The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-10-11

cars were run from Soldier TO the ceme-
terry and return instead of driving down
in carriages.
Charles Pifer has bought a lot at
Point View and will erect a dwelling
house thereon for himself. This will
be the first house at Point View.
The grangers of Rathmel visited the
Paradise grange on Friday evening,
Sept 90 the Emerickville grange last
Friday evening and will visit the Horm-
town Grange tomorrow, Thursday, ev-
ening.
The new brick NJ. f. church at Para
disc will be dedicated on Sunday,
November s. DR.. a. r. Rich and other
preachers will be present. Quarterly
meeting will be held Saturday after
noon and evening.
Gourcy s. Flynn, managers of the
Reynolds opera house, have put in fine
new piano and it was used for the first
time Friday night. The managers in
tend to give the people the best Of
everything the patronage will justify,
Mr.. Jacob Moore, of BeechwoUds, and
Mr. Il. L Miles, of Reynodsville, met
ut the birthday party of Mrs. Julia A.
Marshall at Rathmel Monday after
separation of more than 60 years.
When but children they went to school
together
Rev. NJ. Wayne Womer, Methodist
Episcopal minister now filling an APP
pointment at Belleville, N. j., former
Reynoldsville boy, was united in mar
riage to Miss Maybelle Buckhout at
Belleville on Wednesday of last week,
October 4, 1905.
Robert and Frank Cribbs, passenger
conductors on Low Grade Div. of the p.
r. r., were at Blairsville, Pa, last
week attending the funeral OF their
father, George w. Cribs, who died on
3rd inst. Mr.. Cribs was 81 years old
last June. His six sons were pall-bear-
ers.
The eighteenth annual reunion OF the
l05th regiment of the Pennsylvania
Volunteers will be held in Punxsutaw-
ney on Wednesday of next week, Octo-
Der IS. The reunion of the 105th was
held in Reynoldsville last year. They
will be given an invitation to come here
next year.
On Friday night there was mission
ary meeting in Presbyterian church,
ten cent social in K. of p hall given by
ladies of W. r. c., Democratic meeting
in Franks Pavilion, a show in the
opera house, pie social in the school
house near Jacob Schwem's, and they
were all well attended
John Sirny, the young man who was
working among the foreign speaking
people in this section, resigned his posi-
tionto enter the Theological Seminary
at Dubuque, Iowa. At the recent meet
ing OF Clarion Presbytery it was decided
to put another man here as soon as posi-
Bile to take Mr.. Sirny's place.
At the last regular meeting of the
board OF directors of the Reynoldsville
Trust Co. they elected Mr.. McCurdy
Hunter, of Beechwoods, as a director.
Mr.. Hunter is to we'll known through
this section as an honest, capable and
safe business man, to make it necessary
to say that his name will add largely to
the strength of the directorate of the
Trust Co.
At the fall meeting of Clarion Presby-
terry recently held at Corsica Rev. John
F. Scherer, of Nickleville, who assisted,
in evangelistic meetingsi In the Reynolds
vile Presbyterian church last winter,
was elected moderator, and Rev. A. D.
Mckay, of Reynoldsville, was elected
recording clerk. 1t is possible that the
spring meeting of Presbytery will be
held in the Reynoldsville Presbyterian
church next year.
A meeting of No ! District of the
National Association Of Glass Manufact-
urers was held in Dubois laet Friday
and special committee was appointed,
consisting of G. w. Mozenus, of Kane,
w. L. Strong, of Brookville, and A. T.
Mcclure, of Reynoldsville, to meet with
President Faulkner and his committee
to try to effect an agreement which
would enable the factories now idle
to resume operation. This committee is
to report to meeting of the National
Association of Glass Manufacturers to
be held at Hotel Anderson in Pittsburg
on Friday of this week.