Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-05-01

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G. w. Bull Esq, was at Strouds-
this week.
Mrs. Cora Beardsley is home Wis
iting her mother in this place.
Fred Winkler, of New York city
is visiting ex-Sheriff Newman.
County Superintendent Geo. Saw
yer visited Milford on Wednesday
e. f. Peters of Bushkill was here
on Wednesday with the Rail road
party.
Miss Lucie Kent, of Pate rson, is
on a visit to her friend, Miss Annie
Baker.
Mr.. John i. Gourlay has gone to
New York city, to spend a few days
ON bus mess.
George Millott of Matamoras, i'm
proves very slowly in health, and is
still confined to his bed.
Miss Blanche A. Bidlack is again
at her home ON Centre Square after
spending the winter in Philadelphia.
Henry Ludwig, of Montague, ,evin-
ced commendable zeal by attend
ing divine services here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Grasmuk con-
template a trip to Europe in May
and will be absent several weeks.
Miss Dora Foster, of New York, is
spending a few days with her sister
Mrs. A, P. Wolf of this place
Miss Seville E. Kober, of Shawnee
Monroe county, is visiting Miss Liz
zie Sinner and Lucy Gordon of
this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Lancelot w. Arm
strong of New York were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Willis of New York
were in town last week making ar
rangements for their residence here
the coming summer.
Mrs. A. P. Wolf, who has been
visiting friends in Syracuse, N. Y,
returned to her home on Hartford
st rect Monday.
Hon. j j. Hart was the guest of
Representative Leisensing at re-
ception and dinner in Washington
ON Monday evening.
John d. Swinton, of Port Jervis,
who has been seriously i'll of mali
gnant diphtheria is we are pleased
to note improving in health.
Mr.. George Wheeler, who has
been visiting his parents in New
York city for few weeks, returned
to this place Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Post have
returned from the Hygeia, Old Point
Comfort, Va, to the Charlesgate,
Beacon street, Boston.
Miss Annie Yenny, of New York,
who was said to be critically ill is
in perfect health, and now is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. S. Yenny of
this place,
r. K. Van Etten & Sons of the
Conashaugh house are building a
large addition to contain ball room
and add to the number of their
sleeping apartments.
Mr.. JAS w. Pinchot, of N. Y,
spent Sunday at Grey towers. He
is contemplating a trip to Europe to
see his little grandson now nearly a
year old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeKay
Townsend have gone to Atlantic
city for the benefit of Mrs. Town
sends health which for several
months has been very precarious.
Miss Bessie McNicholl returned to
her home in New York city on Sat
urday Her sister, Miss Nellie will
remain in Milford for some weeks
as her health it not the best.
Prof. Maxwell Sommerville was a
guest at the banquet in memory
of General Grant given at the Union
League in Philadelphia, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Nellie Emerson gave a party
to number of her friends on Mon
day afternoon, the occasion being
her fifth birthday. A delightful
time was enjoyed by all.
Frank Cross finds Milford sur
roundings too congenial for pro-
tracted absence and is back again
from Nyack, having finished his
preparatory course in the school
there.
Mrs. Paul Humbert and family
who spent the winter in Brooklyn,
N. Y, came last Saturday to make
preparations to open their boarding
house for the summer. Many i'm
provements are being made by their
son Paul.
Mr.. Julio NJ. Foster has returned
to Milford from Atlanta, Ca, where
he was during the Exposition at
tending to his nitrate interests. He
is looking well and in fact younger
than when he went away. His many
friends are glad to see him again.
DIR. P. f. Fulmer, of the High
Falls Hotel at Dingmans is renew
ing, repainting and making many
improvements to that justly cele-
brated house, which adds largely to
its appearance and will promote the
comfort OF his many guests.
Cards are out announcing the nup-
tials of Mr.. William Gilmore and
Miss Eyangeline AIcMurray, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McMur-