Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-29
EDBN EAGLE KNIGHTS.
xDfA ClsfER. NO. ss. OF COLUx-
~. 70 HOLD 4 ORLEBRAr rfOS.
W VIII Honor the First Year Of Their
1nessaes by Street Parade and nan
esst-rrsight Train Axis Brossn.
Rsesss Notes About Town.

noweyas Correspondence TO the IsTELIreEscKR.
0oIunprA. juno a--Chippeta castle, No
! ~ Rniebts oi the Golden Eagle, was insti.
1nAed IN Columbia on July 4, 1885, and since
( 5kof fine tbe members have been using very
I. I11ene6f ef6rss TO make the lodge permanent
\ - n oown. II has greatly augmented in
horship and the first anniversary will
y 66 solsbrsted In an appropriate manner. On
non1 Friday evening q banquet will he held
+ = armory hall, when many prominent
StsItors from other cities, belonging TO the
ordef are expected TO be present The home
)o6ge and visitors will hold short street
parade, going over the following route: Up
Locust 70 Sixth, across to Walnut, down to
Fourth, acroes to Cherry, down to Second,
ocross to Walcut thence TO the place where
Tie banquet will be held. Exercises OF an
Interesting character will be held In the
armory, consisting OF addresses, etc, to be
followed by . banquet On next Sunday
evening the castle will attend services in the
Second Street Lutheran church, where an
appropriate sermon will be delivered by
Rev. VIM. p. Evans
Freight Train Axle Breaks.
Yesterday afternoon an axle OF a car in a
freight train, drawn by engine No 800, while
going on trip to Philadelphia, broke down
at Dillerville on the Pennsylvania road. The
Columbia wreck crew were called into SER
vice and went to the scene when the damage
was repaired. A delay of about 80 minutes
was caused to freight trains by the broken
axle.
A Severe spraIn.
Matthias Helfrich, proprietor Of the Iron
Willie saloon, fell down q flight OF stairs at his
home last evening The man fell with such
force that he sustained very severe spraiu
Of bis right arm.
The Picnic Season.
The Sunday schools OF the Methodist
church and Goodman chapel went to Pen
ryn park this morning on their annual pic
mic. About $50 people went this morning
and the number was largely increased on the
afternoon train.
The SUNDAY school of the United Brethren
church have decided upon holding their pic
mic on August 18th, and will go to Penryn
park.
A Prolific Farm.
William Paxton, former resident of town
but now living on farm in lower Windsor
township, York county, cut four acres OF
six feet in length. He also has guinea hen
on this farm which recently laid three eggs
in one and one-b hours. Mr.. Paxton say s
that this latter feat on the part of the hen K
correct
Town Notes.
Yesterday worix was commenced In digging
the cellar for the foundation walls for the new
: Jfifted Brethren church, on North Fifth
street The members of this congregation are
doing q good part of the work at the new
church and in tearing down the Salome
chapel.
A pocketbook was found at market this
morning and is held at the First National
bank.
Two base ball clubs composed of small
boys, calling themselves Little Crickets "
and Riversides," played game of ball yes
tsrday afternoon. The Cricke cts were winners
OF the game by the score OF 80 to II
number of hot air balloons were put off
last night at the residence of Mr.. John Fend.
rich, cornef Third and Chestnut streets.
MessTs. Harry and James Zerger and DR..
Neal, lett town this morning on trip down
the Susquehanna river. The party will go
down in a row-boat and will fish as they
make the journey. They expect to reach
Havre-de-Grace on Saturday.
Painters are now engaged in cleaning the
interior of the Pennsylvania railroad station.
The walls will be painted.
large number Of seats have been erected
at the grounds OF The Columbia base ball club
for the better accommodation of attendants at
the games. In case OF rain before six innings
have been played checks will be given per-
sons at the grounds, good only on the follow
ing game.