The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-01-04

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West Reynoldsvillc, had large holi-
day trade and he wishes through the
columns of the STAR TO thank the peo-
pie for their liberal patronage.
The G. A. n. Post and Woman's
Relief Corps installed their officers in
the @. A. II. hall last evening. The
ceremonies were public. The ladies
furnished sandwiches and coffee for the
occasion.
After the interior of Centennial
has received generous supply OF
alabastinc, which will be done this
week, then Centennial hall of to-day
will be IA vast improvement over the
Centennial hall OF several months ago.
Last Monday evening was the time
for the regular monthly meeting of the
Town Council, but as there was no
important business to transact and
the Burgess had other business TO
attend to that evening, the "Dads"
postponed their meeting until the first
Monday in February.
Mrs. S. 7. Dougherty and Mrs. w. G.
Elliott have been at Brookville the
past week watching at the bedside of
their mother, Mrs. B. T. Hastings,
whose death is expected at any minute,
and perhaps she will have passed beyond
the River Of Death before the STAR
reaches its readers.
Fred. A. Alexander, assistant cashier
in the Seeley, Alexander e. Co. bank at
this place, for the accommodation OF the
bank depositors, sent for twenty-five
Worlds Fair souvenirs and sold them
for one dollar apiece, just what he paid
for them, not including the express.
Fred could have disposed OF many more.
Prof. viii. J. Weaver, the ingenious
painter, poet, pedagogue and clever
newspaper writer, is now a student in
DIR. J. b. Neale's Office and he devotes
the hours after school is dismissed in
studying the rudiments TO become an
experimentalist in physics and is filling
his vocabulary with medical "jaw-
breakers"
There will be a meeting in the X. of
p. hall at Rathmel tomorrow, Thurs
day, evening TO see II the people OF that
town are interested enough in the pro-
posed Reynoldsville and Rathmel cleo
trio railway to invest money in IL. The
gentlemen who go up from this town
hope Rathmel will be we'll represented
at the meeting.
The following young people from the
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor at
tended the Convention at Dubois last
Friday and Saturday: Misses Sue and
Roberta Ayers, Misses Bella and Ella
Gordon, Miss Mary Cooper, Miss Irene
Hays, Vincent and Harry Reynolds.
The Baptist Endeavor was represented
by two, Ernest and Miss Blanche Davis.
James M. Lord, young man OF Reyn-
oldsville who thinks an education Is one
of the necessary requirements to sue
cessfully combat with life's snary prob
lens, went to the Central State Normal
School at Lock Haven Tuesday morning
where he expects to remain until he
has mastered all the branches taught
there and is turned loose as "grad-
uate."
The teachers and senior scholars OF
the Baptist Sunday school, after the
morning session Dec. 25th, elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Supt., w. S. Stone; Asst. Supt., w. f.
Marshall; Sec., A. w. Pentz: Asst. Sec,
E. L. Evans: Treas, G. A. Milliren;
Librarian, Miss Ida Miles; Asst. Lib,
Miss Blanch Whitmore; Organist, Miss
Eta Henninger.
A meeting was called the first of last
week for the purpose of forming Peo-
pies Party organization in Reynolds
vile. The meeting was we'll attended
and arrangements were made to organ
ize last evening. About one hundred
men of this town are willing to sub
scribe to the doctrines OF the Peoples
Party. The party is strong at Beech
tree, Adrian and other coal towns in
this section and it is now getting good
foot hold in Reynoldsville.
Ed. Burns, the liveryman, took sled
load Of ladies to Dubois one evening
last week to attend the Catholic fair
and when coming down the Cool Spring
Hollow hill on their return home one of
the runners of the front ''bobs" dropped
into gully in the road which had been
filled up with snow and the sled, with
its precious freight, upset and Mrs.
Pat. Flynn got her head cut. Other
wise there was no damage done
only the unpleasantness of coming in
contact with the snow and ice so unex-