Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-24

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e CoLuMBrA, Dec. 2l-Cbristmas day in
Columbia will be celebrated in the usual
monner Of . general holiday. The closing
q I'll the stores, banks and industrial works
1he majority part Of the people will observe
No day quietly ut home, giving and receiv.
presents from different members of their
fAmilies. The Sunday schools Of town will
hold Christmas entertainments, which will
b. Of an Interesting character. The follow
Ing schools have prepared programmes
81 Johns Lutheran will hold their enter
tainment on Christmas night at 7SO o'clock.
An admission fee OF ten cents Will be
charged. Singing, recitstlons, dialogues,
responsive readings, etc, VIII pe 'he l'o'
The chapel Methodist Episcopal will hold
( their entertainment on Sunday afternoon
An interesting programme has peen ar
Tho entertainment OF the United Brethren
Sunday school will be held on Christmas
night The attractions Will be reclatons
dialogues, etc.
z o'clock and the second mass at 900 a m. The
church will be handsomely decorated and
fine music will be rendered. Nespers and
the Benedictus will be held in the evening.
On Christmas night the Second Street
Lutheran Sunday school will hold their en-
tertanment when an attractive programme
will be carried out
Holy Trinity Catholic church will have the
FIRST mass on Christmas morn at 600 o'clock,
the second mass at 500 o'clock and the third
mass al GAS a. IN. The church will be hand
somely decorated a fine selection Of music
viii bo rendered. Yespers and the Benedic-
tus will be held In the evening.
St PauPs Y. f. church, holy communioB
Friday evening, $50 O'Clock full service
3 Christmas day at 1890 o'clock. Monday, De
cember 21th, childrel's festival service 81
630 p. m. Alter the service the school vii!
20 10 the armory for presents, games, etc
Trinity Reformed church Christmas ser
vices at a. M, and p. m, special music
viii be rendered. According to an ancient
custom the people will bring offerings for the
poor at both services.
The Salem Lutheran Sunday school Will
hold An exhibition ON Christmas night con
sisting of German and English dialogues
singing by the choir, play OF. the ten virgin;
etc.
their donation party on Christmas evening
which promises to be snovel and interesting
Occasion. An attractive programme will b
carried out
Death OF WIN. Cahil.
The remains OF William Cshill, who me
an tintimely death on Thursday morning a
Tunnel Cut, on the Pennsylvania railroad
bia vest erday afternoon and taken TO the un
dertaking establishment of A. J. Musser
He was q son Of Philip Cahill, wood-worker
at D. Rupp Il Sons carriage works. His
father came TO Columbia from fredericksburg
last August, but his son renamed in town
but short while, being employed under W.
3 G. Boies, assistant engineer of the Pennsyl
vania railroad. The remains were taken &c
fredericksburg this morning at 10 O'clock
and the funeral will take place on Christmas
morning.
Prot Gleason at the Rink
A goodly number ofpeople were at the rink
last night 10 see the exhibition of Prot O. L
Gleason, the horse trainer. The first horse
was the property OF Charles Cassidy, an iron
gray Texas mustang, which proved TO be 8
vicious animal, possessing all the bad traits
practicable for a horse TO have. The professor
and his assistants bad a hard struggle iol
about forty minutes when the horse was sub
dned. The work OF the professor was re
ceived with much applause. The second
horse was hard to shoe, but soon was very
docile. The third horse belonged to John
Wiley, living near Bsinbridge, and was 8
kicker and vicious beast. The tactics of the
professor soon changed him into different
kind OF an animal. The exhibition will he
repeated this evening.
sa Town Notes
Michael Shuman, jr., has returned home
from Philadelphia for the holidays.
Lewis BaChman was arrested about ; o'clock
this morning by Oficer Wittick, charged
with Committing 40 assault on Mrs. Henry
Rynier, living on Manor street, He wa
given hearing before Squire Evaus and
3 was held pending a settlement
Company & has received al invitation e
attend a national drill and encampment 10 bt
held ct Washington city commencing May
70, 1881, and ending on Decoration day.
number OF prizes will be given.
James Richards has returned home from
Virginia, where he was managing a furnace.
John Broome, plesterer, has presented
each OF his employees with a large turkey /;
his usual custom ct the Christmas season.
A progressive edchTe party was held last
night at the residence OF Mr.. J, Kaufman,
ON South Second street.
William aud Harry Bruner have returned
home from the Wesleyan University to
spend the holidays.
The express business is very heavy at this
time, the Adams company requiring an
extra delivery wagon.