The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-06-10

o. o. F. hall last night.
Dikrin Boyajian and A. G. Boya-
jan, Armenians, gave an entertain
ment in the NJ. E. church Saturday
night.
James Buckelew, of Pittsburg,
superintendent of the River and Low
Grade Divisions of the P. r. r., was
in town last Friday on business trip.
| He took dinner at Franks Tavern.
Childrens' Day will be observed in
the Methodist and Baptist churches
Sunday. In the Methodist church Sum
day morning and in the Baptist church
Sunday evening. Good programs are
being prepared.
Three boys we're arrested at Falls
Creek Saturday for destroying a robins
nest. The ringleader OF. the trio was
fined $4,000. Boys who are mean
enough to destroy birds nests deserve
severe punishment.
In our mention last week OF the
teachers reelected by the Reynolds
vile school board for next term the
name of Miss Edith Clark was omitted
by mistake. Her name should have
appeared in the list.
Mrs. Solomon Phillippi, of Sykes
vile, died at her home at 430 p. m.
Saturday, June 6. The body was taken
to Elgin, Erie Co., Pa, Monday morn
ing for jnterment. This was Mr..
Phillippi's second wife.
The convention of the Presbyterian
Foreign and Home Missionary societies
held in Dubois last week was we'll at
tended and was very interesting and
instructive. The convention will be
held in Clarion next year.
Rev. H. II. Leamy, who has been sup
plying the Baptist church at Sykesyille
for several months, preached his fare
we'll sermon last Sunday and has re-
turned to his home in Williamsport.
S. Wallace Mitchell, OF Reynoldsville,
will supply the pulpit for time.
Mrs. Smith, who resides near Cool
Spring Hollow, had couple of small
stone imbeded in her left check last
Wednesday by blast Of stone on the
street that is being graded for paving.
She was in the house and the pieces
of stone flew in through the door.
A ball team supposed to have been
from Butler, but only four or five Of
the players were Butterflies, drifted
into Reynoldsville last Friday and
played the home team. The score was
a little lop-sided when the game was
finished, IA to 4 in favor Of the visitors.
Harry w. Thompson, who resides
near this place, brought to this Office
one day last week soft she'll twin eggs,
each one about the size OF a walnut, that
had been laid by one Of his hens. The
eggs were fastened together with a
substance about as thick as a lead
pencil.
The Sykesville Post Dispatch, one of
our sprightly exchanges, of which Otto
). Nupp is editor and proprietor, will
issue special Knights of Pythias edi-
tion of the Post Dispatch tomorrow,
Thursday, ou account OF the knights
OF Pythias reunion at Sykesville on that
day.
The members of the Business Mems
Association seem very religiously in
clined. About three times as many as
would have made a quorum we're not
present last night, on account OF the
convention, presumably. The next
meeting will be held Tuesday night and
members are urged to attend.
The thirty-sixth annual outing of
the Pennsylvania State Editorial AS
sociation the latter part of this month
will be trip from Charlotte, N. Y,
down the st. Lawrence river to Mon
treal and Quebec, including trip as
far east as the Saguenay River. 1t
is claimed that this is one of the grand
est trips in the world.
A piano company OF Dubois offered
prizes to the persons who could write
the name OF the company the largest
number Of times on piece Of paper
3x inches. Ninian Cooper, of Reyn-
oldsville, who is in his eighty-third
year, was awarded the third prize, q
check for $1,000 that will be accepted
by the company as part payment for
a new piano. Mr., Cooper can write a
remarkably plain and fine hand for a
man of his age.
A little Polish girl was run over
by the Adams Express Co. wagon last
Friday at east end OF Main street
bridge. She ran around another wagon
and Mr.. Sutter did not see her in time