The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-02-24

despite inclement weather.
Clarion is arranging for big Old
Home Week reunion during the week
commencing June 20. This comedies
with the commencement exercises at
| the normal when many of the alumni
will return.
AS the annual business meeting OF
the Reynoldsville Building and Loan
Association Monday evening five of the
former directors whose terms expired
were reelected, as follows: j. Fl.
Kaucher, H. G. Deible, F. s. Hoffman,
A. 7. Mcclure, VIM. Coping. p. A.
Hardman was reelected an auditor.
Owing to conflict of dates with
several other announced functions, the
D. A. r. junior prize essay contest was
postponed from Monday evening to
Thursday afternoon, February 25th at
2.45 p. IN. The program as originally
prepared will be carried out and will be
we'll worth the attendance of a large
crowd.
The Mission Circle of the Baptist
church elected the following officers
at home of Mrs. E. G. Davis last Thurs
day evening: Mrs. G. G. Williams,
President; Mrs. A. Fl. Bowser, Vice.
President for Home Missions; Mrs. D.
w. Atwater, Vice-President for Foreign
Missions; Miss Lucille Mitchell, Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
Adrian Iselin, Jr., has been elected
president Of the B., r. & p. R'y system
to succeed the late A. G. Yates.
William 7. Noonan, general manager
of the road, was promoted to the vice.
presidency vacated by Mr.. Iselin. The
selection Of these men indicates that
there will be little change in the
general policy Of the company.
The Presbyterian Brotherhood will
hold a social in their church Thursday
evening, February %, for which special
invitations to the gentlemen of the
Presbyterian congregation and their
wives have been issued. w. G. Pentz,
of Dubois, and G. M. Mcdonald, Esq
Of Reynoldsville will give addresses,
and there will he a program Of vocal
and instrumental music.
A boy who lived with his mother
in the woods at a lonely point In Eldred
township, Jefferson county, died last
week and it was said the cause was
starvation. The body remained un-
buried until neighbors heard of the
affair and laid away the remains several
days later. The poor old mother will
be removed to the county home now
that attention has been drawn to her
destitution.
Either run town with vim or just
sell out and loaf, says an exchange.
One thing must be done-run the town
for all it's worth; get up steam and keep
it up. Do you want trade? Bid for it.
Do you want business to come to your
town? Encourage what you hare. Do
you want prosperous tow Then
never permit jealousy to .ule your
actions, but work together for the
common prosperity and mutual benefit.
A series OF all-aro id athletic tests
between different Glasses is now in.
progress in the Y. M. G. A. gymnasium
at New Castle which is creating much
interest In that city. In recent issue
Of New Castle daily We. noted the
name Of Arthur J. Farrell, son Of M.
]. Farrell, of Reynoldsville, in second
place on the senior class with total of
666 points, the leader having 702. The
contest is just half closed and Reyn-
oldsville boy may yet land the prize.
Fifty ladies and gentlemen from
Punxsutawney we're entertained by the
Reynoldsville Young Ladies' Sodality
10 the banquet room Of the l. o. o. F.
hall Monday evening. Progressive
euchre furnished the amusemeit Of
the evening. An address was made by
Lawyer Clement W. Flynn on Washing
ton and his service to the country
which received unusual commendation
from the auditors. The Punxsutawney
guests returned home in special car.