The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-03-08

DR.. A. r. Rich, presiding elder of the
Clarion M. q. district, preached in the
M, E. church in this place Sunday ev-
ening, the closing service of the second
quarterly conference.
1t was announced last week that the
auditors of this borough would meet on
the 9th inst to audit the borough ac-
count, but the time OF meeting has been
changed to Monday, March l3.
The Confederate Spy" the patriotic
play recently given in Reynoldsville by
the Sons of Veterans, will be repro
duced in Smiths hall, Sykesville,
Monday evening, March 18th.
Naomi Mitchell, daughter of Mrs.
Maggie Mitchell, had her left knee so.
badly injured last Thursday evening
while coasting on Grant street that she
has been confined to bed since the ac-
cident.
Trinity Lutheran church, j. w.
Myers, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.
m. ; service 100 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Service every Wednesday evening dur
ing Lent at 7;45, beginning with this
Wednesday, evening.
The membership of the Sons of
Veterans Camp in Reynoldsville has in
creased from seventeen to sixty mem
bers since January l, 1904, and new ap-
plications are being presented every
meeting night This is good organi-
zation.
Rev. l. S. Hankins, Of Dubois, is as
sisting DR.. A. j. Meek this week in the
revival meetings in the Baptist church
in this place. About score have pro-
fessed conversion. The stereopticon is
being used in the meetings. Attend
and take friend.
At the meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal Missionary Society last Fri
day afternoon Mrs. Francis o. Sutter
was elected secretary OF the society to
fill the vacancy caused by resignation of
Mrs. Frank Bates, who will move TO
New Jersey next week.
Geo. w. Arblaster, of Reynoldsville,
was in town few days ago, and it is
reported that he and John Kennedy
will start steam laundry at this place
in the near future, using the old Ar
blaster ware-room for that purpose
New Bethlehem VindicdtOr.
At the meeting of the Utopia Society
Monday afternoon the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year {:
President, Mrs. L. M. Simmons Vice
President, Mrs. S. S. Robinson Secre-
tary, Mrs. V. r. Pratt; Treasurer,
Mrs. G. R. Hall Referee, Mrs. F. X.
Alexander.
Misses Wilda and Sara Williams,
pupils of the West Reynoldsville high
school, entertained the principal of
their school, Prof. Wilson, members of
their class and a few friends last Friday
evening. Various games were played
and refreshments served. 1t was a
very pleasant party.
Last Friday the Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
President, Mrs. A. D. Mckay; Vice.
President, Mrs. w. L. Johnston Sec
retary, Mrs. Alex Riston Treasurer,
Mrs. John Ross /; Corresponding Secre-
tare, Mrs. L. M. Simmons.
A. G. Shannon, who was clerk three
years for Martin Phalen, roadmaster on
Low Grade Div, with Office at Reyn-
oldsville, resigned his position with
Mr.. Phalen and went to Butler on
Wednesday of last week, March 1st, to
accept a position with the Standard
Steel Car Co. Mr.. Shannon is bright
young man.
Mention was made in THE STAR last
week that David Sewers, of Ohls, Pa,
and Mrs. Margaret Arnold, of Reyn-
oldsville, were married in Brookville
Tuesday, February 2S. Mrs. Sewers
has broken up housekeeping in this
place and this morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewers go to Mr.. Sewers farm near
Ohls to reside.
The farmers of Paradise are organiz-
ing company to build a telephone line
from Big Run to Desire and Reynolds
vile for their own use. At the meeting
of the Paradise Grange last Friday ev-
ening committee was appointed to
solicit farmers along the proposed line
to have telephones put in their resi-
dences If the line is built. 1t will not
be an expensive luxury and convenience.
W. G. Murray and wife and mother,
Mrs. Amelia Murray, were at Punxsu-
tawney Sunday attending the funeral OF
F. Budd Cricks, a cousin, who died in a