ARCHDIOCESE OF WELLINGTON.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 29, 17 July 1902, Page 4

ARCHDIOCESE OF WELLINGTON.

(From our own correspondent.)

July 12. The Yen. Archdeacon Devoy will cjnducfcthe services at St ratnok s Church, Ma^terum, to-morrow. Mr. D. Tw.jhill, who was on a visit to Maaterton, pang ' Ora Pro IN obis ' as an oifercory piece at bt. Patrick's Church ou Sunday lust Exposition of the Ble3sed Sacrament was held at St Mary of the Angels' on Sunday last. The music both in the morning and evening was excellently rendered. Rev. Father Bowden, one of the professors of Meanee Seminary who has been spending part of his holidays at the presbytery, Boulcott street, returned on Thursday last. Rev. Father Costello hae been appointed to the newly-formed parish at Marton, which includes Hu.iterville, Tarakina, and Bulls. He will take up his reaideace at Marton, which is the centre of the district. Signor Borzoni, who has taken up his residence in Wanganui passed through Wellington this we^k. It is his intention at the ooming bazaar to hold a military review representative of the whole of the British regiments. At -St. Patrick's Church, Mastertou. on June 20, the marriigeof Mr C. H. Ru*?ell to Miss R. Toucher yo ingest ,1 a ighfcer of Mr John Toucher, an old and respected resident of the town, was solemnised, The Very Rev. Dean McKenna performed the ceremony. The bride, was attended by Miss M. Hanly as bridesmaid, and Mr B. Brown acted in the capacity of best man. The success which attends the various functions in connection with the Marist Brothers' Old Boys' Association is proverbial, and a dance held under its auspices in Spiller's Hall, Boulcott street, was no exception. Messrs P. J. Twohill, J. Stratford, and H. McKeown (secretary) acted as Masters of Ceremonies, and were indefatigable in their efforts to make the evening enjoyable. The annual Association social will, in all probability, be hold in the last week of August.