The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-06-23

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the morning Of July 3rd.
The Altar Society Of the Catholic
church cleared about twenty five dollars
on, of the ice cream festival held in the
Star building Saturday evening.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Farrell. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Farrell. Of this
place. md Thomas v. a. Maloy, of Du-
Bus. will be married on Wednesday
morning. July 7th.
The Allegheny Valley Railroad Go.
has issued neat booxlet entitled.
Where to Stop at Chautauqua Lake"
II is handsomely illustrated, nicely
printed and of valuc 10 any one conlcm-
plating trip to that summer resort.
The gallery Of G.. j. Corwin will be-
closed on the 18th Of July for about
three weeks, as he will attend the
Photographers National Convention at
Chautauqua. All wishing pictures be-
fore the 18th will please call as soon as
convenient.
An exchange says: 1--WE have seen
people in church trying to look angelic
while they sing, Shall we know each
other there when they wouldn't speak
to each other when they meet ON the
street. They may know each other,
but the question is, where ?'
The third annual basket picnic Of the
Royal Arcnnum will bc held in the
Clcariicld Park on Thursday. July 22nd.
The following Councils will participate;
Cleariicld. Curwcnsvillc, Philipsburg.
Punxsuiawncy, Rcynoldsvillc and
MahalIcy. Prominent men Of the Order
will be present.
Balloon ascension by the Leroy
bicycle races, street parade, ball game
and many other amuscmcnts will be
provided for the visitors who come To
Rcynoldsvillo ON Saturday, July 3rd.
This grand aud glorious celebration
will be under the auspices Of Fire
Company No. Of Rcynoldsyillc.
Wills b. Hoffman, an engineer ON the
a. V. R'y, was of duty last week nurs-
ing Il sprained knee and sore side. At
the East Brady engine house there are
three pits inside the building and three
outside, and these pits are four or five
feet deep and as wide rs the railroad
track. Mr.. Hoffman accidentally walk
ed into one Of these pits. He might
have been seriously injured.
A surprise party was given at the re-
sidcnce Of S. G.. Austin, in West Reyn-
oldsvillc, on Monday evening, June 2lst,
in honor Of Addison J. Wells, IL being
the 2lst anniversary Of his birthday.
The evening was spent by those present
in having a social time. The West
Rcynoldsvillc cornct band furnished
music. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. Wells was the recipient OF many
useful presents.
N. l.. Strong, Of Brookvillc, was in
Reynoldsville last Wednesday in the
interest Of the Summerville Telephone
Co. There is little doubt but that this
company will extend its lines to Reyn-
oldsville, Dubois and Punxsutawney.
The recent restrictions on the users Of
the telephone by the Bell Telephone
Company has resulted in having most
all the phones removed from the busi-
ness places Of ReynOldsville.
A minister OF the gospel Of this place
got u little tangled one evening last
week about where he had been invited
to supper, and partoOk of the evening
gladly entertained, but not where he
had been invited to go. He did not
awaken to his mistake until it was too
late to rectify it, and he had to go and
explain matters to the people who had
invited and prepared for him.
John Mathew and wife, an old couple
from Rathmel, had narrow escape
from serious injury while driving two
year-Old horse up Main street last even
ing. The animal became frightened
and ran off the street over the stone
pavement and up against the iron fence
in front of S. T. Reynolds residence.
One OF the front wheels was broken to
pieces. The old couple were both thrown
out OF the vehicle, but escaped with
out injury. John Corbett and Francis
Smith caught the horse before it did
any other damage.
Mrs. Margarie Rice, wife of John
Rice of near Brookville, and mother OF
Mrs. Joseph Hamblet, of this place,
died at the home OF a daughter near
Lanes Mills, Pa. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Rice had gone to Lanes Mills to
visit daughter and was only there a
short time when she had a stroke of
paralysis. She fingered little over
one week after beinp stricken Mrs