Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-09-11

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Mr.. Oscar Raser visited Milford
Tuesday
Mrs. A. W. Mott is seeking rest
with relatives in Blooming Grove.
County Superintendent Sawyer
visited schools in Milford on Tues
day.
Howard De Mott has returned
home after vacation spent in Mil
ford
Clarence Angle who has been seri-
ously afflicted with ivy poisoning is
improving.
j. Frank Mastin and wife, of New
York glided through the town Mon
day on tandem.
Julius w. Keisel was elected deles
gate to the Republican Convention
from Dingman township. 5a
Lanty Armstrong now has a va
cation and he spending IL making
this town gayer and happier.
Miss Noyes entertained the Mil
ford Golf Club at a progressive
euchre party Monday evening.
Hy. T. Baker, Esq, and wife visit
ed the family of M. G. Westbrook
at Blooming Grove last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Parsel, of New
York are spending q few days with
friends and relatives this week.
A. r Britain, Esq, of East
Stroudsburg, has been for some
days confined to his room by illness.
Mr.. T. Sangster, of Brooklyn visit
ed at the home of his fatber-in-law
Mr.. Philip Steele few days last
week.
Carl and Will Maync, after spend
ing a pleasant summer here, have
returned to there avocations in the
city.
Wade Buckley and wife and Miss
Libbie Whitaker, of Port Jervis
visited Mrs. j. II. Van Etten last
Saturday
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Cor
don, of Middletown, celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their mar
riage, Monday evening.
Mark Brodhead, of Washington,
d. c.. is spending two weeks vaca-
ton with his sisters, Mrs. Van Wyck
and Mary Brodhead.
George E. Smith and Sarah e.
Mann of Newton, N. j., were mar
ried at the Parsonage in Milford
Sept. 5 by Rev. w. r. Neff
Miss Josephine Haser and Miss
Friend who have been guests at the
Jardon House for some weeks will
return to New York tomorrow
Mrs. A. M. Kanouse left Monday
for HillborO, North Carolina where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. j. e. Jones.
Emma Emerson, of Delaware who
has been spending some time in
Milford visiting her brother, DR.. HI.
E. Emerson departed Thursday for
her home.
Mrs. M. G. Beach who has been a
guest at 1.-THE Homestead for some
time returned to New York this
week, and later will go to Washing
ton for the winter.
Miss Reilly, a guest at the Criss-
man House for several seasons,
rendered q beautiful solo to large
audiences the Presbyterian church
last Sabbath evening.
Mr.. @. o. Armstrong our enter
prising druggist has gone to Asbury
Park for a few days respite from
business cares. He was accompanied
by his family.
Mrs. Hiram Westbrook and son, of
Ridgewood, N. j., are visiting the
family of John G. Westbrook and
will before returning spend few
days at Nichecronk pond.
Ira B. Case, of Dingman township
has been granted a pension. He
was a private in Co., B. 151st Pa.
Volunteers and served from Oct. IL
1862 to July "a, 1883.
R. C. Stewart Esq, A. Goldsmith
ESQ, Morris Kirkpatrick Esq, and
f. Green of Easton registered at the
lFauchere Hotel one night last week.
They came up on bicycles and evi-
IDENTIFY enjoyed the trip.
George R. Bull and Bonnie Cross
returned to school at Blair Hall this
week. Fred Klaer entered Amherst
College. Theo. F. Baker will go to
Montclair and John Van Etten to
the Port Jervis High school.
DR.. II. B. Reed and family left foI
their New York home this week af.
ter a summer spent at Overbrook.
Society here will miss the lively pre-.
sence of these pleasant people, who
add much to the gayety of the town
Rev. DR.. Beattie, of the Second
Presbyterian Church, Middletown
who has been on an extended EurOp.
can tour, filed his pulpit, Sunday
for the first since his return. He
has improved in health and is feel
ing very much better
j. Chas. Grasmnk who has beer
with his wife travelling in the ole
country returned last week an(
visited Milford over Sunday. HI
7 reports having a splendid time bu
found great satisfaction in the fac
that he was an American.
/ Josiah I. TerWilleger the Dispatcl