The Jersey City news., 1901-07-06
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
All Saints',


The Rev. Joseph H. Meehan is superin-
tending the work of altering the new rec
tory of All Saints. on Pacific avenue,
for IS, OoO Father Meehan will not occupy
the new house until September.
Sc. Lucy's.
Preparations are going forward for the
annual excursion of the members of st.
July is to Oriental Grove. The Rev.
Father Boylan proposes to make the
event one Of the most enjoyable excur-
sions ever given under the auspices OF
the parish.
81. Miehasl's.
The Rev. Father John Sheppard, pastor
of st. MichaePs Church, who Is still in
ireland. on his way home from a trip to
Rome and Palestine. Is expected nome on
July q. Preparations are already under
way to give him a ropal reception by his
parishioners.
The annual excursion of members of st.
Michaers parish will take place on July
and numerous excursion barges have been
chartered for the occasion.
st. Bridget's.
A largely attended meeting Of st.
Bridget's Lyceum was held in the club
house on Montgomery street last Tuesday
evening, and all arrangements were made
for the annual picnic which will be held in
Greenville Schuetzen Park, July 16. The
Entertainment Committee reported that
it had in circulation among the MEM
bers 500 tickets 1t is expected this event
will be the most successful both imam
cially and socially in the. history OF the
Lyceum Various committees were ap-
pointed by John Rowe. First Vice Presi
bers of the Entertainment Committee in
receiving and entertaining the large
crowod which is expected to attend.
The bowling alleys, restaurant, Ice
counters In the park will be under the
charge of the members and the Ladies
Auxiliary, and it Is hoped these will prove
Special attractions will be arranged for
the enjoyment of ALL among them will be
athletic games for boys of the parish and
the events will be broad jump. 100 yards
dash. shoe race, sack race, and three
legged race Silver medals will be award
ed to the winners In each event. The
athletic events will commence at u.
the committee in charge, which consists
Of Vincent B. Whelan, Geo. Sanderson
and Jas. ]. McTiernan
n: 7. Maloney. John Gondon +; Z; Don, JON
Thos. Dolan will be in charge of the
ssCoon in the Canvass" which Is always
an attraction at atfa1rS OF this KIND. An
Irish piper and fiddler will be In attend
ance and lovers of Irish dancing will have
an opportunity of thoroughly enjoying
Themselves. James Coolahan will act as
door manager. He will be ably assisted
BY James Tumulty and James McCor-
mack The Entertainment COMMITTEES,
which has made all arrangements to date
and which will take charge at the park
consists OF John McTiernan, chairman;
r. J.. Smith, Geo. Sanderson, Peter
Cassidy and VIM. NJ. Mulroy.
st. Mary's.
The regular services at st. Mary's will
take place tomorrow morning.. Tie Rev.
b. Henry Ter Woert will celebrate the
eleven o'clock mass.
81. Peters.
Tomorrow morning the last mass at st.
Peters will last only one hour. This
length Of time will be the rule for the
balance of the summer.
The sermon, which will be a very short
one, will be given by the Rev. Father
Zwinge.
Monday evening the members Of st.
Peters Lyceum will give q picnic at
Greenville Schuetzen Park.
81. Bonifaos's.
st. Aloysius Lyceum young men will
give picnic At Greenville schuetzen Park
On Monday afternoon and evening, July.
"a The Rev. Father Wohl, rector Of ST.
Honifhces' Church, will deliver the ser
mon ct the last mass tomorrow morning,