Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-21
TO ATTEND
CHURCH FUNCTION
Arrangements All Completed
for Cornerstone Laying of
Blessed Sacrament Edifice.

The cornerstone of the new Blessed
and Van Ness place, will be laid to-
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
All arrangements have been COM
pleted, and it is expected that about
four thousand men will take part in
the demonstration that will precede
the ceremony.
The grand marshal will be Hugh
F. Gilligan. and the aides Richard
Sassa, John M. Judge, Charles Som
mers and Alfred Rock.
The following societies and clergy
will participates: The Third Degree
knights of Columbus, two companies
st. Patrick's Alliance; the Knights of
Columbus, Olive Branch; the Ancient
Order of Hibernians, the Blessed Sac
rament Holy Name Society, four hum
dred members: the New Council.
knights of Columbus; the GAMMA
Gael Society, the Cadets of st. Bird
gets parish, the Knights of Columbus,
Star of Bethlehem Council; the An
cient Order of Hibernians, of Bay
onne; the Bayonne Council of Knights
of Columbus, the knights of the Sa-
cred Heart, of the Protectory, Ar
lington; the Holy Name societies OF
the following parishes: st. Antoni-
| nus's, st. James's, st. Leo's, irving
ton: st. Charles's, st. A~loysiuS's, ST.
Bridget's, st. Patrick's, st. Johns, st.
Michael's, Our Lady of Good Counsel,
st. Mary's, Rutherford; Sacred Heart,
st. Rose of Lima's. st. Joseph's, Our
Lady of Grace, Hoboken; Blessed
Sacrament Junior Cadets.
The clergy will be h ri. Kew.
Monsignor l. p. Whelan the Rev.
p. Cody, the Rev. Maurice OCon-
nor, the Rev. Samuel Hedges, the
Rev. George l.. Fitzpatrick, the very
Rev. Prior, j. r. Heffernan, O.. r.;
the Rev. w. J. O'Leary, o. r., tho
Rev. J.. B. Hulsebusch. the Rev.
Thomas A. Walsh. the Very Rev.
Patrick Cody, the Rev. E. F. Quirk,
the Rev. Joseph Perorti, the Rev. j.
M. Burke, the Rev. w. j. Richmond.
the Rev. j.. J. McKeever. the Rev.
Michael Sparka, the Rev. j. j.
Sheehan, the Rev. John A. West
man. the Rev. J. Kelly, Bayonne;
the Rev. P. E. Reilly, the Kew.
Thoma O'Donnell, the Rev. ii. e..
Coyne, the Rev. J. P. Smith, Belle
Vile; the Rev. j. NJ. Nardiala, Bloom
field: the Rev. Francis Keeho, y.
f. M; the Rev. Patrick Maher,
Cbatham; the Rev. II. G. Phelan,
d. D.: the Rev. James Zuccarelh.
the Rev. Francis O'Neill, Elizabeth;
the Rev. F.. Masniski, Elizabeth; the
Rev. Louis J.. BOIL, the Rev. j. A.
Lundy. Elizabeth; the Rev. Dion
Best. O.. C. c.: the Very Rev. j.. j..
Cunneely, Hackensack; the Rev. M,
p. O'Connor, the Rev. P. F. Egan,
the Rev. Thomas Monaghan,
Irvington; the Rev.. Joseph Nee
han, Jersey City; the Rev. F. G..
Bogner, the Rev. P. w. Smith. Jer-
sew City; the Very Rev. P. E..
Smyth. the Rev e. A. Kelly, the
Very Rev. B. Henry Ter Woert, the
Rev. j. C. MERRIAM, the Rev.
Charles M. Mackel, D.. D.; the Rev.
Joseph Mulry. s. j.; the Rev. Thom-
as J. McDermott, K~ingsland; the
Rev. F. M. O'Neill. the Rev. W. L..
Cunningham, Nutley; the Rev. Peter
Kurtz, Orange: the Rev. Edward j..
Ellars, Paterson; The Rev. Paul
Buterl, the Rev. John A. OBrien,
Railway; the Rev. j. j. Flanagan,
the Rev. B. M. Began, the Rev. e..
M. O'Malley, Ridgewood; the Rev.
Charles Doyle, the Rev. William f.
Grady. the Rev. j. T. Brown, the
Rev. Robert ]. Boyer, the Very Rev.
Linus Monahan. c.. p; the Rev. Ger
aid O'Nein, C. p, and the Rev. Cor
nelius Clifford.
The edifce will be completed by
June 1, 1918, and will seat 1,10o.