Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-19

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H0uDIA, June 10--The Sunday school
~ Trinity Reformed church will hold
WI lnooroesing exercises in the church on
leN nosning at 1890 O'Clock, the occasion
~ 5k6 oheervance q their anniversary.
~ soFvtces will be similar to those held on
UhlI0fen's Day and will be interesting to all
NJ may attend. The church will be appro-
1l1noolv decorated for tho occasion. The
oW Rsv. J. H. Psnnebecxer, will preach
4 ~ evening st 7s30 o'clock, taking for his
1k1oGt tho t09chiug Of Sunday schools.
: IN. VIM. r. Evans, pastor Of the Second
mu0oo Luthernn church, will exchange pul.
- With Rev. w. II. Sleek, of A rdmore, Pa
~, Gseck will fll the Pulpit Of this church
- Sunday st l0:3Oa M, and 8 p. m Rev.
Utoo& Was former pastor OF this church.
Yhere will be no services Ia the 81 Johns
Lulhsran church on Sunday, owing to the
absence Of the pastor, Rev. j. II. Shoffner,
who n attending the services of the minis.
tefium Of Pennsylvania, at Easton. The
sessions OF the Sunday school will be held
ID the morning, at S:45 o'clock.
Tho Sunday school OF the United Brethren
church will hold their services In the morn
Ing, commencing to morrow.
Owing to the absence OF Rev. Q. ID Rishel
pastor OF the Church Of God, the pulpit will
b filled by Elder John Sbindle, of Lancas.
tor. The pastor is out on bis collecting tour
to raise money 10 pay of the debt OF the
church. The Sunday school services will be
held IN the morning.
Mouider Severely Burned.
Henry Slower, employed as moulder al
the Keeley stove works, received severe
burns about his face while at work yester.
day afternoon. He was engaged In carrying
- ~ hot for
the place where he intended to pour 1t was
nlled with water. This caused the molten
metal to OK xplode, and Slower was painfully
burned. His eyes received some OF the hot
iron but the sight Is not destroyed.
The Indian SHOW.
Large crowds are attracted TO Fourth and
Union streets, every evening, to see the ex
hibition of the Kickapoo Indians. Anumbel
OF boys created some disturbance last night
BY sitting on fence and shouting at thes,
people The Indian doctor captured
white and a colored boy and gave them il
charge of Officer Hardnele. The handcufi:
were placed on these boys and they wer,
taken the direction of the lookup. Tn,
boys were soon released after being great,
frightened.
Some Personal Points.
Mrs James Perrottet and children lei
town this morning for Atlantic City, wher
they will spend the summer months.
William and Harry Bruner have returne
home on their summer vacation, from attend
ing college at Middletowp, Conn.
Miss Lucy May left town this afternoon ic
a visit to Asbury Park, n. j.
The Town In Brief.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church
God will continue their strawberry socab
in the church this evening.
]. A. Dalzell, travelling superintendent
and G. Il. Dustin, vice president of Il
Schuyler Electric Light company, OF Har
ford, Conn.,, were in town during yesterda,
attending to their running of the plant
Columbia Improved machinery was place
on the dynamos and the lights are now rui
ming In good order.
The local lodge of Locomotive Firemen hel
picnic at Penryn Park yesterday, which va
largely attended.
A delegation from Hermit Castle, No. q
Of Mount Joy, came to Columbia last nigl
on q iraterDal visit TO Chippeta Castle, n,
6s, Knights of the Golden Eagle.
About three hundred people left town thi
morning on the excursion to Mount Gretni
held by the order OF Railway Conductors.
very pleasant surprise party was hel
last evening at the residence of Mr.. Williar
Baight, corner Third and Poplar streets ;th
occasion being the 50th birthday OF this ger
tleman.