The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-04-26

| norman can repair III.
DIR. Atherton's lecture on Thursday
evening May 1, free.
The Utopia Society held q social at
the residence of V. II. Pratt on Grant
street last evening.
DIR. J. B. Ncale will move his Office to
the second floor Of the Froehllch- Henry
block, across the hall from THE STAR
office.
w. II. Rebcr, of Sykesville, has pur-
chased II. II. Rishel's farm In Hender-
son township. The farm contains SO
acres, including good orchard.
Third Annual Commencement exer-
cises In Assembly hall on Wednesday
evening, May Bird. Get your ticket at
Stokes early Saturday morning, 10 and
20 cents.
The Fitzpatrick Glass Co. has finally
decided TO locate at Falls Creek. The
main building of the glass plant will be
200 500 feet This will give Falls
Creek small boom.
The high school graduating sermon
will be preached in the Baptist church
at HOO A. NJ. next Sunday, and as has
been the custom, there will be no SER
vices in the Presbyterian and Metho-
dist Episcopal churches at that hour
We do all kinds of plumbing in lead
and iron and have constantly on hand n
full line Of plumbers supplies, such as
bath tubs, wash stands, sinks, closets,
gas brackets and chandeliers, and In
fact anything you need in that line.
Hall e. Barton.
On the 10Th Of May, lS9S Mrs. Melin-
da Lattimer, relict of Samuel Lattimer,
made application, through Pension
Agent +. Neff, Esq, for an $500 per
month pension, and on the 18th of this
month the pension was granted, dated
from May 10th, 1898.
J. d. Woodring, the West Reynolds
vile grocer, is building an addition to
the rear of his store, his recent cleo
ton to the office Of justice of the peace
making 1t necessary to provide room
for an office. Part Of the addition will
also be used for u ware room.
The semi-annual session of the Clar-
ion Presbytery was held in the Presby-
terian church at Penfeld on Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week. Rev. w.
F. Reber, of this place, was elected
clerk for the ensuing year. The fall
meeting of Presbytery will be held at
Marienville.
DR.. J. X. Brown, who was born and
raised at Summerville. and who has
practiced medicine there for a number
OF years, has moved TO Brookville.
While Summerville loses good citizen
Brookville gains one. DIR. Brown has
been very successful physician and
his practice covers a large territory.
L. r. Huth, proprietor of the Bon
Ton Bakery, who opened an ice cream
parlor in the rear of his salesroom on
Saturday, has purchased new 40-quart
freezer, weighing $50 pounds. Muscu-
lar power was attached to it for the
first time Saturday and three freezer
fuls of cream turned out to supply the
demand for Bon Ton ice cream.
Mrs. Mary Buhite, wife of Fredrick
Buhite, of near Marion Center, Indiana
county and sister of George w. Sykes,
of this place, died at her home Monday
afternoon from consumption. Mr.. Sykes
is in Pittsburg this week and will not
be ablo to attend the funeral. Miss
Lille Sykes went over into Indiana
county yeste day to attend the funeral.
The WestR Inoldsville public schools
closed very successful term yesterday,
with Prof A. j. Postlethwait, principal,
o. II. Johnston, Misses Tacy Demp-
sey and Hannah Stauifer, teachers.
A school entertainment was given
in the West Reynoldsvile town hall
Monday evening. All who took part
did very nicely. The hall was crowded.
Albert Reynolds had the lawn in
front of his Main street residence grad
ed and fixed up last week and we no.
:, ticed three or four conspicuous signs on
the nicely raked and smooth lawn.
While there was not sign of blade of
grass, the old sign, which Coxey ig-
nored at Washington. keep off the
grass" glared at the passer-by. The
most appropriate sign of the four was
this, Keep off the Earth"
The Marienville high school, Prof.
Lex N. Mitchell principal, is holding
commencement exercises this week.
The program is as follows: Monday
evening, Junior Glass entertainment in
opera house; Tuesday evening, COM
mencement exercises in opera house,