The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-22

This afternoon, beginning at 100
o'clock, the pupils of the public schools
will observe Flag Day in the auditorium
by giving program of patriotic songs,
recitati0ns ard drills. To these exer-
cises parents and friends are cordially
invited.
On Friday evening of this week, Feb
ruary "a, Miss L. Grace Beard will give
recital in Assembly hall under auspices
of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Luth-
eran church. Proceeds for benefit of
the church. Miss Beard will give an
enjoyable recital.
The following young people of the
Punxsutawney high school will take
part in the contest at Brookyile on
Friday evening. March 10, Debate,
Doncaster Humm orator, Merle Kuns-
Gilman book review, Miss Nina Van
Rensselaer, recitation, Miss Laura Bu-
beck.
will take large delegation TO Brook
vile to the inter-high school contest to
be held there March 10th. Reynolds
vile should have much larger repre-
sentation because of better accommoda-
tions from this place and less expense
in reaching Brookville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Womer, of Kane,
both formerly of this place, Mrs.
Womer's maiden name being Rosa
London, daughter of Isaac London,
buried two daughters recently, who
died with diphtheria. Marjie, aged
nine years, died January 30, 1905 and
the other daughter, aged II years, died
February 9th.
NJ. J. Farrell, agent at Reynoldsviile
for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
was in Pittsburg Saturday attending
the monthly meeting of the agents on
Low Grade and River Divisions of the
p. r. r. After the meeting banquet
was held at Hotel Henry. At these
monthly meetings excellent papers are
read by agents.
DR.. j. A. Parsons, pastor Of the Reyn-
oldsville Methodist Episcopal church,
went to Nansen, Mexican county, Pa,
Monday to assist a week in special meet
ings in the M. E. church at that place.
Rev. W. H. Garnett, bright young pas
tor of the Emerickville charge, will fill
DR.. Parsons pulpit at this place next
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. F. X. Alexander had her face
badly burned Sunday by the explosion
of gas in her cook stove. Tho gas was
turned on in the baker of the range,
but was not ignited and when Mrs.
Alexander opened oven door the las
rolled up and ignited from top lids of
the stove, causing an explosion with
above results. 1t might have been more
serious.
Complaint has been made at THE
STAR Office that several members OF
church choir in Reynoldsville laugh at
people who attend church and make it
very. unpleasant for some who attend
services in that church. If this be true
it is anything but manifestation of
christian spirit, and also shows lack of
good judgement on the part OF ANY
person who would indulge in such con-
duct
On and after Feb. 22nd Prof. H. E.
G. Kaufman will give instructions on
the piano, organ, violin, mandolin, gui
tar and banjo at the homes of the stu
dents. All new students will please
leave their address at Bell Bros cloth
ing store or address Prof. H. E. G.
Kaufman, Reynoldsville, Pa. Piano
tuning and organ cleaning and repairing
promptly attended to.
Everybody should attend the recital
to be given by Miss L. Grace Beard in
Assembly hall next Friday evening.
The proceeds are for the benefit of the
Lutheran church. You will get more
than the worth Of your money. and at
the same time be helping a struggling
church. Reserved seats will be on sale
at Stokes drug store on Thursday after
1000 O'Clock a. m. and on Friday until
500 o'clock p. m.
Do not forget the New England sup
per at the Presbyterian chapel Thurs
day evening of this week. Hot baked
beans, brown bread, pumpkin pie, warm
ginger bread and other good things will
make up the menu, all for 25 cts.
George and Martha Washington, in
in costume OF ye olden time, will re-
ceive during the evening. A good old
fashioned time is expected. Supper
from five tc eight o'clock.
Albert Addison Hemer, young busi-
ness man of East Brady and Miss
Florence Carol Stone, charming daught-
ar ot M and Mrc w Ctona of