Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-07
COLUMBIA NEWS.
ILt,rcS,iog Religious Services Tomorrow
A Cbiid's sudden Deatn-Bass hall
TaIs.-r Town Notes.

IIttrcS,ing Religious Services Tomorrow
A Cbiid's sudden Deatn--Baso Bsii
TaiR.-row notes.
Tho religious services In several Of our
churches will be Of tho most interesting
character To morrow. la the Methodist
church, in tho morning, tho NJ. Il. atd
Goodman chapel Sunday school will
unite aud celebrate " Children's Day." in
iiue manner. At tho morning service In
tho Fourth street Presbyterian church,
both Sunday schools Of this church will
consolidate and celebrate their anniver-
sary. Au interesting aud appropriate
programme has besu prepared. In the
evening Rev. Sheldon jackson, ID. ID. will
deliver n lecture on Alaska" No col
lection will bo taken.
Personal.
Mrs. Jacob Eshleman had a stroke Of
paralysis, at Cordelia, last night.
Geo McFaddcn iB lying at the point OF
death, at his home on Walnut street.
Mr.. William Pierce, returned to his
hon o 10 New York city this morning,
Miss Maize Il. Nowlca il visiting hsr
relatives in Cayenne, Wyoming ,c,-
rtory.
Mr.. Frank A Boluett has joined the
California party who sail for Europe on
tho 2lst inst. from New York o,ty.
Sudden Death OF u Litt,o Ohitd
Mr. Samuel Barton's child, boy, died
very suddenly of srasms yesterday a. 2:l5
y. III. A short service was held at the
house this morning, aud this afternoon tho
remains will be taken to Chester county
for interment, which will take place next
Monday.
sons of Veterans.
Owing tO tho non arrival of a charter,
Al -. - -. I.h
last evening did not form Sons of Vet
Grams camp. Tho charter IL expected to
arrive To day however, when an organiza
tiou will bo completed this evening. Col
Geo. &. Amor, Of Philadelphia, chief
mastering ofii ser of Pennsylvania, and
Capt. Morely, Harrisburg camp. attended
last evenings meeting.
Got uis Desert.
OliCcrs William Wittick and John Gil
bert last N ght ar! ested John Bessick, the
Tow Hillcr who assaulted the latter po-
lcemau on the previous night. Be'sick
attempted tO kI OCk the off GERS down with
a chair, but h hurriedly was the knC ck ed
down party. Squire Evans committed
him to jaiI for 80 days, notwithstanding
his pleadinys, that which he had dono was
done in &c cupDrary it Of insanity.
Da,o HsIi Tnik.
The Vigies and Columbia base ball
clubs will in all probability consolidate.
The matter Will bO settled tn day.
The Dauutlcss base bail club say they
are afraid 90 come to Columbia for fear of
getting whipped {; ncnco tho game on
Monday will DO indefinitely postponed.
The match gamo between the Columbia s
and Vigies this afternoon, was not played,
owing to some difficulty in the latter club.
II al hal tar N hp LII ~
club 10 play tho postponed game ia Col
umbia some day next week.
Notes About Town.
Mumps are attacking many Of the young
children.
Charles Gilbert is sending the Columbia
news TO the Examiner.
Cherries made their first appearance in
market. They were small in size, inferior
in quality, and high in price.
The Columbia fire company Will pur
chase - new hats and belts, to become
the property Of tho company, and only to
be used on parade.
Blaire's nomination by the Republicans
at Chicago yesterday, caused no excite
ment in Columbia, other than few
cheers and n proposition 10 have parade,
which was not had.
Two young boys while swimming IN
front OF the raft shute yesterday were
drawn into tho raging water and would
have been drowned had not several fisher
men rescued them
For some days past a queer noise has been
heard on ono of the many islands which
dot tho river near Turkey Hill. fester
day party of fisherman proceeded to in.
vestigate, and to their great surprise found
number Of wild geese Matching, an oc'
currepce that has never before happened
III this vicinity.