Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-01
AN EARNEST EFFORT.
na.axarxnNrs IN PROGRESS FOR CoL.
unsrAr CENTENNIAL JUBILEE.
: nsssspg Of Representatives Of Thirty. Five
sssss,iss - Which is was Agreed to Bsvs
sCsssbrasion-Co Committees Chosen
10 Arrange TOR the AFFAIR,

No called BY the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
1fve Ftremen to consider the subject Of the
borouRh's centennial was held In the opera |
houss last evening, W. A. Glosser, chair |
nan OF the committee Of the Firemen, pre-
otdine. Thirty eight organizations had re-
coavod circular letter, and from that num-
- thirty.five were represented by apon'
ono hundred and sixty deleGsteA Aner
- object Of tAe meeting was stated the
iIvue ouestiou wsa brought mp for consider
ees<v.. usball Columbia's centennial be
eslsbrated ?, This question was unani.
rnouslv decided In the Affirmative, and the |
rerult ~ announced amid loud applause
NJ next question, "ln what manner 2"
- decided In favor Of having civic, mill.
NY. industrial parsdes, etc. The meeting
1Aen decided to celebrate in September,
oommsucing on Wednesday the 26.h, and
listing not less than two days, and most
liksly three daya
Che following general committee was ee.
lectsd, one delegate from each organization:
Orion lodge, George Tile; Artisans, John
A. elade Columbia Canoe club, q. h Hal.
dswsn; Aurora Social club, p. A. McCsuley;
Chippsts Castle, w. J. Strickier; Iron
Noulder's Union, II. A. l.. Springer; os
ceols Tribe, 8. b. Clepper Liberty
Circle, II. B Rhodes T; p. r. Il. Hose com.
pany. w. K. Madden; Mennerchor, M.
6chaiblsy; Brskemen, 8. X. McNesl; Ds'
mon Castle, Mystic Chain, w. g. Taylor
Company G, James d. slade; Susquehanns
Lodge, X. 3, Dunbar Engineers, Charles
NcC auley Rod and Gun club, Dr.. A.
Cr.ig; Knights OF Pythias, Chris Misch
Iich Rife club, w. II. ShenbeIger Shot
Gun club, +. w. Heckel; Metropolitan
band, w. II. worrall (; Damon Castle, Mys.
tic Chain, F. 81. Findley Columbia Fire
company, ]. w. Michael, Nigilant Fire
company, W. E. Moore knights and
Ladies OF Honor, A. w. Hall Forest and
stream club, II. q. Young Chiquesslungs
tribe, John Mcintyre; Putnam Circle, f.
K. Getx; Gen. Welsh post, Joseph w.
Yocum Shawnee Fire company, II. w.
EchleRslmiIch Sons OF Veterans, IL. b.
Clspper !; Chippeta commsndery, II. X.
dssfner knights OF Labor, F. II. Wilson ;
Lark club, Jere. Koch Locomotive Fire.
mon, w. A. Closer q. M. 9. A., II. r.
Diller.
The general committee agreed upon the
following officers: President, Joseph w.
Yooum; vice president Frank II. Wilson ;
recording secretary, L'afe Fridy; CORES.
pending secretary, J. r. Beetem treas
ursr, DR.. w. g.. Taylor, which were rati.
nod BY the delegates. President Yocum
made Q brief speech stating that the sue
cssa Of the jutilee depended upon the
hearty cooperation OF every member. A
committee on subscriptions was appointed
In the same manner ss the general com.
mittse, which will meet on Saturday eve
ming ct $50 O'Clock, In Orion Lodge room,
In vigilant hall Arrangements will then
be made to canvas the town for iunds. The
meeting adjourned to meet Thursday eve.
ming, June l4tb.
y. N. o. A. Reception.
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y. M. Q. A.
held their reception last evening In the
nssociation rooms. The building was we'll
filied and every person was well pleased.
The ladies' have fitted up the rooms In q
tsstsful manner. The programme was al
iollows Invocation, Rev. A. M. Mehrksm
vocal solo, Miss Alice Welsh prayer, Rev.
q. W. Ely; remarks, President s. II. Hon
man on the organization and its work
vocal solo. Miss Emily Baker; recitation,
Nra A. q. Bruner; solo, Mrs w. b.
Given; remarks U. p. Shrsiner, OF the
board Of managers, on the work Of the Y.
N. q. A.; remarks, George Etls, on this
work OF the Y. M. q. A., In Marietta sing
( Ing, w. U. Barr, Refreshments wer,
4 asrved In abundance, consisting Of tea cakt
and coffee. The reception WAS very en-
Joyabie affair.
r. X. II. Car Movement.
The following number OF cars were mo vec
BY the r. r X. employees at Columbia;
Trains Loaded. Empty. Total
wsss~sra.. Is ASS ss,s5a tS'sIt $50
a.sI $500 sIiS, o. .;
This movement 10 an increase OF 92l cars
over April, but decrease Of lbs cars from
May, lss7.
Before the hQuires.
Squire Solly sent four tramps TO jsii for
90 days arrested by the z. K. II. police al
Collins station, for train riding.
jacob Snyder sued Isaac Welsh for the
larceny OF q net, and the hearing took place
bofore Squire Solly. Welsh was polling 9
boat, when his pole was fastened In thil
net He pisced the net on the shore anc
told the parties near by to tell the owner
The case was dismissed.
Thomas McCrsy sued Isaac Broome fol
asnault Aud battery. The case was contin
ned until Saturday evening, when 1t will
b settled.
Marriage Bells.
Aiss Myrs K. Donley and Mr.. q rdon NJ.
blakeslee were married yesterday afternoon
q the home OF the brides parents on North
Second street The ceremony wss pei.
formed by Rev. r. w. Humphriss, OF Phil.
adslphis, and was Witnessed by a few
friends and relatives.
Personal ana Other Notes
William Morris left town yesterday for
b. Louis to attend the Democratic conyen
ton.
Tho straw berry festival was well attended
last night and will continue during Il 0
week.
The funeral OF the late Harry J. Bonson
VIII be held on Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Milton @. Swan, manager OF the Colum-
bia agricultural works, has resigned and
Will be connected with the Champion
blower and forge works Q, of Lancaster.
The dedication OF the Salem Lutheran
chuioh will be postponed until Sunday,
June 10Th.
The committee on the shirt factory went
70 Pottsville this morning.
A two year-old child OF George Siple, liy-
Ing on North Second street, drank quau.
MY OF coal oil and is now very sick.
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