Demary. Dennis o,Leary,
Annie Degeair, Mary Murphy
Fourth g~rade-Bernard Ffnneran, Mich
James Reilly. Mary Hanley, Stella Men
zie. Lizzie Kehoe. Lille Fox. Annie Du-
Fifth grade-Joseph Brown, Myles
Burke, Joseph Buffeau. Albert La Grange,
Bailey. Josie Goska, Nellie Guido.
Spears. Thomas o,NeiIl, Joseph water-
ca Tae Orphans Maszas q St. Jeasph,s Home
eeo olge an hail si0e on wednesday, and Thurs
day Evenings. The hail was rowde each
evening.
IT. PauIss. Grernvilie.
The members of st. Paul's Catholic
Club are looking forward with no small
amount of anxiety to the annual invita-
school hal early next month. The event
promises to be the most successful in the
clubs history.
The amateur t~hespians of the club
are rehearsing the drama eileen Oge."'
The play will be presented the latter part
of next month.
81. Brfdget,s.
The regular meeting of the Lyceum VIII
be held next Tuesday evening at 8
O'Clock. A large attendance is request
transacted. The interest in the euchre
tournament is increasing as the contest
progresses. the card tables are fned
three games separate the irst eight
three mem reles winning the highest number
Of games in the tournament. A BOBBY
prize VIII also be given to the man VIM
the scheduled number. The cross .coun-
try will have a run on Tuesday and Fri
day evenings ag a 81 s M4rry week unoer 'ne
Haboken churches.
Tomorrow at the Church of Our Lady
of Grace. Fourth street and Willow ave
nue., Hoboken. Father Fitzpatrick will
preach at high mass at eleven: The sub
feef Of his sermon will be Prepare We
take place at 1880 and the Rev. Father
james Kelly's theme will be Humility"
The children of the parish are prac-
ticing daily for the grand Christmas en-
t-ertainment. which will take place De-
cember 30. 81, January /. 2 and 4 at st.
Mary's Hall. There will be $50 children on
the stage in costume: and they will give
tableaux and pantomimes.
The forty hours devotional services VIII
herip Sunday Dacemher %