The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-03-27

IN. W Republican Az Assembly hall
April lst.
The Brockwayyillc Record entered
It's 23rd year last week. The Record Is
live, up-to-date weekly newspaper,
numbered among the best In this sec
tion OF the state.
The M. f. choir will give a farewell
social at home OF II. Alex Stoke on
Grant street Friday evening for Mrs
Fred Pifer, member OF the choir, who
will move to Ridgway.
DR.. ]. A. Parsons preached special
sermon In the NJ e, church Sunday
morning to public school teachers.
There were number OF teachers
present. They attended in body,
Mrs. Paul X Kendall, OF Waynesburg, is
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. A.
Best, In this place. Mr.. Kendall is en-
gagged In business in Wyoming and ex-
poets TO move to that state In May.
There WIRE several small typograph-
ical errors in the borough auditors re-
port as published last week which were
corrected before this Issue, and the re-
port will be found correct In this Issue.
Special Easter and communion SER
vice In the Lutheran church on Sunday
atll,O 90 a. IN. Easter song service at
40 p. m by the congregation and Sun
day school. All are cordially invited
to the services.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Luth-
eran church will hold bazaar, market
and also sell Ice cream, candy, etc, In
store room next door to Friedman's rack
ct store on Main st., next Saturday af-
noon and evening,
Mariana Cancelliere, editor and pro-
prietor of La Irindc,id, an Italian
paper published In Pittsburg, has been
in Reynoldsville the past week arrang-
ing for the celebration to be held In
ReynoldsvilIe May End.
Friday spring sprang out OF the lap
of winter into the lap Of summer and
we had summer weather Friday and
Saturday, with the thermometer 70 to
rs in the shade, but Sunday an over
coat was not uncomfortable.
Harry Martin, confectionery dealer,
has bougl Cretors & Co. improved
special peahdt and pop corn wagon. 1t
arrived here Monday and is certainly
very fine wagon. Mr.. Martin ex-
poets to use the wagon at fairs, &c.
Robert Smith, proprietor OF the
Commercial Hotel in Sykesville, has
bought the Arlington Hotel at that
place and will move into the latter
hotel as soon as the license is trans
ferred. The Arlington is large and
very nice hotel.
Daniel Kinder, OF Pancoast, returned
Saturday from Kaylor, where he had
been to see his brother, Thomas Kind
er, who had his back broken in the
mines at Kaylor seven months ago, was
at the point of death when Daniel left
Kaylor Saturday.
1t was reported in THE STAR several
weeks ago that the silk mill at this
place would likely be put into combine
with four or five other silk mills, but
the matter has not been definitely set
tied yet and will not be for a couple Of
weeks.
Misses Amy Bollinger and Ida Will
liams, students in Bucknell University,
are home for their Easter vacation.
Miss Winnie Dickson, Of Akron, Ohio,
also student In Bucknell, accompanied
Miss Williams to her home and is her
guest during tho vacation.
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p, c. P. Cowan, of Brookville, INSTALL
ed the following officers in Reynolds
vile Encampment No. 293, l. o. o. F.:
C. p, Lawrence ]. McEntire: H. p,
Eliza Trudgen; S. w., Stanley G. Aus
tin; ]. W., John Ross; Scribe, Manley
E. Weed; Treasurer, W. Henry Her.
pei; Trustee, Richard Miller.
Last Thursday was the 63rd birthday
OF Mrs. Agnes Patterson, Of Eleanor,
and her four daughters, Mrs. d. c.
North, Of Yatesboro, Mrs. Jennet
Smith, Of Punxsutawney, Mrs. John
r. Hills, Of Reynoldsville, and Miss
Susan Patterson, of Bradford, we're all
at home to celebrate the anniversary,
a custom they had observed several
years.
Charles s. Davis, Of Mexico City,
Mexico. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. M. Davis, in this place. This
is his first visit home in over two years.