The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-10-07


Mrs. E Norine Law author, lecturer
and vocalist, a gifted speaker who is
power for the temperance cause, will
be in Reynoldsville three days this
month, October Is, 10 and 20. She has
been here before and will draw large
crowds this time.
Jonothan Deemer, McCalmont town
ship farmer, brought. two varieties of
apples and three varieties of, peaches to
The STAR Office one day last week.
One-half dozen of the apples measured
13! inches each and one peach measured
81 inches. Good sized fruit for this
section this season.
There will be no preaching service
in the Baptist church next Sunday on
account OF the absence Of the pastor.
Sunday school at 9,45 a. M, Jr. Union
at 230, Sr. Union at $50. At 7,30 the
ladies of the Mission Circle will render
a program of ten parts 1.-THE American
Girls Opportunity"
A meeting was held at home Of DR..
John n. Murray last Thursday even
ing to re-organize the G. L. S. Circle
for winter course of study. There
were twelve persons present. The Cir
Gle does not have president yet. Mrs.
G.. G. Williams was elected vice-pres-
iGent and Miss Effie Mlliren secretary.
The Grand is now open under new
management. Mr.. James F. Burgess,
who was formerly with the Pittsburgh
Amusement Co. has taken charge.
Pictures change nightly, vaudeville
twice a week. Complete change Thurs
day. The Henley's appear in their
Dutch comedian act Saturday matinee
between and $3.50.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church had charge
of the service in that church last Sun
day evening, Mrs. A. D. Mckay, pre-.
siding. A good program was rendered,
consisting of solos, papers, &c. Four
excellent papers were read by Mrs.
M. E. Weed, Mrs. John H. Wagner,
Mrs. L. M. Simmons and Mrs. F. P.
Alexander.
Mrs. Law is An exceptionally fine
speaker, pleasant and fascinating
woman. Entirely free from unpleasant
mannerisms she charms her audience
so they never weary of her, no matter
how long she talks.-Dodge Co. (Minn. J
Republican. Mrs. Law will speak in
| Centennial hall three times on Sunday,
October IS, at 11.00 a. M, 2 80 p. m.
and 80 p. m.
At the thirteenth annual convention
of the Clearfeld Baptist Association
held in the Bethel Baptist church
at Sykesville on Tuesday of last
week the following officers were
elected : President, Matthew Fl.
Caldwell, of Reynoldsville; vice.
president, j. L. Long, of Sykesville;
secretary, DR.. A. ]. Meek, Of Reyn-
oldsville; treasurer, ]. ]. Lukehart,
of Falls Creek.
At the monthly meeting OF the For
eign Missionary Society OF the M. E.
church last Friday afternoon the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs. Thomas
M. Jewell; vice-presidents, Mrs. a..
Alex Stoke and Mrs. II. T. Peters; Sec
retary, Mrs. V. r. Pratt; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. ]. G. McEntire;
treasurer, Mrs. G. A. Stephenson; mite
box secretary, Mrs. E. G. Sensor.
The Bell Telephone Company has
secured the lease Of the Beechwoods
Telephone Company and began opera
tions Thursday, October 1st.. Hereafter
all service with the Beechwoods line
can be obtained over the Bell phones
free OF charge by the subscribers OF the
latter. The lease OF the Beechwoods
line, which was connected with the Elk
Telephone Company, expired the last
Of September. --Brockwayville Record.
M. ]. Farrell, P. r. r. agent at this
place, has received one Of the new tariff
files for agents, in which is filed all the
local and joint freight tariffs on all the
railroads with which the P. r. r. does
business, and copies are also on file
with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, which is required by the new
law that went into effect the first OF
this month. In this agents tariff file
are the rates OF all the commodities
which the railroads handle.
Mrs. Frances Shoemaker, who is now
living In West Reynoldsville, returned
few days ago from Altoona, where she
had been called three or four weeks age
on account of her son, J.. A. Shoemak.
er, meeting with an accident and was
taken to the hospital. Mr.. Shoemaker