Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-27
ANOTHER CAMPING CLUB.
fHE BRorHEEHooD or LOCOMOTIVE
FIREMEN FORM ONE.
IAse rridy ys Elected Frssidept-The Jolly
Twenty-Five Return from Their Trip in
Berks County, The Y. NJ. o. ., Defeat
tue oar Bcya Base nan Club

y,tion Of the Columbia Rod and Gun club a
few years ago camping clubs have sprung
into popular favor, and the town now boasts
of . number OF well equipped clubs. A
number Of employees of the Pennsylvsnis
railroad, principally members OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fircmen, held
. meeting ON Sunday afternoon and organ
ised camping club. The following ofii-
Cerp Were elected President Lafe fridy;
secretsry, George Desch treasurer, Will
liam Armstrong.
The Jolly Twenty. Five camping club re.
turued home on Saturday evening from
their ten days camp ct Virginsville, Berks
county. The members look we'll and re.
port having very good time, saying that
camp life is the best manner to spend . sum.
mer vacation. The following officers we're
elected for the next year President, Geo.
H. wike; vice president John w.
Michael secretary, Howell Michael treaf.
urer, Joseph Schlegelmiloh ; trustees, L.
II. Hook, W. II. Hershey, John $. Weld.
Ter.
Our Boys Deieated.
A very interesting game Of base ball was
played on Saturday afternoon between the
Y. M. G. A. and Our Boys clubs. The
game was for the championship Of Colum-
bia each club having won game. A fair
crowd Witnessed the game and loudly ap.
plaudsd the good playing OF both teams
Hollineer pitched good bail for the Y, M.
Q. A., and was we'll supported by Wole
The pitcher for the oar Boys was Ho.
garth, OF Lancaster, who made q good I'm.
precision, and Leversood, Of Wrightsvllle
caught him In fine style The game was
played In one and one. half hours and was
won by the y. Nj. G. A., by the score:
Our Boys.,....,SS g 1y....S 1888 ~ S-a
Harmed runs-Y. NJ. O. Al Two base hits
I'm. q. A g onr boys l. Bsse hits O.
Brys, i. struck out-Y. NJ. y. A, II, Our Boys
The Y. M. @. A., club will 20 to Lancaster
on Thursday to play game with the Y. M,
c. A., OF that city.
Centennial Notes.
The In nvitations from Liberty Circle No %,
b. u. ca. F.) of Pa, have been accepted
by lodges In York, Lancss and Reading.
Colum bis Lodge, No liz, OF Railroad
Brakeman, held a meeting yesterday when
the following reception committee WAS ap-
pointed j. Il, Ksrner, A. p. Rodgers, N.
W. Torbet Martin Flory, A. q. Bell, W.
Meckley, Frank MEG Guinness, Chas. FrIck,
John Quigley, Daniel Miller.
HellAm band has been engaged by
Liberty Circle for the parade.
Brotherhoods of Railroad Brskemen
from Sudbury, Reading, Harrisburg and
Mantua have accepted the invitation to
parade.
The Shawnee festival on Saturday night
reslised $50 for centennial funds. The CON
pany will hold another festival In few
weeks for more funds.
PersonSi and Oiher Notes.
Mrs Dora Sterliue left on Saturday night
for South Be.niehem to visit her sister
Mrs. John smith.
Misses Faddis, Of South Chester, are Wis.
itiDg Miss Emily Baker.
A. o. Baker and wife left on Saturday iol
three weeks trip in this and other states
Mrs. l. w. May and daughter returned
home on Saturday from an extended trip.
The funeral Of Lewis Cfisty, who diet
on Friday la Lancaster hospital, was hell
on Sunday at Chestnut Hill.
A number of members Of Cbiqnesalungi
Tribe of Red Men went to Marietta to-day
to attend the funeral OF John Longenecker.
Thirty-eight people went on the excur
sion to Atlantic City from town yesterday
John q. Musser lost l.. A. w. blcy oil
pin last week.
pamuoi ohiohi cuhhec'oi, mas p'ioiiase,
the Heckel and Paine lot on Eighth anS
LOCUST streets, where he will erect q bloch
of houses.
The Gun club chanoed on rifle ON Sat
urdsy night which was drawn Ivy ticket No
1873, held by Samuel Foliz.
Manager Reese, Of the telephone com
pany, is putting line from the Columbia
exchange to Mt Joy. This will give an al
night service TO subscribers In that borough
The hen roost OF A. p. Rodgers. on Thirt
street, was raided on Saturday night an,
ten hens stolen.