Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-27
COLUMBIA NEWS.
W EDDiNG BELLS IN WnIGHTSvlLLs

The Chris,mas Tide-lsoroush Budse,
Masonic Eleci.Ous-I Incidents and Ac
cls:ents-On the River Bank.
DR.. VIM. A. Paine of Scranton. was
united in marriage to Miss Lydia Harris
Of Wrightsvi!le, last evening, at the latter
place, by the Rev. Mr.. Bell, pastor of tho
Presbyterian church. The ceremony Was
performed in the Methodist church. as
the Presbyterian is being rebuilt. The
bridegroom is q former resident of Co.
iuEi0la. A number Of Columbia friends
ot Doth parties were present ut the cere.
mony. A reception was held from tO Q
p. m. at the residence Of the brides
parents. The newly married couple took
the late train for Washington. u. G.
Masonic Elections
The following officers of Corinthian
Royal Arch Chapter No. 222, Masons,
were installed last night by District Dep
uty Grand High Priest, A. j. Kaufman
Most E. II. F., j. w. Yocum King, W.
q. Taylor; Scribe, TheO. L. Urban SEQ
retary, A. J. Kaufman. p. NJ, John A.
Siade also installed the following officers
OF Columbia, Lodge No. 2S6. last night
W: N j. W.iocum 8. W., A. G. Guilss
J. w., 5. &. Camp; Secretary, A. J.
Kaufman.
Brotherhood Of the Union.
Tho following officers were elected last
night to serve for the ensuing term Of
Putnam circle No. 113. L. U. II. F. Of Pa:
9. w., Joseph Shertzcr c. j., Wayne
Lightheiser g. f., +. X. Seitz H. II.
John DOrycott ; w. Of d., G. 8. Dobson
W. Of n, q. y. Fisher. These officers
will be installed next Tuesday evening by
q. ID. Z. w., William Beitle, OF Lancas-
ter.
S;urxiars About.
Mr.. David lIauauer's clOthin. store was
entered on Monday night and robbed Of
4 quantity Of revOivers, silk handkerchieGs
and nio nacs. The ii,ur mill oi Mcbride
Il Mauifair was also entered the Same
night, but the thieves secured nothing.
Some effort should be made to put an cli.l
to the course of petty rObberics which
have been occurring of late in this place.
Music ana EiOcutiO".
Next Monday evening an entcrtainn,. III
will be held in tho Nj. +. church for IT,,
benefit of the infant Sunday school cI:..;.
Two talented young elOcutionists will u.
present and give soulo choice readings.
the Misses Annie NJ. B:uuer, Of COLUMBIA,
and Phoebe S:eelman, OF New jersey. In
addition to the music which ill he far
nshed by male quartet led by MI. NJ.
Schaibley,- the Misses Alice Welsh and
Hettio Vache, both we'll known singers"
this place, Will furnish some fine selsc-
tiOns.
Borough budget.
Henry Wolfe, Of Marietta, vas sent up
for u days for begging on the false pre-
tense Of having an injured anna farmer
left his load of Christmas trees at Eachen-
heimer's corner last Saturday, and in his
absence some street eamins sold them and
got away with tho prOceeds.-Refrcsh
ments and magic lantern show at tho
Presbyterian Sunday school last evening
.JanitOr accidentally turned of the gas "n
the Cooknan chapel audience last even
ing.-keciy sI,ve works will lie running in
80 days.
Personal and Social.
Dancing club hop Friday nisht.-rrIsy
Wall, Of Philadelphia. visiting his sister.
Mrs. Cbas. Smith.-Miss Sadie Speliun,n
gone to Philadelphi:..-Aliss Emma Dull,
of Lancaster, visiting Mrs. WIN. t'ilhrlt.
Officer Henry Rcdcullauser off his beat
by reason Of ilIness.-Miss Maggie Walsh,
OF Norristown, visiting her sister. NJ =.
John Yeaklc.-Mrs. John Wagner gave
her many friends a banquet last evening.