The herald., 1917-06-28
ON@a-sz TWae1
PERSONAL.

thursday. Fdlner MCbrdth, =. NJ. or
Jefferson College and now acting pas
tor at st. Francis de Sales Church,
was also a guest of the occasion, which
was the twenty-frst anniversary OF
Father CaSsagne'S elevation to the
priesthood.
Father CasSagno spent the greater
part OF the week on missionary eX-
cursiOn with Father Wynhoven on the
latter's missions. Right Rev. Bishop
Gum was TO be in the party and ad-
minister confirmation to those who
might have needed it. but he was
called away North and so Father Cas-
sagne took his place. 1t goes without
saying that this worthy gentleman on
a trip of this kind can do many things
common to such trip as well as any
bishop, but it is question as to what
he did in place of giving confirmation.
me party were the guests of Captain
Harvey.
Rev Father Barth. s. NJ. of Jeffer-
son, the most efficient project the col
lege has had in many years. was in
-lgiers Sunday TO replace Father
Petit, who went to Plaquemine. La.
for the knights of Columbus init
alton.
Rev NJ. Larkin. S. NJ, is helping
out at the rectOry during the absence
of Very Rev. r. J. Larkin. 5. VI. Last
Sunday he said mass at the Naval /
Station for the sailors and more than |
$50 were present
MEETINGS.
The Red Cross First Aid Glass.
under the direction of DR. Dugan. will
be held at the II. y. G. C. Hall Thurs
day at 1870 p. m. All are requested
to be present
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Last Thursday night very inter
estlng meeting of the Holy Name So
clety was held at the church and at
the Fl. y. G. c. Hall.
Fathers WynhOven and Cassagne
made beautiful and stirring appeals to
the members present, encouraging
them to continue in their good work
and urging them to induce others to
Join their ranks. After these talks.
refreshments were served and a good
time was in order. The meeting was
not as largely attended as il might {
nave been, but ii was a Jolly crowd
tnat was on hand, and that made I'D {
Tor the lack of greater numbers. ,
The meeting was specially organized |
by Mr.. AlOnZO Bourgeois and Mr.. Be
LANCER, two enthusiastic members. Mr..
Bourgeois was instrumental in OBJ I
tanning the refreshments, and the ,
members gave him rising vote of
thanks in token of their appreciation.
10 ha. |
meetings will be held, for reunions of
this kind are bound to help out in
building up organizations like the 7
Holy Name Society.
The meeting was presided over by !
its president, Hon. Judge Mahoney.
Reuben Whitmore, vice president, hur- c
ried from Washington. d. c., to be d
present Secretary James Higgins
was on hand. as also Treasurer A q
Bourgeois. 1t was pleasing to see sew :
eral OF the old faces again with the n
crowd. Several sent in excuses for q
not being present. very large
crowd is expected at the next meet Of
ing. W
SERVICES. +,
Devotions to the Sacred Heart every
after the o'clock mass.
Sunday-Masses at ), Z. 8 and TO-
Benediction. Baptisms from to ).
BAPTISMS.
Thomas Edward, son of Thomas f.
and jeanette Klink. Spon-
;2As, Janssens Jones and Albertine
II. ~ G. c. NOTES. -
mere is picture in the poolroom So
mat seems to have a peculiar fasci- hr
nation for some of the members. In sb
act, they seem not to be able to step IN
MO the room without looking up TO- I'M
Saru II. Now, people. this picture is IN
10 more than any ordinary picture.
tut somehow or other these members no
hink it is the most wonderful one
hat ever was drawn. Someone sug
'ested that We turn il TO the wall. hut
MS suggestion was not accepted on
ne grounds that if we leave il as IL
S II will draw the said members into ?
he club at least once a week. for il
'ould be next to impossible to expect
hem to keep away from that picture n.
Or more than that time
Y. NJ. G. C. 12-H. y. G. c. s. DIV
The team representing the H. y. G. an
:. in the Junior Indoor League met W;
nth defeat at the hands of the Y. NJ. sill
!. c. team Thursday night by the sp
core of II to s. This was the first of
anne of the league for our boys. and an
II were not for the first inning we ha
lould have been the winner and not Ba
lie loser lea
Middleton started for the II. y. G. gr
:, but did not prove very effective tn
sainst the opposing team. This. VIC
,upled with numerous errors made tai
ehind him, netted the Y. VI. G. c. AT
wen runs. Our own team succeeded pri
netting four runs for their first MI
ming. Middleton seemed to tighten sal
in the second, but after the Y. VI. cry
&. had made two runs in their en-,
cond inning Coach Bowling thought thu
best TO place Quinn in the box. hin
linn pitched good ball for the next wa
'e innings, holding his opponents to sal
t three runs. hea
The Y. NJ. G. c. team played a good lar
me OF ball in all positions. but
Moroy was the star on our side. VIII,
tching a very good game and ac. feaI