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HOLY WEEK SERVICES.


I.arkin, :. NJ; deacon, Rev. Father
Cassagne. s. Y, sub-deacon, Rev.
Father Delairc. >. NJ: masters OF
ceremonies. Maurice Robinson and
Ned WhitmOre. censor bearers, F..
Crane and Leonce Andre, cross
bearer. Raymond Richards acolytes,
Endice RObichauX and Joe Talon;
torches. Masters TerrebOne, eau
threaux, W. Owens. Chestnut, Be
LANCER, Stenger. Rupp, F. Silva, L..
Lutz, COmeauX, Ellis and Adams.
Alteration from end of mass until
Friday morning the Children OF
Mary (seniors and juniOrs), Holy
Angels. ladies of the Sacred Heart
League, Altar Society, Third Order
Altar Boys, Holy Name (seniors and
juniOrs) and St. Joseph's Boys will
keep watch during the day, whilst
different organizations of men will
watch during the night. The hours
for the men will be from 9 p. m.
Thursday until 6 a. m. Friday. All
organizations are requested TO be
represented. the Holy Name Society
(senior and junior branches), Ush'
ers, st. Vincent de Paul. X. of c., c.
X. of A, A o. II. and II. n. G.. G.
Evening services at 1880 o'clock.
Sermon on the Messed Eucharist by
Rev. Father Delaire, S. NJ.
Friday-Mass of the Presanctified
at a. m; celebrant. Rev. Father
Cassagne, S. NJ; deacon, Rev. Father
Delaire, S. NJ; master of ceremonies,
WhitmOre; censers, l.. Andre and
Cummiskey; acolytes, f. Robichaux
and J. Curry; cross. Robichaux.
Stations at 3 p. m. Veneration of
cross and sermon of the Passion by
Rev. ]. Delaire, S. NJ, at 1880.
Saturday-Celebrant, Rev. J. De-
laire. S. NJ; deacon, Rev. J. p. Cas-
sagne, S. M; sub-deacon, Rev. ]. A.
Petit. S. NJ; cross, Robichaux; mas
ter of ceremonies, Ed. Whitmore and
J. Talon; Paschal candle, Crane;
grams of insence, w. Owens; triple
candle, Cummiskey; censor, Andre;
acolytes, E. Robichaux and Curry;
torches, Gauthreaux, Stenger, Brie-
thing, Comeaux, Ellis and Belanger.
Easter Sunday-Masses at 5, and
8 a. m, Solemn High Mass at 1920;
celebrant, Very Rev. T. J. Larkin,
S. NJ; deacon, Rev. P. Cassagne,
s. NJ; subdeacon, Rev. J. Delaire,
IS, M; masters of ceremonies, M.
Robichaux and F. Crane; acolytes, n.
Whitmore and E. Robichaux; torches,
c. Terrebonne, J. Rupp, D. Gauth-
meaux, F. Silva, ]. Talon, ]. Curry,
l.. Adams, l.. Lutz, w. Owens, A.
Chestnut, l. Stenger and G.. Belanger.
EASTER MUSICAL PROGRAM
The Holy Name Choir, under the
able leadership of Miss Georgiana
Herbert and Professor Fred Herbert,
will, as usual, render most pleasing
and classical musical program. The
present members of the choir have
worked faithfully and deserve credit
Easter Sunday the mass will be Mar
EOS Fifth. The solos in the Gloria"
will be sung by ''Domini Deus Miss
Miriam Russo; "Qui TOLLS" Mr..
Thomas Fox; in the Credo EFT Incar-
natus est" duet by Misses G. Herbert
and B. Fabares; EFT in Spiritum,"
Mrs. F. Calvin. Offertory, Granier's
'Hosanna," by Miss G. Herbert; Ele-
walton, "Benedictus," Miss G. Herbert;
"Agnus DEL" Miss Ida Kelvin; pre-
Jude to Benediction, The Resurrec-
tion Morn Mrs. F. Calvin. Benedic-
tion after mass. Baptisms from
to p. m.
- MEETINGS.
lcent de Paul Society-This
ii society, with its handful of
workers, held one of its largest
most enthusiastic meetings Mon
ay. All was business and good
Cheer.
BAPTISMS.
John Elmer, son of Clarence G..
Hinyub and Hazel Lawton of 7O2 Sill
dell Avenue. SponsOs, John A. Meyers |
and Rhea Deimel.
Joseph R., son of Louis Loup and |
Helene Haydle of 500 Belleville
Street. Sponsors, Frank Silva and
Adele Loup.
Charles Edward, son of Charles E.
Esnard and Dora A. Donovan of S13
Eliza Street. Sponsors, Louis Be-
thancourt and Henriette Bethan-
court.
Jeanette Helen, daughter of Ed
ward Tierney and Sophie Camus of
LIE Boeuf Street. Sponsors, Lee Wat
tigney and Sophie Tierney.
HOLY NAME PROJECTS.
The largest number of projects ever
present at a meeting was the record
for Monday night. Just five were
absent and, strange to say, some of
The steadiest. 1t is hoped that all
will be on hand at the next meeting.
II these good men keep up their good
work a very large communion may
be expected the next time.
1t was good to see Mr.. Blass and
Mr.. Butler back in line Louis Huff
had to resign on account of night
work. James Worrell. Mr.. Cox. NJ.
Morse and Mr. Breithing were each
given a territory to look after and
much good work is expected from
hese men. All members of the Holy
Name Society are invited to receive
With the St. Vincent de Paul Society
It their quarterly communion, which
will take place in Algiers and at
which over five hundred men are eX-
ected to receive.
VISITORS. {
Rev. P. Daigneau, S. NJ, from JEFF {
erson College, was in town to see his
MUSICIAN. Father Daigneau has a
cen working unusually hard this T