The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-01-03


day the old officers were reelected.
Walter T., two.year-old son Of Peter
Barry, died Christmas and was buried
the following afternoon in Beulah Gem
etery. Death was caused by tuberculosis.
Harry, eight-year.old son Of Albert
Scott, died December 9th and was
buried In Prospect cemetery the follow
ing day. Death was caused by diph-
thereto Group.
The Rathmel Dramatic Company will
reproduce their play, "Strife-Master
and Men," on Monday evening, January
8, In the p. o. S. OF A. hall at Rathmel.
Admission 10, Is and 20 cents. This is
a good play.
Thomas, six-year-od son of Samuel
Williams, while out coasting one day
last week, fell off his sled on to a piece
OF glass and cut his upper lip and nose
so badly that u doctor had to sew up
the wounds.
j. l.. and w. G. Campbell received
word Monday that their sister, Mrs.
Eliza Quinn, had died at her home at
Newport News, Va, Sunday. They did
not receive word in time to arrange to
attend funeral.
Tuesday night of last week Miss Ber-
tha Marshall was honored with a drop
in-party." About eighteen young
people were present. The following
evening the same crowd visited Miss
Elvie Coleman.
Lady Winslow Rebekah Lodge, No.
POS, of this place, has elected and in
stalled the following new officers: No
BILE Grand, Carrie Deeter: Vice Grand,
Mrs. LOWE Austin: Secretary, Mrs.
Maggie L. Moore; Assistant Secretary,
Dena Roden; Treasurer, Mrs. Ella Evans.
r. II. Sloan, OF Bradford, has been
secured to drill the degree team of the
l. o. o. F. lodge at this place and is in
Reynoldsville this week. Mr.. Sloane is
the most noted Odd Fellows degree
staff in Western Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Julia Calvin, OF Kane, mother
OF Mrs. Daniel Nolan OF this place, died
| the Goth OF last month and was buried
at st. Marys on oath OF December. She
was sick only couple of days. Took
i'll Monday and died the following
Wednesday. Mrs. Calvin was about 20
years old. Mr.. Nolan and family at
tended the funeral.
On the 22nd and 23rd of last month
the Adams Express company did big
business. Mr.. Shaffer had to hustle.
The outgoing packages on the above
dates we're 81 and the incoming pack
ages on same dates numbered 1888. Be-
sides this the American Express compa-
ny and the postoffice handled large
number OF packages.
Applications for license to sell liquor
will be made before the Jefferson county
court on Monday, January 18th. There
will be thirty-six applications for re-
tail license, two for wholesale and
three for brewers. Ed. O'Reilly, pro-
prietor OF Hotel America, will ask for
license, making one more application
from this borough this year.
David Postlethwait and Clinton Hart
man, engineer and conductor on the
Reynoldsville & Falls Creek R'y, have
charge Of the work train on the
B., r. & p. branch railroad that
is being built from Echo to Rural
Valley, Armstrong county. There
is possibility that they will remain on
that branch after it is finished and have
charge of a passenger train.
The Baptist Sunday school elected
the following officers for 1900: Super
intendent, w. S. Stone; assistant super
intendent, Thos. Gulliford; secretary,
Florence Stone: treasurer, E. C. Davis;
librarian, Blanche Davis: assistant IL
brarians, Blanche Whitmore, Maud
Rea, Howard Rea; chorister, M. G.
Coleman; organist, Mildred Hoon; as
sistant organist, Maud Shobert.
The Daughters of St. George have
elected and installed the following Off.
GERS: Past president. Mrs. Emma
Reed; president, Mrs. Emma Northy;
vice-president, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann
Pomroy; recording secretary, Mrs.
Lydia Booker; financial secretary, Jane
Ann Barkley; chaplain, Mrs. Mary
Jane Bolt; lst conductor, Minnie
Bassett; End conductor, Bessie Pomroy;
Inside Guard, Carrie Smith; Outside
Guard, Mrs. Cottle.
Next Friday evening the following
officers will be installed in the Woman's
Relief Corps: President, Mrs. Jennie
Barkley; senior vice, Mrs. Samuel Brill.
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