The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-07-20


copal church at II o'clock next Sunday
morning. There will be no services In
the evening.
The festival to be held on the M. T..
parsonage law evening had to
| be held in the basement of the church
on account of the inclement weather.
The proceeds amounted to eleven
| dollars.
There will be no services in the
Presbyterian church until the first
Sunday in August. The church is
closed that the interior may be beauti-
fed A new carpet will be put upon
| the floor.
A small box containing some very
choice wedding cake, each piece neatly
wrapped In tissue paper, was sent to
this Office Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
o. f. Smith, for which we acknowledge
our thanks.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. r..
church will serve ice cream and cake
on the parsonage lawn Saturday even
ing, July 23rd. II it is rainy evening
they will hold their festival in the base
ment Of the church.
Mr.. Ruth, of Philadelphia, inspector
of the Spring Garden Insurance Co. of
New York, of which Walter Spry is
agent here. was making an inspection
tour in Reynoldsville and Winslow
township last week
| The b.. II. & p. II. II. will run an ex-
cursion to Silver Lake on Sunday, July
3lst. under the auspices of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics of
Bradford. Train will leave Reynolds
vile at 7.3O A. NJ. Fare 1926.
The Sons of Temperance of Reynolds
vile and Rathmel picnicked at Big Sol
dier on Saturday. They went on a spe-
cial train over the II. & +. G. II. II. A
large crowd attended and "a Jolly time"
were the passwords of the day.
Burgess j. M. Hays, Policeman H.H.
Mincer. A.E. Dunn. Victor Westenburg,
Chas. Schultze, George Rhodes and Roy
Scott went to the huckleberry noun
tains in Clearfield county Monday eve
ming. They will return this evening.
David Lane, the drayman, brought
a hen egg to this Office yesterday that
measured seven inches i'm circumfer-
ence. He also had in his possession an
egg with figure two embossed on one
and of it. The figure seemed to be all
solid shell.
The building on Main street, formerly
occupied by Dan. Thomas, is being
remodeled. The partitions have been
taken out down stairs to make large
store room. A. f.. Dunn, the hardware
man, will move his store into the room
when completed.
The Big Run base ball nine, which is
composed of gentlemanly fellows, drove
to Reynoldsville Thursday and went
|
to play game Of ball with the nine at
that place. The score was to ) in
favor of Big Run.
SIT is an i'll wind that don't blow some
one good" The Homestead difficulty
has been paying thing for the Pitts
burgh newspapers. M. G. Kaufman, "a
news agent on the Low Grade railroad.
sold more papers last week than he had
sold in three months before.
One of the bright legal lights of Lock
Haven and prominent lady of the
same place, have given the gossip
mongers of that staid old town sweet
morsel to roll around with their tongues.
1t is seldom the town has an excitement
unless it is a murder trial or the sacrifice
of the reputation of citizens.
A farmer of Young township had
forty-five sheep killed, out of flock of
fifty-one, in two nights by dogs. Some
Of the CANNES in that section will very
likely be transported to ''dOgland" by
the bullet or dog-button route, The
school directors Of Young township will
have snug little mutton bill to pay to
one man.
The lecture in the Presbyterian
church last Wednesday evening, by
Yonan Y. Abraham, native of Persia
was well attended and proved to be very
instructive. The admittance was free
but collection was taken which
amounted to nearly $1,000. The lee
turer is taking this method of raising
money to educate himself to engage in
missionary work.
Two lads of this place We're sent tt
the railroad station last week with sew
eral neck yokes to be shipped away
The bOy who was transactinp the bus