Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-22
COLUMBIA NEWS.


OUR REGULAK CORRESPONDENCE
Events Along tho Susquehsnna-1tems OF
Interest In and Around the Borough
Picked up BY the Intsln-
concer Reporter.
The work of raising the roof of the
casting house OF Shawnee furnace No.
has Just been finished, the wall on which
it rests having been made two feet higher.
The furnace has also been refined to a
height of eighteen feet and new 30 inch
blast pipe will soon be put in place
Other improvements are also being made
about these successful iron works.
Thomas Fairer & Sons new boiler
works are fast becoming one of the prom
inent works of town. Though so recently
put into operation they are now crowded
with work and have had to refuse a
number of orders. 1t is works like
these which add to the business OF
town.
Summer Recreation.
The society of Gutter Snipes held a
meeting last evening, and decided to leave
for RehCbetb, N. Y, on their annual
excursion, on the 10th of July. Prof.
John Warren will act as their caterer
during their trip. Last year the party
did not leave this place until the latter
part of August, and were, in consequence,
nearly devoured by the mosquitoes, which
then infest the Jersey sands.
A large crowd of people attended the
Trinity Reformed fair and festival in Odd
Fellows hall last evening, and a neat sum
of money was realized in consequence by
the holders OF the entertainment. 1t con-
times TO night and tomorrow night.
A tight game of baseball was played on
the river shore last evening between Two
picked mines. At the end of the seventh
inning Captain Hamaker's nine had two
scores and Captain Paine's one, and at
the end Of the eighth inning the score
stood 8 to 10 in favor of the latter nine.
Salem Lutheran picnic in Heiss's woods
yesterday, was largely attended. 1t was
!. delightful affair throughout.
The Rev. X. w. Hu,Sphriss, wife and
daughter, left yesterday for visit to
Reading.
The Shawnees will hold their annual
dancing picnic in Heise's woods to-
morrow.
A baby carriage with its occupant, a
baby of Mr.. John Kensel, fell down the
cellarway of Bachenheimer's store yester
day. One of the clerks of the establish
ment fortunately happened to be at tho
foot of the stairway and caught the
precious burden before it had sustained any
injury.
Mr. Harry C. Young is now engaged
with force of wOrkmen in repapering tho
house Of George lIambright. Of Lancaster,
most of the paper boiag OF the finest do
sign.
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Jail to await his trial a. court last evening
by Squire Gricr, for assaulting an aged
white man named Michael CIarkiu yester-
day afternoon.
Fir. John Williams has taken Il partner
for lifo-Miss Maize Strawbridse, one OF
Culumb:a's 9 we'll known school teachers.
I;nr".,gh isria!s.
A meeting of councils WAS held last
evening for the transaction OF special
business The mach needed new crossing
over Locus; street, at Buchcr's coriirr,
la. a: last been laid id--Butcher alley has
received Il much needed cleaning by hay
ing the water plugs opened Oh them.-The
river is falling again Canal boating is
heavy.
TIE SACRED HEART ACADEME
Intervening Essays-Fine Vocal ami Inst.u-
mcu;Ri Music-l'resentAtiOn of Pre-
lnfulns.
The tenth annual commencement of the
Sacred Heart academy took plaza in Full
ton opera house this morning. I'll re was
q fair attendance of friends and patrons of
the school, including the following name
reverend clergy: Father Kaul, of st.
Authony's, who conducted the ssrvices
Father Grotemyer, of St. Joseph's
Father Foin, of Elizabothtown Father
Christ, OF Lebanon Father Seheld. Of
Philadelphia Father Hoover, of New
Freedom.
bishop Shanahan was expected to he
prsscIt, but telegram announced his
inability 10 attend.
There wero 70 floral decorations, and
tb, young ladies of the school were all
prcttiiy but plainly dressed in white, pre-
senting 4 marked and favorable cOntrl't
with the gaudy, over-dressed graduates o:
some other schools.
Following is the programme:
Part I.-Overture, Tampa" pianos,
Misses. G.. Schaubel, B. Amer, A. O'Con
nor, and E Russ; oratorio chorus, "lIal
lelujah," acc'd by Miss X. Kcnnard
essay, '.The Past Miss l. Youtz )" Son
Geloso Del Zefiro Errante," Misses NJ.
Callahan and NJ. Phepoe; fantais'e
Guniors), Misses. X. Leisz, Fl. Malone, NJ
McDonough, M. Grumley, J. and X Quinn !;
Essay, The Present." Miss NJ. Phepoo
vocal tIio Era Stella Del Mattino, Misses
IL Kirby, x. Leisz and H Malone G.
NJ. Weber's Invitation to the Dance (or.
Coz, Miss NJ Callahan song, ''Belragsio
Semiramidc," Miss NJ. Phepoe, acc'd by
Miss NJ. Callahan; galop Guniors) Misses
NJ. Leibermann, l. Heilley, NJ. Liant, and
+. Grimm.
Part II.-Ggand caruo and chorus. acc'L
by Miss X. kcnnard; fantisie andantc,
veloce and allegro spiritoso Cop. 3I. Miss
NJ. Phepoe ;quale assaltO, Misses NJ. Cor
man and X. Kennard, acc'd by Miss X.
Huber essay :" Music," Miss X. Ksu-
rarti Dame Nature and her Children,
juniors '' Umsonst Mein Hoffen," Misses
NJ. Callahan, NJ. Phepoe, M; German
and NJ. Kirby; fantasia :: Martha,
Song, Carnevale Di Venezia," Miss NJ.
Callahan, acc'd by Miss M. Phepoe. Rem
iscences. {" Del Opera Norma. Miss Ken
nard. Farewell Chorus, acc'd by Miss b.
Amer. Valedictory, Miss NJ. Callahan.
Comforting graduating medal and diplo
mas in the academic department, and in
the conservatory of vocal and instrument
tai music. Distribution of premiums ::
Gold medals and honors for politene IS.
neatness, order, amiability and correct
department.
Premiums consisting of golden aud sill
ver crowns were awarded to several young
ladies who had earned them by their de-
pertinent, pOliteness and diligence during
the school term and premiums in books
were awarded to nearly all the pupils of