The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-29


p4 AREA. il is45ioped that the
foundation will have advanced far enough
BY that time to permit the laying of the
cornerstone.
st. Paul Of the Cross.
Preparations are being made by joint
committees of the Holy Name Society,
Literary Society of st. Paul of the Cross
parish for a mammoth picnic and outing
on Labor Day. September i. It will be
held at Levyss Grove, near secaucus.
The joint committees met last night and
discussed arrangements. A committee
has been appointed to prepare an inter-
esting schedule of athletic events. Hand
some prizes will be contested for. A
number Of trolley cars will be chartered
for the occasion.
The recent lawn party, which the
| young ladies Of the parish made such a
splendid success, is still discussed by
those who have the affairs of the parish
at heart. 1t was the first venture of this
kind ever held under the auspices of any
of the church societies and was voted
such a success that hereafter a lawn
party win be held annually.
St. Nicholas.
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Freck's Oriental Grove for the benefit OF
ST. Nicholas parochial school promises
to be a very interesting and enjoyable
affair. The committee in charge is ar
ranging an entertaining programme. IT
has been decided to abandon the proposed
parade. except that the school children
will march in a direct route to the park
One of the features will be a rattle for
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members of the parish.
It is now conceded BY all that when
the Rev. Father Weyland erected the
large p~arochial school and hall fronting
on Ferry street he "builded better than
of his critics knew. There were those in
rector would have a white elephant on
his hands. They could see no reason for
such a large building.
The parish has rapidly grown, however.
and when the parochial school reopens
for the winter session it will be found
that the school rooms will be nearly if
necessary to secure the services of two
grade class will be started on the re-
opening of the school.
St. Bridgat's.
The postponed picnic of ST. Bridget's
Lyceum will take place on Tuesday. Au-
gust 10. at G~reenville Sehuetzen Park. on
the Boulevard. The young men have been
working diligently for the past month or
more to make the event a success, and
the sale Of tickets has been gratifying
TO the members.
The new rector of st. Bridget's Church
will say his arsf>mass tomorrow morn
ing At ten O'Clock.
St. B~cniface's.
The regular meeting Of the members of
St. Aloysius Lyceum. composed Of the
young men connected with the church,
Will occur tomorrow afternoon at the
Lyeeum's rooms or First street. The
committees appointed at a previous meet
ing will make reports Of the progress
they have made in selecting for the ex-
cursion Of the Lyceum.
St. Lacy's.
ST. Luey's choir and church debt coll
lectors will enjoy an outing next Tuesday
at Rockaway Park. The party will also
include the members of the choir Of the
Church of the Sacred Heart. Newark. OF
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Catholic missionary EFFORT has, Tor some
reason, stirred itself up Wonaefiuiiy villa
in the last TWO mouths. iaAs 7 iiiole
peciaily trGe OF the society Tor me Prop
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organized as long ago as iez-, III Lsohs'
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first time to MAKE l'seh heafa anu iefe
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its support are suoleel 7 = ieee'
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ing the same period were Ssi'eoe- l"e
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