The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-07

CnllurenS Day exercises VIII DC nelt
in the Presbyterian and Methods
churches next Sunday morning and il
the Baptist church Sunday evening
The B. o. P. Elks of Reynoldsvill,
expect to take the Keystone band along
to Buffalo, N. Y, the 10th OF July an(
the band will enter the contest at Buf
falo.
John r. Hills has bought a lot from
G. A. Stephenson on Grant street next
to the Test lots. Mr.. Hills expects tc
erect dwelling house for himself this
year.
A meeting of the M. E. Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society was held at
home of Mrs. W. C. Murray last Friday
afternoon. Lunch was served at five
o'clock.
Hamlin Postlethwait, one of our town
boys, gave a defamation at the exer-
cises in Beechwoods on Decoration Day,
which was one of the best things on the
program.
George Johns, assistant superintend-
ent of the Prudential Life Insurance
Company in this place, moved his
family from Houtzdale to Reynoldsville
last week.
James E. Mitchell, merchant tailor,
will close out his business here and go
to Clearfield the first of July to accept Il
good position in a tailoring establish
ment in that place.
Friday Harry DeHart had a narrow
escape from injury by being caught by
fall Of clay while at work on excava-
tion for abutments for new bridge at
foot of Fifth street.
A fair.sized audience attended the
illustrated lecture on "a Trip to Pales-
tine" delivered by Rev. Scherer, of
Nicholsville, in the Presbyterian church
last Wednesday evening.
Robert S. Williams, register of West
Reynodsville, took his report to Brook
vile Saturday for past six months,
which was as follows: Births IS, deaths
3, school children 1872, voters 223.
Miss Ruth Mckee gave a birthday
party Saturday evening. Qlite num-
Der of lassies attended. Luncheon was
served about nine o'clock. Miss Ruth
received a number of pretty present..
The Hormtown Grange will hold an
Ice cream festival in their hall at Horm-
town on Saturday evening of this week
June 10 Everybody cordially invited
to attend. patronize the Grange and
have social time.
Prof. Clarence Hines will hold dance
in the new I. o. o. F. hall tomorrow
evening, June s. All cordially invited
to attend. Special trolley car will leave
at 80 a. m. for Punxsutawney, stop
ping at all stations.
Thu fifteenth annual convention of
the Jrifrson County Sabbath School |
Association will be held in the Beech
woods PRESBYTERIAN church on Wednes- |
day and Thursday of this week. begin
ming Al 90 p. m. to-day and closing to-
morrow evening,
Rev. ]. A. Parsons and wife went to |
Chautauqua, N. Y, yes terday and will
be absent until next week. The M. E. |
Sunday school will render Children's |
Day program Sunday morning and Rev.
]. G. McEntire will fill DR.. Parsons
pulpit in the evening.
Walter r. Reed, David r. Cochran
and DR.. Ira Bowser were over on Cooks
Run. near Remove, trout fishing last
week. They claim that they caught a
number OF fine trout, and may be they |
lid, but they failed to bring any OF the
'peckled beauties to THE STAR Office.
A defect was found in the p. r. r.
wooden bridge east of the tunnel at
3rookville Monday afternoon and the
vestbound train that passes here at
,.27 p. m. and the eastbound due at 6, Is
}. m. were not run over the bridge, but
lad to transfer, delaying the els train
IN hour and fifteen minutes.
On account of some trouble at the
power mouse the electric lights were
lot on Sunday evening and the places
hat depend entirely on electricity for
lighting were in darkness that evening.
A couple of oil lamps furnished all the
light the Baptist congregation had
Turing the service Sunday evening.
The degree team of the Reynoldsville
Protected Home Circle will initiate a
arge class of new members in the
'ykesville Circle on Friday evening,
Tune 8, in the K. of P. hall at Sykes
lille. Members of the Reynoldsville
Circle are invited to attend. Trolley
,ar will be held until after the meeting.