The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-06-14

at JohnsOnburg this week.
Rev. Jacob Booth preached special
sermon Sunday afternoon in Centennial
hall from the text, "Think not that |
am come to send peace on earth. came
not to send peace but asword.' A good
sized audience was present.
There will be lawn fete held at the
home Of Mrs. Julia Riston Tuesday
evening, June 10Th, for the benefit of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
| Presbyterian church. lee cream, shcr-
bet, coffee and cake will be served.
Several weeks ago a lad ten years old
throw stone and hit n girl nine years
old. The father of the girl had n war
rant issued FOR the boy on the charge Of
assault and battery The ease came be-
fore Squire NcT Monday and was set
tied.
The annual meeting of the stockhOld-
ers of the Reyuoldsville Cemetery Com
pany was held Monday evening. Two
directors, DR.. !. G. King and w. y.
Marshall. were elected for four years.
James X. Johnston was elected treas
urer
John G. Dillman has opened II billiard
room in the annex to Hotel Mcconnell,
which has been used sometime rs n sam
pie room for that hotel. Mr.. Black Is
| hn b., .ll AZ, ~ NJ
hotel papered and fixed up for use here
after.
Miss Ellen r.. Fay, Of Burma, and
Miss Ma Tha Fay, Burmese lady, will
speak on Foreign Missions in the Bap-
tist church Thursday evening, June 30,
at 7.I5. All are cordially invited
to attend Miss Ma Tha Fay will speak
and sing.
II. J. Thomas, who was unable to
work in his barber shop for u few weeks
on account Of broken bone In right
shoulder, is now able to attend to his
work and will hereafter be found in his
shop ready to attend to the wants Of
his customers.
Our correspondents must get their
letters to this Office Monday to insure
publication. There are too many other
things to do in a printing Office the day
before press day to spend time setting
letters that could be sent in just as well
on Monday M on Tuesday.
Love feast will be held in the NJ. T..
church from 7.30 to s.l5 T.. NJ. Thursday,
after which Presiding Elder II. G.
Smith will preach After the sermon
quarterly conference will be held. AZ
ter the Sunday morning sermon the
Lords Supper will be administered.
The Winslow township school board
has re-organized with Benjamin Haugh
president, w. A. London, secretary,
and o. II. Broadhead treasurer The
school accounts Of the township for past
year have been settled and the auditors
report will be published in THE STAR
next week.
On account of the dedication of the
Catholic church at Walston on Sunday
June 18th, "a special train will be run
from Rathmel and Reynoldsville.
Train will leave Rathmel at 800 and
Reynoldsville at $50 a. IN. Fare for
round trip Sl.OO. Train will leave Walls
ton at 3.00p. m.
Ninian Cooper has had Bell tele-
phone put in his Grant street residence.
Mr.. Cooper and his son, II. B. Cooper,
aleading business man of Brockwayville,
frequently have matters of Importance
to talk about and the telephone now
gives them the privilege OF conversing
daily II they so desire.
On Sunday morning, June 18th, Mrs.
William Scott will give an address at
the Baptist church. 1t is an unusual
privilege granted to the people of Reyn-
oldsville to hear the eloquent advocate
of her race. DR.. o. p. Clifford, of Buf-
falo, says: Having heard Mrs. Scott in
my pulpit, l take pleasure in commend
ing her as a strong, clear thinker and
eloquent speaker"
The new M. Il. church at Sykesville
was dedicated Sunday. II is very
pretty brick church with spire seven
ty-one feet high. The interior is fin
ished in red oak. The church cost
$1,000. The Indebtedness on the church
was between 81, 200 and $1,000, and
there was about enoughsraised Sunday
to pay of the debt. The amount
raised Sunday was 100000 in cash and
$4,000 on subscription.
DR.. j. B. Neale has moved his Office
from the second story Of the Froehlich-
Henry block into the building at corner
of Fifth street and Gordon alley, that
was recently moved from Main street to
that corner, Doctor will occupy the