The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-11

visitors defeated the home team.
Score 14-10.
Prof. W. NJ Rife, superintendent OF
our public schools three years, went
to Brockpors Monday to attend q
commencement and on Tuesday went
to Clarion where he will be an In
stfuctor in the Clarion State Normal
until the after part OF June.
A travelling man was coming over
the bridge from p. r. r. station Fri
day evening after the 623 train when
marble from a boys slingshot hit
him near left eye, within half inch Of
hitting him in eye. Too many boys are
using the slingshot in town.
The pupils Of the parochial school
In this place are preparing an enter
tainment to be given in the Adelphi
Theatre at the end of the school term.
We understand that this entertainment
will be of more than ordinary interest
and merit for home talent.
Postmaster e. G. Burns had his
right hand badly injured the first OF
last week and Friday he went to Mercy
Hospital, Pittsburgh, to have it exam
ined under the X.rays. The X-rays
we're not used, but the hand was
dressed and it is getting better.
Rev. DR.. r. A. Mckinley will preach
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day; in the morning, on "The Love OF
God for the Whole World of Mankind"
and in the evening, on Light at Even
ing Time" All not attending church
elsewhere are most cordially invited.
At the meeting OF the Business Mems
Association last night it was decided to
present petition to the county COM
missioners praying for new bridge at
the foot of Main street over Sandy Lick
creek. 1t will be circulated for signers
by W. a. Bell and J. M. DALEY in the
next few days.
Leonard Wilson, of near Ridgway,
who was married to daughter of Mrs.
Ella Fredericks, who died at her home
in Reynoldsville in March, and who was
here to attend Mrs. Frederick's funeral,
died at his home Saturday, May Z, 1910.
About the time Mr.. Wilson died his
wife gave birth to son.
At the meeting OF the Helping Hand
Society of The M. E. church last
Wednesday the following officers were
elected for ensuing year: President,
Mrs. ]. M. Gathers; vice-presidents,
Mrs. Thomas M. Jewell and Mrs. VIM.
Barclay; secretary, Mrs. j. w. Giles
pie; treasurer, Mrs. V. R. Pratt. :"
James McCrea, president Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad system, and other
officials of the P. r. r. made trip over
the Low Grade on special train last
Friday. The supposition is that the
Low Grade will soon be double-tracked
and be part OF the P. r. r. trunk line
between Chicago and New York.
Mr.. M. Montgomery, of West Reyn-
passenger engineer on the
Low Grade Division of the p. r. r.,
left here Monday for Detroit, Mich,
to attend the convention Of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers as
delegate. II is possible that the con-
vention will not adjourn until the last
,f May.
Some OF our exchanges are Offering
\ prize OF one years subscription to
The first person In their respective
towns who guesses the nearest to the
population of their town according to
,he census now being taken. If the
exchanges look up the postal
avs they will discover that they are
making themselves liable for heavy
inc and Imprisonment.
The Brockwayville Record Office was
destroyed by fire on the night Of March
'4th aud during April the paper was
printed in the Office of the Dubois
Erpress, until new Office could be
,quipped in Brockwayville. Last weeks
ssue Of The Record was published in
he new Office. 1t is a bright, spicy
newspaper and we wish The Record the
uccess 1t deserves.
At the annual meeting Of the Reyn-
'ldsville High School Alumni Associa-
ion last Friday afternoon, the fol-
owing officers were elected: President,
Jlyde G. Murray; First Vice-P President,
Hiss Edna Lewis; Second Vice-Pres.,
Robert Koehler; Third Vice-Pres.,
diss Jane Smith; secretary, Miss Flor
nee Harris; Treasurer, Miss Margeret
'toke.
At the last term of court the grand |
ury found true bill against Reyn-
ldsville woman charged with keeping
disorderly house. The woman skipped |