The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-11
O THE CHURCHES.

time, and will no doubt be very largely
attended.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
st. Peters.
The College opened last Tuesday.
About two hundred students registered,
and the number is steadily increasing.
The Glass of Philosophy numbers seven
ISIS issH- Apart from this, many young men
will take the evening course in rational
philosophy.
of Charity, opened with 700. AS his
school opens a week in advance OF the
public schools, all the children are not
yStlae en5e wi9I he It en rs edp e 3 o 5nao av0O
The regular church services were re-
summed last Sunday. Masses on sundays
80 Be 4. At n. SO The s;e0' VIII IT, also &c., BE- s.@ q s s!Sa
O'Clock mass in the lower church for the
children. AT the early masses short
instruction Is given and at 1870 a6 o q , ser
vespers, with sermon, followed by Bene-
dietion. s.oo s.oo
$50, TOO, and S:15 A. M. for the school
Every Wednesday, It 900 A. NJ the
students assemble in the upper church
day a sermon will be delivered to the
students. Today the mass of the Holy
Ghost was said for the formal opening
of schools. The Rev. Rector preached.
The Young Peoples Sodality meet every
Tuesday evening at 8 P. M. Father
Harpes will preach.
sodality meets. Father Mcdonald will
On Friday, the League Of tn the Sacred 3
The Sunday Schools will be DIRECTED by
Fathers Cannon and Roche, at 200 +. M.
every Sunday; afternoon.
Tuesday night after the Young Peopiess
Sodality. Father Harlin is still working
hard to build a lyceum for the young
m Iisf for 4 this W purp posa o aThe News" Wishes
him success in this enterprise,
St. AIMS Sewing CIRCLE vii occupy
and resume their charitable work of help
ing needy school children
The sacristy of the church and college
parlorS have been renovated ana present
a cheerful appearance.
St. Luey,s.
The outing held last Monday to Syl-
van Grove by st. Lucy's Glee Club was a
grand success. There were fully 200 peo-
pie seated at the dinner tables. The par
ty arrived home at 7:5O O'Clock IN the even
ing and all said they had a very en]oyaple
The regular masses will be continued
from tomorrow morning. The last mass
The classmates of the Rev. John J.
Tighe very recently offered a solemn high
mass for the happy repose of his soul at
this church. Rev John F. Boylan of
Franklin Furnace was celebrant; Rev. w,
Birmingham of Brandywine, Del, was
deacon; Rev. w. Purcell Of Shadxside was
sub.deacon, and Rev. join J. Boylan OF
St. Lucy's Church was master of cere-
monies. In the sanctuary We're Rev. M.
Callan of Weehawken, another classmate
and Rev. Peter Reilly, who was invited
friendship with Father lTighe. Rev. T. A.
Wallace, Chancellor of the diocese, and
Rev. Joseph McDowell who SUCCEEDED
Greenville, and who were also classmates,
we're unavoidably absent.
St. PauI,s, GreenviIIe.
All arrangements for the picnic to be
given for the benefit Of St. Paurs & {;
Church, Greenvine, haye been completed an
success. The picnic is to be held next
Wednesday afternoon and evening at
GreenyiIle Schuetzen Park, the proceeds
church debt. The new rector, Father
Mcdowell, and several committees from
the church, and the st. Pauls Catholic
ing. for the event and special features for
both young and old have been arranged.
During the afternoon there will be a
prize bowling in the evening for the older
folk. The Catholic Club will meet next
Tuesday evening and some very important
oAAlC WILL NC ldllodCtcU. A EL TE
st. Bridget's.
Solemn high mass will be resumed in
st. Bridget's Church next Sunday.
Miss Musson, who has been contralto
for the past four years has resigned. and
sails for England today. Miss Me-
ton. The soprano is Miss Bradley, tenor,
Mr.. Nolan, bass, Mr.. Flesey, Miss <. e.
Powers is organist and director.
The programme that will BIZ rendered
of tho oct T1QGC f0ronrrOv ny iS n1 fC11arryc. 49,
Prelude, organ Kyrie, Dachauer; Gloria,
.Dachauer; Credo. Dachauer; Offertory,
Ave Maria. Millard Miss Bradley;
er; Postdude, Mendelssohn.
The large list of talent that is being
engaged for the smoker hat is to be
held on September ~ is almost completed
and among the performers will be the
famous Ballintine. The members expect
the entertainment to. be. a great success.
The members in the cast of the drama
entitled Nevada" are now 'rehearsing
hard in the clubhouse.
ST. Patrfck,s.
The regular monthly meeting of the
st. Patrick's Catholic Club was held
Thursday evening in the clubhouse on
Ocean avenue. There is some talk among
gun club. In view Of this Thomas O'Day,
David Barry and Adam Buzzard were APP
pointed a committee to confer with
rifle range in Bramhall Park. which is
just across the street from the church,
enlarged and put in good condition for
shooting. There are at presentstwo double
tunnel ranges about thirty feet long. made
of the finest pine wood, but Mr.. O'Day,
who has charge of the grounds, wants
the ranges enlarged to about fifty feet
in length.
The club accepted Father Carrolls offer
of the use of the park for an open air
smoker in conjunction with that Of Sc
curfty Council, C.. B.L. Messrs. O,Day, |
Burns. Brady, A. and ]. KERN. and Muir
ply were appointed to look after the
arrangements for the affair. The smoker !
VIII pr pro- ne given ~ Hext L y CAY even.
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