1903-1904 - Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System

20 CHURCH DIRECTORY.ball, Dr. Wm. Bemus, G. Chatfield.Treasurer, C. H. Gifford. Clerk ofVestry, F. J. Snowball. Organist, J. T.B. Turner, F. G. M.St. Luke's Guild—Warden, Mrs.Glenn K. Brown; secretary, MissSykes; treasurer, Mrs. H. Clark. TheGuild includes the following Chaptersand Committees:Sanctuary, Mrs. I. A. Gilbert, pres.;Senior Missionary, Mrs. Kerrin, pres.;Junior Missionary, Miss Falconer,pres.; Sunday school, F. J. Snowball,supt.; St. Faith's, Miss L. Baker, pres.;Parish Aid, Mrs. Loucks, pres.; Mothers,Mrs. Bucklin, pres.Hospital, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Weeks;Periodical, Mrs. Vanderburg, pres.;Rectory, Mrs. Dr. Wm. Bemus, pres.;Guild House Com.. Mrs. Dempsey;Men's Club, E. Lines, secretary;d-irl's Friendly Society, Mrs. F. Hatch,secretary. 250 church communicants;150 Sunday school members.SS. Peter and Paul's Roman Catholic.Cherry street between Fifth andSixth streets. Rev. Father RichardCoyle, pastor; Rev. Father L. Sharkey,assistant. Services every morning at7 o'clock. Sunday services: Children'smass and instructions at 8 a.m.;high mass and sermon at 10:30 a. m.;vespers at 4 p. m. Church trustees,Rev. Father Coyle, M. Barrett, AndrewMurray. Church officers, WilliamH. Harrison, Jr. president; E. J.Marsh, vice president; Rev. L. Sharkey,secretary; M. L. Barrett, treasurer.SS. Peter and Paul's parochialschool, corner West Fifth and WashingtonSts. (At present occupying old"building at 331 East Fifth street. Newbuilding will probably be completedearly in 1904. Seven teachers, with SisterGertrude as Mother Superior,School managed by a board of trusteescomposed as follows: Pres., A. Willman;secretary, W. H. Harrison, Jr.;treasurer, John A. Kjiorr, Rev. FatherCoyle, John Murray, Rev. L. Sharkey,Frank McCormick, Miss Elizabeth Calahane.Helping Hand Society meets at Parochialresidence the first Wednesdayevening of each month. President,Rev. L. Sharkey; vice president, MissRose O'Donnell; secretary, WilliamH. Harrison, Jr.; treasurer, John A.Knorr.Altar Society. Meets at 5 p. m. onthe third Sunday of each month inthe church parlors. Mrs. Jennie Eller,president; Miss Ella Calahane, secretary-treasurer.St. Frances Society meets at 5 p. m.on the first Sunday of each month.President, Miss Mary McElroy; secretaryand treasurer, Edward Engle.Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary(young ladies' society) meets the secondSunday of each month. Prefect,Mary McCormick: vice prefect, MaryHarrison; secretary, Mary Isbell;treasurer, Agnes Smith.Sodality of the Most Blessed Sacrament(young ladies' and young men'ssociety). Meets first Sunday of everymonth.League of the Sacred Heart. SisterAgatha, Prefect of the Promoters, 15young ladies; meets at the conventthe third Sunday of each month at 3p. m. Devotions at 7:30 the firstFridayof each month held in the churchfor this society.Instructions in Christian doctrine at3 p. m. Sundays for. adults and for allthose desiring a knowledge of theCatholic faith and at 4 p. m. on Sundaysfor all children not attending theCatholic school. Both held at the parochialresidence.Seventh Dav Adventist.Cherry street between Seventh andEighth streets; organized 1882; servicesevery Saturday afternoon at 1o'clock; Bible study every Friday eveningat 7 o'clock. J. B. Stow, pastor;trustees, E. F. Dobbins, Claude Russell,A. E. Hoist; clerk and treasurer,Mrs. M. I. Vanderhoof.