The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-03

Creek last Thursday by the Protected
Home Circle of tha, place.
John Trudgen, register lst precinct.
Reynoldsville borough, has finished his
work and makes following report for
six months Voters 306 school child
rem $40 births u deaths I.
Gentry Bros. famous shows that will
be In Reynoldsvllle tomorrow, goes
from here to Kittanning, then to Butler
and from Butler to Pittsburg. Will be
In Pittsburg all Of next week.
The monthly meeting Of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Foreign Missionary So
ciety will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Joseph Shafrer Friday afternoon.
Luncheon will be served at five o'clock.
w. j. Bonner, OF Sandy Valley, has a
team of large gray horses which he had
weighed in teynodsville one day last
week aud there is not an ounce differ
ence in the weight Of the horses. Each
one weighed AGO.
A number OF young people from this
place held party In the Wishaw park
last Thursday evening. They found 1t
to be a delightful place for a party.
Mr.. Newcome, proprietor of the park,
served refreshments.
The morning sermon in the Presby-
terian church next Sunday will be
especially for'the Sunday school child
rem. Evening sermon for the young
people. Subject, "Young People and
their Church Perplexities."
Di. J. b. Neale and II. Alex Stoke
have been at McDonald's Camp, In
Bradford county, Pa, the past week
trout fishing. They sent telegram
home Saturday In which they said
"Fishing good catching poor"
Captain Fry and Lieut.. Sweit2er,
who have had charge OF the Salvation
Army work in this place four months,
will hold farewell meeting in the hall
next Sunday evening. Captain Fry is
going to her home on account of illness
of her mother.
Thomas T.. Evans, contractor Of Rey-
noldsville, has the contract to build
twenty-five houses for Frank Williams
Coal Company at Upper Hillville. He
also has the contract to erect the
buildings for the Powhatten Coal &
Coke Co. at Sykesville.
Mrs. J. d. Woodring is at Allentown,
Pa, this week attending the G. A. Il.
State Encampment as delegate from
the Woman's Relief Corps OF Reynolds
Vile. Before returning home she will
visit In Bethlehem, Wilkesbarre, White
Haven and Hazelton
The attendance at the Young Mems
Reading Room the past month was
2l0-a decrease from past months.
There is not as much interest taken In
the Association by the officers as there
should be, and no business meeting was
held the past month.
The breaking Of the middle cord Of
the three span wooden bridge east OF
Brookville on Monday afternoon made
the bridge unsafe to run trains over 1t
until trestle was put under bridge.
The 6.l5 p. m. p. II. II. passenger train
was delayed over two hours.
A special meeting OF the Helping
Hand Society Of the M. E. church was
held last evening and the following Of
ficers were elected President, Mrs. s.
$. Robinson vice-president, Mrs. J..
w. Gillespie secretary, Mrs. ]. M.
Gathers treasurer, Mrs. Albert Reyn-
olds.
About one hundred Salvation Army
members from Punxsutawney and Du-
Bois will visit the Salvation Army In
this place next Monday evening. The
Punxsutawney Army will bring band
with them. Admission to hall free.
Ice cream and cake will be sold after
the meeting.
George Burtop was in town Saturday
on business and while waiting for q
doctor to return from Beechwoods,
where he had been called to see Georges
aged mother, George took an automo.
bile ride with G. +. Hoffman. He has
not yet decided to buy one OF the horse
less carriages for farm use.
Hon. w. L. Bundick, temperance
apostle from Virginia, delivered ar
earnest and able temperance address in
the M. E. church Sunday evening. he
strikes hard blows against the grea,
evil OF intemperaLce. Prof. L. F
Mezick and sister, who are temperance
singers, sang several selections after
Mr.. Bundick's address.
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