Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-05
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Guooolo ~ Colunib1s closed ON Frsdsy aiter-
npsn eed ~ Hftssn hundred pupils OF
~ dlNsfbnt schools have entered upon
eh~xe $3.50 suu,mer vacation. The
term ~ been very successful. In
susnv q ~ sshools appropriate closing ex-
svuaco vofo held, at the high school
= so)lows: Inaugural address by the ex-
psVNIdont, Miss Emma Sheath reading, Miss
Jennie smith class history, Miss Flora
Wtke; chorus by the school; pronouncing
maech. participated in by the pupils; clsss
psopaeey, Edsar Hofer; chorus, girls Q,
tho schuul reading Of the High school
Bells editor, Percy Wilson reading
Edwin Shattuck class presentation, Miss
Belle Mccullough. Presents were given 10
the members Of the A. class, It also contained
Invitations to the A. class to a banquet given
by the members Of the b. and G. class Pre-.
sents were also given to Misses Mary and
Lillian Welsh, the teachers OF the school.
Miss Lillian Welsh made her farewell speech
70 the school, Ms this is the last year OF her
work there
- Religious News.
In he Methodist Episcopal church ON SUM-
day morning, the sacrament OF the Lords
Supper will be administered to the congre-
cation.
h6Vs w llil6n ENhUs, pdslOT Ol tDs sec
ond street Lutheran church, will preach
Sunday evening on "Grievances of the Poor
and Their Causes"
The Sunday schools of the Bethel Church
OF God, Second Street Lutheran and Presby-
terrain churches, will hold their sessions In
the morning, commencing tomorrow.
Children's Day will be observed in the
United Brethren church, on Sunday morn
ing and afternoon by holding special services.
The church has been handsomely trimmed
for the occasion.
Arrested for Throwing stones.
Complaint has been entered at the Office of
Squire Evans, by Lee Anderson, colored
man Of town, against Samuel Richardson,
another colored man, charging him with
throwing stones and iDjnring his daughter
in a terrible manner. Richardson was ar
rested and had hearing last night He
agreed to pay the doctors bill, two dollars
per week, to the parents until the child re-
covers, and all costs OF the suit The suit
was then settled.
Two Funerals.
The funeral OF the late Charles Wesley
johnson will take place from his late resi-
dence on Cherry street above Third, on Sun
day at $3.50 p. IN. Susquehapna lodge, No
50 and Orion lodge, No. S76 of Odd Fellows
will attend the funeral In body, and viii
meet in the lodge room at 2:30 p. IN.
The mother of Mr.. John p. Stsmen, well.
known In ColumOla, Will be buried from he
late home in Washington borough, thi'
afternoon at / o'clock. The lady was 81
years Ot age at the time of her death.
Town Notes.
Joseph Feiser, resident of Wrightsville,
was driving through the streets of that town
on Friday afternoon, when his horse became
frightened aud ran of. After running for
some distance the animal stumbled and fell,
breaking his right fore leg a short distance
above the pastern joint The accident is so
severe that it is possible that the horse must
be killed.
A boatman had an attack of delirium tre-
mems yesterday afternoon, at the Coluubia
coal chutes, The man tore his coat and vest
into shreds and carried on in terrible man.
ner. He was locked up in stable on the
wharves, but soon escaped from that place.
meeting of the Young Peoples society
OF the Second Street Lutheran church held
their monthly meeting last night at til,
residence OF Mrs. A. 4. Welsh, on Chestnut
street. A very large number OF person:
were present, and good time was had ny
all. The following programme was Oh
served: Vocal music. Miss Susie ODerlin
recitation, Miss Lizzie Hinkle piano solo
Miss Lucy May reading, Miss Lille Sloade
music, by the glee club,