Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-31
COLUMBIA NEWS,
Events along the Susquohanna-Items g 1
Interest In and Around tho Borough
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Events along the Susquehanna-ltems q I
Interest In and Around tho Borough
Picked up by the Inte!u-
gsncer Reporter.
"Orphean" musical meets at A. J.
Kauffman's on Tuesday evening.
Gen. Welsh post, G. Ar will meet
Tuesday evening. d. .-f,--
The Vigilant, Shawnee and Columbia
fire companies meet ON Tuesday, Thurs
d az and Friday evenings, respectively.
New borough council meets for organ
ization Monday at 10 o'clock a. m. in
The council chamber of opera house.
Mrs. Henry Bard died at her homo in
1ronville last night Of spasms. She will
be buried from the church in that place on
Monday at 0 a. III.
Market good this morning. Eggs
scarce at 20 cents per dozen butter plen.
tiful at 80 cents per pound. Sale of market
stalls was held at the market at Q o'clock
this morning.
Work has been commenced again on the
ground to be occupied by the new r. s.
c. railroad depot. The foundations OF
the buildings which until lately stood here
will be removed as rapidly as as possible.
A large and very pleasant surprise
party was given to Mrs. Harry McCauley,
by her friends, at the residence of her
father, Mr.. B. F. Dean, on Locust street,
last night.
Personal Mention.
Mr. Edward Ramsay, of Philadelphia,
formerly of this town, is visiting friends
here.
Rev. II. G. Soaring and wife are visiting
friends in their old home, Walton, New
! York.
Miss Caddie Bruner and friend, Miss
Mary Syfers, returned to school at Chest
nut Hill, Philadelphia.
| Squire Grier and family are now to be
found at the late residence of j. G. Hess
They moved there yesterday.
Public School Exercises.
| Yesterdays exercises at the public
schools in honor of the poets, Oliver
Wendell Holmes, birthday, wore very in
teresting. The exercises at the grammar
school were Of an varied character,
but were none the less interesting for that.
At all of the schools the programmes were
composed Of music recitations and read
ings. Most of the schools were visited by
a more or less number of the parents OF
the pupils. Participants and audience
seemed alike to enjoy the exercises.
| Church Notes.
The subjects of to morrow's sermons al
the NJ. Z. church are Morning, 1.-The
Eagles Nest;' evening, "Life and IT,
fuence." On Monday evening the prOba.
TONERS meeting will be held in the
church. The first conference meeting Of
the new conference year was held at the
church last evening.
| Children's services will be held in the
Presbyterian church to morrow morning
Also will be administered at the same
services the rite of baptism. Subject o
evenings sermon will b. Conversion >
First serr,on of new pastor Of Bethel
church of God tomorrow morning. Sub
jects for morning and evening sermons
'The Great Theme of the Christian
Ministry, and "The Overthrow of th'
Assyrian Army"
The first of an instructive series of lee
lures to young people will be delivered tC
morrow evening at the E. E. Lutheran
church. The subject will be "A Coco
Start in Life.'
The Rev. Samuel S. Soaring will occup,
the pulpit of st. Paul's P. E. church to
morrow, in place OF the pastor, who il
out of town.