The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-23
Some Of The Bialgan Memorial Windows In
Position a ST. Josspks.
EXAMINATION IN PARocHIAL SCHOOLS
ST. Anihons Parish Has Sssursd Excellent Site
for . New Church important Services Held
During lhs Past Week.

AT the Catnedral on IueSday next
Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins will celebrate
a Pontifical High Mass of requiem for
the repose OF the soul OF Rt. Rev. Bish-
op Hendricken.
Next Sunday evening at st. Joseph's
church the vesper discourses VIII come
10 a close for the summer. The Rev. DIR.
Doran will preach the closing as he did
the opening sermon OF the series.
The memorial window. the gift OF
Mrs. Alice Sullivan. I'm memory of her
father, the late Joseph Banigan, has
been put in position In st. Joscph's and
Workmen from New York have been
here since Wednesday. The four lancet
windows in the sanctuary VIII he put
in next week.
The children's entert linmcnt in st.
Joseph,s school hall will take place
next Thursday evening. 1t viii also be
coincident with the closing exercises OF
the school.
The pastor OF st. Anthony's churdh
announced, Sunday. that an excellent
site had been secured for the new
church. the estate known as the DOH
erty place having been purchased The
estate includes more than eight acres.
containing about forty-six house lots.
There is also a cottage on the prem
ises that may be used for rectory, and
"A large od-fashioned barn. The site
ds fine one for the new church. which
will front on Plainfield street with
otr nm Fl ha hnl 40
The price paid for the property Is SlI.-
500. Father Brown also announces that
.he sum OF 5000 has bene contributed
towards the church fund and other
contributions are promised.
The children OF St.Joseph's parochial
school took their examination during
the week. Those OF the ninth grade.
through the courtesy of Superintendent
Tarbell ofNthe public schools. took the
ordinary ninth grade examinations OF
the city schools which, II successfully
passed, are equivalent to a special en-
trance examination fo- :he high
schools.
Last Sunday afternoon the gentlemen
and ladies connected with st. An
thongs church met and decided to hold
grand picnic on July on the church
property Mr.. John F. Harlow was APP
pointed chairman. James H. Hogan,
secretary, and Rev.G. W.Brown. treas
ing was held and preliminary arrange
ments made.
The Rev. j. c. Tennian, the diocesan
director OF the league. preached on the
Sacred Heart on Friday evening at the
closing exercises OF the novena at 81;
Joseph's. More than twenty promoters
received their crosses and diplomas on
this occasion.
sunday Is general communion day for
the st. Aloysius Sodality OF the Holy
Name church.t
Mr.. John Jones and Miss Rose lie
Ford were united In marriage Wednes-
oay morning at nuptial mass In the
Holy Name church. Sdr. Ford, brother
OF the bride and Miss Robinson wiz
messed the ceremony. on the same
morning. Mr.. william McElmail and
Miss Catherine Amelia Parkington were
united i'm marriage also at nuptal mass.
Tomorrow the Holy Name sunday
school will hold the last session of the
season. Medals and premiums will be
distributed to the Bible class and first
communion children.
A iridium OF reparation to the Sacred
Heart was held on Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday at the Immaculate Con-
ception church. The exercises consist
ed If the Rosary and Benedictlon of the
Blessed Sacrament Friday evening
there was special sermon.
graduation exercises of the st. Marye
academy took place on Wednesday eve
ming. Among the guests were the Rt
Rev. bishop. who presented the diplo-
mas TO the graduates and wished them
godspeed in their journey through life
admonishing them to always remember
the excellent teaching OF the good Sis
ters
The monthly meeting Of the Children
Of Mary will be held on Sunday. at the
Holy rtme church.
Miss Catherine Walsh Of HOLLAND
street and Thomas OBrien of Taunton
were united IN marriage on Wednesday
with n nuptial mass in st. Patricks
church.
The monthly meeting Of the Rosary
and Scapular Society OF st. Patrick will
take place tomorrow.
The children of ST. Marys church win
20 TO confession this evening and re.
ceive holy communion at the s o'clocl,
mass tomorrow.
Next Monday al st. Patrick's church
there will be fourth anniversary mass
for Mrs Ann Healy. late OF Smith
street. and on Tuesday there will he n
fifteenth anniversary mass for the late
Mrs. Thomas Conway of Senter street.
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