Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-09
CHURCH REOPENINC.
VI secusD ssREEf HEynsblM EBIFlCE
~ pB eCCUPiEb On SUNDAY.


CoIuunsA, Nov. 9.--During the past few
lnouths the Methodist church, corner OF
second and Cherry streets, has been un-
derruiug extensive repairs. The improve
meuts have been completed, and the
ehmrch will be formally rcopened on Sun
dnv. Last summer the Sunday school and
oeSAr rooms on the first floor were newly
xnrpelesl, painted and rapered. Now the
mont vcstibulc, ,stairways, church parior and
MAIN audience room have been Improved.
The stairways and vestibule have been
papered i'm terra Gotta felt with handsome
bronze border. The church pariors have
The chief improvements have been made
70 the main audience room. The ceiling
has been papered in panel WORN and
the sides light terra Gotta relieved by
ymssallic figures. The gallery has been
painted to harmonize with the wall paper
and the seats painted TO correspond with
the seats on the lower floor. The fioor has
been covered with handsome Bigelow
body Brussels carpet. Stained glass OF
bni0ue design has, been placed in all the
windows. The Improvements make
pleasant church house for the Methodlsts;;
The morning sermon will be preached
by Rev. c. II. Payne, d. D., LII. d., sccre-
tary OF the board of education of the NJ.
Il. church. The regular session OF the
SUNDAY school will be held at = o'clock.
Dr. Payne will preach In the evening.
During the coming week social meetings
will be held when former pastors will be
4 disastrous wreck occurred on the z. r.
r. a the Henry Clay furnace last night at
about $40 o'clock, to the freight train of
engine No. els. The train broke loose and
then ran together throwing three cars OIL
the track. The cars were thrown from the
rails into the canal, which runs along the
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badly broken and about fifty barrels of
apples are in the canal. The other cars
are loaded with dressed pork, but are not
broken very much. The loading must be
transferred before the cars can be removed.
The wreck crew was In service last night,
and are working this morning. The water
will be drawn from the canal level to get
the cars from the place.
James Wilson, brakeman on shifter No:
D6e, had the little finger of his right hand
mashed last night, while coupling cars.
Charles Franciscus, Elmer Brown and
Sam'l Hoffman returned last night from a
three DAYS cunning tIiI to Snyder % county; J;
rabbits, duck and woodcock.
A surprise party was held last night al
the home Of Jacob White when all present
had good time.
The Boy Tramp /" will be presented in
the opera house tonight
& QIbs OOtlelU Wcit W VOW ioIn
this morning to meet her husband, who
viii arrive home from trip 10 Germany.
Officer Morrison captured Ed. Wilson
last night while drunk and Squire Her
shoy gave him 10 days in Jail.
Officer Wittick brought George John
son from jail yesterday, and took him to
81. Charles furnace. A search was made
under an unoccupied house and lot OF
articles stolen from Squire Hershey were
recovered. johnson and Toogood, also
known as George Mays, were committed
by Squire Evans for trial on the charges
Of larce eny and felonious entry.
Daniel Huber died last night at o'clock
st the homo of bis son, Aaron c. Huber,
aged 7S years. He fell from wagon in q
harvest field last July and has not been
well since. He formerly lived in Diller-
willie and came to his sons home after he
was hurt. The remains will be taken Ia
LAndisville for burial.
An infant son of Martin Friend died this
morning at o'clock. The funeral will be
held ON Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.