The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-08-23

can State Convention tomorrow.
Michael Montgomery, Of West Reyn-
oldsville, a passenger engineer on the
A. V. R'y, is Off on weeks vacation.
He and his son, Charles, spent Sunday
in Kane.
Miss Ella f. Seeley, the artist, CAV, ,
picnic in William T. Coxs orchard at
Sandy Valley last Thursday for her
pupils and friends. There were forty
five present.
Three large freight engines are to be
added to the rolling stock of the Allie
gheny Valley railroad TO meet the in
creased business of the road.-East
Brady Rerie,c.
Samuel T. Reynolds went to Chautau-
qua Saturday on short vacation.
Charles Milliren has charge of the
acetylene light generator during Mr..
Reynolds absence.
Miss Marie Purtell, of Deposit, n. Y,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
p. A. Hardman, a few weeks, returned
to her home Monday. Mrs. Hardman
accompanied her home and will visit in
Deposit few weeks.
The lawn fete given at S S Robin
sons Wednesday evening by the Help
ing Hand Society Of the NJ f church,
was success The ladies sold all the
ice cream, cake, &c, they had pre-
pared
The Ladies' Work Society Of the
Presbyterian church will have mar
ket and ice cream sale in the building
formerly occupied by the Misses Coch-
lin Saturday afternoon and evening,
August Goth
Capt. T. G. Reynolds and son Arthur,
and William 7. Cox will go TO Harris
burg to-day to attend the Republican
State Convention. Mr. Cox will visit
relatives in Columbia county before re-
turning home.
j. +. Allison, the architect OF Pitts
burg who has drawn the plans for the
chapel to be built by the Presbyterian
congregation, was in town Saturday.
The contract to build chapel will be
let tomorrow evening.
Several months ago mention was
made in THE STAR of triplets, two girls
and boy, being born in a Polander's
family up Skunk Hollow. Last week
the girls died and were buried together
in the Catholic cemetery.
w. B. Wilson, OF Blossburg, presi-
dent OF District No. 2, U. NJ. w. OF A.,
and Edward Mckay, of Beuna Vista,
member of the National Executive
Board Of the above organization, were
in Reynoldsville Saturday.
w. S. Stone and daughter, Miss
Florence, went to Atlantic City yester-
day to remain short time. Mrs.
Stone and Miss Agnes have been at At
lantic City several weeks. They all
expect to return home together.
Miss Lyla Scott, OF Brookville, Miss
Fora Irwin and Walker Irwin. OF Du-
Bois, John l. Snyder and Pliny Snyder,
of Sterling, Kansas, and w T Snyder,
of Limestone, Pa. have been visitors
with Mr. and Mrs L NJ Snyder the past
week
A number Of Mrs Thomas Meals
lady friends gave her birthday sur
prise party Monday The ladies went
in the forenoon, carrying we'll filled
baskets, and remained with Mrs Neal
for dinner 1t was very pleasant
party
The large tannery OF Alley Bros. at
Curwensville was destroyed by fire Fri
day night. The loss is estimated at
from 100000 to 100000. Insurance
S300,0 The plant was one of the
largest finishing leather manufactures
in the state.
Zelma, seven-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Solomon Shaffer, gave party
to about forty young friends Friday
afternoon. The party was held on the
lawn and the refreshments were served
on the lawn. The little hostess and
her guests had jolly time.
Mrs. Joseph T. Guthrie was called
to Pittsburg Saturday by the death Of
a nephew, Charles Bolten, who was
killed by electricity. The young man
was lineman and was repairing tele-
phone cable at Bridgeport, Ohio, Sat
urday morning when the accident oc-
Cured.
Misses Lois Robinson. Sara Corbett.
Belle Arnold and Grace Myers went to
Punxsutawney yesterday to attend the
ninth annual convention OF the Jeffer-
son county Christian Endeavor Union
The two first named ladies are dele
gates from the Endeavor Society OF
l. l.