The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-01-27

leap year banquet given In Bells hall
last evening by the ladies Of the Bap.
tist church.
Mr.. Carnegie has made a proposition
to the Baptist congregation OF Punxsu'
tawney on pipe organ for the new
church at that place.
Uriah Thornton, OF Philadelphia, is
superintendent of the Reynoldsville
Woolen Company mill. Mr.. Thornton
arrived here Monday.
District teachers institute Of Nc
Calmont Henderson and Gaskill town
ships will be held at Cross Roads school
house in Henderson township February
l3, 1901.
Rev. f. B. Williams, pastor OF the
Brookville Baptist church, has tender
ed his resignation to take effect Feb
ruary l4th. Rev. Williams intends en-
gaging in evangelistic work again.
There will be communion service in
the Presbyterian church noxt Sunday
at 11.00 a. m. Preparatory service will
be held this evening and Rev. G. A.
Clark, of Punxsutawney, will preach.
DR.. John II. Murray, DR.. A. H. Bow
ser, W. I. Cox and several other gen
tlemen from this place attended the
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celebration at Big Soldier Monday even
ing.
A grand ball will be given In Franks
Pavilion on Monday evening, February
s, 1904, for benefit OF Hope Fire Com
pany. The fire lads are raising money
to buy u new hose cart that can be
hauled by horse.
Lawyer Smith M. McCreight aud
Perry b. Love, insurance agent, are
moving their offices from the second
story OF the Henry building to rooms
Nos. 2 and 3 in the Reynoldsyille Hard
ware Co. new building.
After the preaching service in the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
the congregation will take action on
Mr.. Carnegie's proposition for a pipe
organ for the church All members OF
the church are earnestly requested to
be present.
A drunken Italian from Shawmut
drove a livery horse into snow drift
near Brockwayville on Tuesday OF last
week, got out Of the sleigh and left the
horse. When the horse was found
Wednesday morning it was standing in
the snow drift frozen to death.
Rev. p. p. Womer, son-in-law OF A.,
T. Bing, of Reynoldsville, who was
pastor of a Congregational church at
West Lebanon, N. H., several years,
has accepted call as pastor of a large
Congregational church at Syracuse, N.
Y, and has moved to Syracuse.
w. A. Thompson, OF the tailoring
firm of Johns & Thompson, has pur-
chased the racket store Of Miss Mar
garet Evans in Reynoldsville. Mr..
Thompson is an experienced business
man, well and favorably known To our
people, and will carry only first class
goods.
Rev. A. d. Mckay addressed the
Mothers Club on last Friday, his sub
iect being, 1.-THE Education of the
Heart" 1t was one OF the most in
teresting and instructive talks ever
given before the Club. The interest in
these meetings seems to be steadily in
creasing.
The husbands OF the ladies Of Utopia
Society Of Reynoldsville will give the
ladies banquet at Hotel Pantall,
Punxsutawney, on Thursday evening Of
this week. The party will make the
trip to and from Punxsutawney in a
chartered car over Jefferson Traction
Company line.
A small blaze on the roof OF Prof. HI.
]. Hughes residence on Main street
Monday afternoon, caused by a defect
i've fue, created some excitement In
town for few minutes, but the blaze
was soon extinguished with few
buckets OF water. The fire company
responded promptly to the alarm.
Raymond Kernott, oldest son OF X. M.
Kernott, of Washington, Pa, and
nephew Of Mrs. L. j. McEntire, of this
place, died Sunday evening. He had
pneumonia and appendicitis. Mr.. and
Mrs. McEntire world have gone ia
Washington to attend the funeral
yesterday had it not been for the un.
certainty OF trains making connections
Rev. Perry A. Reno, Of Reynolds.
Vile, preached twice in the Brookville
M. E. church last Sunday, and conduct
ed the communion service, in the