Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-29
COLUMBIA NEWS.
The MountvIiie Quintet Reunion.

Tho MOuntvlIic Quintet Reunion.
A pleasant party Of gentlemen gathered
at Dr. Berntheizels last evening on tho
occasion Of the reunion of the MOuntville
quintet. first organized in 1853. Not
one OF the original members was absent
and all enjoyed themselves under the Gu
tsrtainment of their host. After
deciding to form permanent or
ganization and some time had
been spent in mutual congratulations,
&C., the doctor invited his guests to the
dining room, where table was spread
fairly groaning under the good things
thereon. In the centre of the table was Il
large pyramid Of fruit and flowers, which
elected expressions Of delight FROM all.
while the menu WAS such as to make the
cpicure glad. After doing justice to the
supper tie guests adjourned to the par
lors and music and conversation followed.
1t was decided to have the new Organiza-
tiOn to consist of thirteen. that number
being present, aud the following officers
were elected: President, J. III. Wilmer
secretary, J. Halls Fridy; corresponding
secretary, DR.. Berntheizel treasurer, X.
NJ. Fridy musical director. ID. F. Reese
organist, Will Matthew. Each member is
to provide himself with Il plate, cup, knife
and fork and the club will have . reunion
once every year at the homes of it's men,
bers. Besides their reunions they will
meet from time to time under the dircc-
tion of MIR. Reese, and, as each m, mber is
proficient in the art OF music, some fine
entertainments may be expected rs the
Outgrowth Of the organization. Mr.. Fridy
invited the club to meet at his home i'm
MOuntvillc OH the cd of February aud
Ln b.,I 40 Of
thanks to their host, aud also to MIR. Mat
thew for his services At the organ, the
club adjourned to meet as above stated.
VOLTS orchestra furnished some fine music
from to 0 o'clock.
Election Of OKcers.
f. f. Lutheran Sunday school officers
A. Bennett: Asst. Supt. J. &. Pierce
Treas, l.. w. May; sec. G.. l.. Filbert
Librn.. Samuel Filbcrt Asst. Libr'n.,
Harry c. Young directors, John Stcrline,
,jr., ii. T.. Lichty, John Wilson, II. G.
Conklin and s. T.. Gravcr. Infant depart
ment: Supt., Mrs. X. G. NJ. Little
Asst. Sup',s., Mrs S. r. Graver and Mrs
Yentzer.
Church officers have been elected
Elders, Jacob II. Oberlain and s. Fill
bert !; Deacons, j. G. Benner, T.. NJ.
Stevenson, S. T.. Gravcr and John T. Rich
ards. Tomorrow evening the members Of
the Sunday school will give thcir beauti-
ful cantata of Fairy Grotto " in the
opera hOnsc, and Il fine entertainment is
promised
Borough Rreviiics
Buchcr- Morris trouble likely will be
settlcd.-Rev. w. p. Evaus married e.
Shcnk and Miss lfc;,llcr this morning.
Upon Robert RyOn's complaint Squire
Young held Bill Poster Writer'S in 800
bail Tor court.-At Marietta engine No.
2GS ran into the rear Of No. l14s
train; cabin damaged; Columbia
wreckcrs cleared the track buffalo
Bill played to $500 house, Nellie
Lingarl tainted in first act.-River
bank full, logs floating down and boatmen
catching them.-ColOrel ball.. success and
orderly Jim Moore took his wife home
forcibly, but she got back.--Frank Paine
and Samuel Guiles home from Washing
ton Daniel Good, of Philadelphia and
John Lineawcavcr visiting Columbia
Shawnee furnace, No. 9, starts tomorrow
evening"" Pinkeye" spreading"
the Rage" Saturday evening "The
Colonel" in prospect.-COlumbia ball next
Monday evening. s.--WilI the Vigie steamer
ever come?