Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-06-19
RERsoNAL.

! Walter Angle is home from school
at Hackettstown, ~ J.
Fraley Baker, of Stevens Institute,
has returned to Milford
Mrs Richard Lesh and daughters,
Helen and Bessie, are at the Crisis
man House for the summer.
Messrs. Ed. Brown and j. c. Wat
son spent few days on business in
Dover, N, j., this week.
Wade Buckley, of Port Jervis,
with party of friends visited Mil
ford Wednesday.
Mrs Wesley Watson, of this place,
left Thursday morning for a visit to
Monticello, N Y.
Frank Reaser is now employed in
the butcher shop of Charles Latti-
more for the summer.
Mrs. Boyd, of Washington, D. c.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thos
Nichols.
Miss Eta Kipp of this place has
gone to Hancock to spend the sum-
mer with her Aunt.
Miss Grace Almer is learning the
dress makers trade at the milliners
Miss Mitchells.
Rev. w. r, Neff and wife of this
place are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Passaic, N j.
Miss Mona Fulmer and party from
High Falls Hotel Dingmans, visited
Milford last Monday.
Mr.. Paul Humbert, of Brooklyn,
has come to spend the summer with
his family on Water street.
George r. Bull and Miss Bonnie
Cross, students at Blair Hall, are
home for the summer vacation.
John De G. Van Etten and Miss
Lila Van Etten have returned home
from Nyack, N. Y.
Mr.. William Hazen has been alb
sent from Milford some weeks. He
is employed near Silver Lake.
Mr.. William Boyd who has been
working the Louis farm is now en-
ployed by Mr. j. Vantassel in the
livery stable business.
A. D. Brown and Mrs. Westfall
have been in New York this week
purchasing furniture and fittings
for "The Homestead.
Joseph j. Hart, of Milford, and
R. N. Davenport, of South Bethle
hem were recent guests of the Lafay-
cite at Philadelphia.
Kitty Brodhead, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting her cousin, Happy
Van Wyck, and will spend the sum
mer in Milford.
VIM, N. Boyst at one time one of
the speedist roller skaters in the
country, died at his home in Port
Jervis, June Is of heart failure.
Henry DeVett of Schocopee hav-
ing traded his farm for Brooklyn
property, left with his family for
their city home last Monday.
The missing Mrs. Bowdewine c..
Howell and daughter, of Decker
town, N. j. have not yet been heard
from.
Marie Louise Gumaer went with
the Mozart Symphony Club to Mans
field, Pa, where a grand concert
was given Wednesday evening.
At the home of the brides parents,
June 10, by Rev. Morris 7. Gibbs, of
Hackensack, N. j., Mr.. Hugh o.
Brodhead and Miss Emma j. Shep-
herd, both of Dingman's Ferry, Pa.
Joseph T. Tracy, a graduate of
Williams in '66 and for many years
principal of the Goshen public
schools, has resigned, having re-
ceived a fine offer at Mamaroneck,
N, Y,
Jacob Kleinhans, professor in the
John Hopkins Preparatory School
at Baltimore, who has been pro
NOTED to the position of head mas
ter at an increased salary, is home
for his vacation.
Cadwallader Biddle, of Philadel-
phia, general agent and secretary of
the Board of Public Charities of
Pennsylvania, spent several days in
Milford recently, stopping at the
Hotel Fauchere.
DIR. j. j. Mills, of Port Jervis, has
added to his collection of curiosities
a Cuban flag and a cartridge, which
was twice ON the Bermuda and once
on the ill-fated Hawkins. They
were presented him by Senor Rafael
! Navarro.
I Mr.. Leroy G.. Kirkman returned
, home from Princeton College last
! week. He received his diploma
''cum laude" and also won the
, George E. Potts Bible prize, which
is very gratifying to his many
friends.-Gazette
4 Invitations have been issued by
4 Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Graham for the
4 marriage of their granddaughter
I Gertrude Witschief to William
q Stiles Bennett, which event viii oc
cur Tuesday evening June 3Oth a
L Port Jervis, N. Y.
i DIR, A. X. Seem, of Martins s Creel
@ died June ~ aged 66 years. Ill
# practiced for forty three years. Ill
@ was a member of the State Medica
j. Society, the Lehigh Valley Medica
d Association and the Northampton
County Medical Society. Dr.. Seen