The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-28

ist, Vivian Thompkins.
Lawyer Raymond E. Brown, son of
F. NJ. Brown, who graduated few days
ago in the University of Pennsylvania
in Philadelphia, is graduate of Reyn-
olGsville High School, Ithaca, N. Y,
High School, Cornell University,
and University of Pennsylvania. He
is Il bright young man and is we'll equip
ped for his chosen profession.
When Main street was paved last
year the crossings at Second and Third
streets were not made the full width Of
those streets, leaving five or six feet on
each side of street without paving, and
in the muddy season pedestrians had
to try to jump across or walk through
the mud. These crossings are to be
paved with brick. Street Commission
err Iseman is having the work done now.
Miss Blanche Jones, daughter of ]. L.
Jones, of Falls Creek. cousin of the
Misses Brewer of West Reynoldsville,
and Andrew McClelland, of Falls Creek.
We're married at tine Presbyterian
parsonage at Falls Creek at eleven
o'clock Wednesday night, June 81, by
Rev. H. T. Chisholm. They left Falls
Creek on the midnight flyer" for Pitts.
burg and Atlantic City on wedding
trip.
Miss Julia Kirk. who was one of the
teachers elected for the borough
schools, has rendered her resignation
and accepted position as teacher in
Punxsutawney schools. The school
board had six or seven applicants for
the vacancy, but held four or five
meetings and were unable to elect
teacher until last evening and then
elected Miss TacY Dempsey, new APP
plicant.
The annual encampmept Of the mid
die western district Sons of Veterans
will open in Mammoth Park on Thurs
day, August Bird, and will be one of the
biggest" and best. D. L. Postleth-
waite, w. ]. Weaver and Ralph Kirk
comprise the executive committee, and
all persons desiring privileges, either
amusement or mercantile, must apply
to this committee. Any of the citizens
desiring to camp out for the week can
secure family tent 10 X u or u X ID
at the low price of Sl.75 for the week by
applying to w. J. Weaver, of the ex-
ecutive committee, before July 18th.
A big time is anticipated.
A hay load OF young people consisting
of eleven couple drove up from Reyn-
oldsville Friday evening and spent the |
evening with NJ. E. Ridgeway and |
family, OF Juniatia street. The evening |
was spent in listening to music, both |
vocal and Instrumental, rendered by
different members of the party. Among
these were several selections by male
quartet, Messers Parsons, White. Deter
and Tyson. The Misses Northey also |
gave several fine vocal selections which
were well received. AS night waned |
and morning drew near the hostess
served dainty luncheon, after which
the merry party bade their host and
hostess farewell and left for home,
sweet home.-DuBois Journal.
Two we'll dressed sharks, who are
travelling over the country robbing
whomsoever they can BY working the
change racket" spent Sunday in Rey-
noldsville and started out early Monday |
morning to find victims. They were
not successful in Reynoldsville, but did
get S19,75 from widow in Prescott
Vile. Their scheme is to make small |
purchase and tender a twenty dollar
bill in payment and after getting the
change discover they have the right |
change and hand it out and ask for the
twenty dollar bill. They are very talka-
tive and always in hurry. They tried
their scheme at the postoffice in this
place when all the clerks were very
busy. One of the chaps got money Or
der for fifty cents, handed Gut twenty |
dollar bill and after he got his change
wanted to give the exact change and |
get back the twenty, and the other
fellow bought ID cCnts worth of postage
stamps and gave the clerk twenty
dollar bill and wanted to work the same
scheme, but were not successful.
They hired rig from Burns livery |
stable to drive to Sykesville and Mr.
Burns found his horse and buggy at
Brookville Monday evening, but the
men had skipped.