Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-21
5lBY CELEBRATION.


1t Coefsopondence OF the. .lrTELIiaEScER.
|nUwDfA. Pa, June 2L--The Sunday Il
|11 e ~ Trinity Reformed church cele- l
y tnG1r apnivsrsary In the main room Of |
&&oeuh, - Sunday morning. The church
&otmo1fa1ly decorated for the occasion,
- oomplesely packed both morning
&Voning extra seats had TO be provided
~ oooOmmodation Of the people present.
w rsar Of the pulpit, on the altar above
1foGs, stood triangle, composed Of flowers
|1 nSoena, which II the emblem Of the Trim
1os From this triangle rsdiated seven rays Of
IN1o On these rays were letters composing
20 word " Trinity" and between the rays
Vue The word "Sunday." Trinity Sunday
~ Trinity. The pulpit was handsomely
4goorAted with flowers and potted plants.
Who exercises Of the morning consisted of
o1neing, reading Of the apostles creed, re-
epousivo readings Of appropriate scripture
vogooa, m address, &c, and was much en-
,loyod by ali present In the evening the
DGneCr, Rev. Pannebecker, delivered sermon
- toaching In the Sunday school, which was
- shls exposition of this important church
Removed to the County Hospital.
On last Saturday evening an old man of
shout sixty years Of age, was walking down
Front street and seated himself on a chair at
man fell to the pavement being attacked
With IN epileptic fit He was removed to
Wi1liams' drug store, where he was given
ok&oution. He gave his name as Hevener,
End his home in York county. He said ne
wus without any family and had no regular
Director jacob Strine, and on Sunday morn
ing the old man was removed to the Lancas-
TOR county hospital.
Taken to York.
On last Saturday Constable Samuel Walk,
of York came to Columbia and arrested Elias
Mohler, Q resident OF Columbia, living on
Manor street Itis alleged Mr. MohIer sold
cigars to the amount of 500 belonging to a
man In York county to a firm in New York
On commission, but failed to return the
money to the owner He was taken to York
whore he will have hearing today.
Town Notes.
The order of railroad conductors held an
excursion at Mount Gretna, on last Saturday,
which was very largely attended. The per-
sons leaving town numbered over three
hundred, and they were joined by many
more from Harrisburg.
The ladies' aid society, of the Church o.
God, closed the straw berry festival on las
Saturday night The affair was very success
iui, both socially and financially, and th'
money realized will be devoted to th'
church.
The Sunday school OF the Methodist churci
will picnic at Penryn park, on next Wednes
day.
Several large toy balloons were put up oI
Front street, on last Saturday evening. Tn'
balloons were made to ascend by the hot all
from . sponge full of alcohol, and went uI
70 good height They were made in III,
shape Of large fish, an elephant, etc.
The Sunday school of the United Brethren
church have decided to hold their picnit
during the month of August.
t~rxw ~..s- A.
Measrs Haldeman, on Locust street, are nov
being placed In position.
Michael Kepler, the young man who wa
20 badly injured on last Thursday at tn
brick yard at Wisler's, is doing much bette
than was expected by the physician attending
him.