Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-09-18
RERsoNAL.

PERSONAL.
Mr.. Charles Maync visited his
summer home over last Sunday.
John G. Westbrook and wife Wis
tied at Blooming Grove this week.
Silas M Seeley, of Woodbridge,
N. j., visited his family this week.
j. Emmett Wickham, of Port Jer-
Wis, attended the sale of the Schim-
mel property last Monday.
Walter Kay, of Brooklyn, lis spend
ing some days in this vicinity re-
newing old acquaintenances.
Hon. j. j. Hart and Prothonotary,
j. G. Westbrook visited the Strouds-
burg fair last week.
Asa w. Dinsmore and wife, of
Matawan, N. j., are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Hamilton of Milford
township.
Mrs. j. De F. Brewer, who has
passed the summer at the Dimmick
House, returned to Tuckahoe, M
Y, this week.
Charles j. Anderson, who with
his wife resided in Milford for a
time, about seven years ago, died
recently in Yonkers, N. Y.
f. A. Whitfield, of New York, who
holds a highly responsible position
in the diamond department of Tiff
any 81 Co., was in town over last
Sunday.
Mr.. B. G.. Horton is lying danger
ously i'll at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. A. D. Brown on
Broad street, Owing to his advanced
age his recovery is not expected.
Wilhelmus Westfall, of Montague,
who recently graduated at the head
of his class in the Port Jervis Acad-
emy, has gone to Andover, Mass,
where he will prepare for college.
William Dusenberry of Dingman's
Ferry will join the ranks of the
Benedicts next Wednesday the %
when he will lead to the alter Es
tella Mabel Bevans, of Layton, N. J.
DIR. Hughes and family, who have
spent a pleasant summer at the
Crissman House started for their
home Monday driving across the
country with the handsome team so
frequently seen on our streets.
Frank Cross has taken scholar
ship in a business college in Scran-
ton and will soon go there to take
the full course, which is very COM
plete and thorough and to which his
certificate entities him.
DIR. Alex Hadden and wife, Mrs.
John Livingston and daughter, Miss
Edith, Miss Oracle Williams, Walter
Rockwood and James A. Frame, jr.,
of the Forest Lake Association, spent
Friday in Honesdale. Independent.
John Grant delegate from Palmy-
ra and Alvah Quick constable of the
same township who carries a
memento of Haussman, who shot
Esquire Newburger, in the shape of
bullet in the back of his neck, called
on the PRESS Tuesday.
Mrs. A. S. Gardner, widow of a
former pastor of the Presbyterian
church, who is well and tenderly re-
member by many here, has been
spending some time at Conashaugh,
and will visit Milford in the near
future stopping at the Dimmick
House.
Mrs Daniel Dougherty, widow of
the late distinguished lawyer of
Philadelphia and New York, with
her two daughters are guests at the
Crissman House. Mr.. Doughesty
was called 1.-The silver tongued" and
some twenty years ago appeared in
a suit in our Courts.
E. j. Collins, who for some time
has been connected with the Port
Jervis Gazette in the capacity of
local reporter, has resigned that
position and will enter Cornell Uni
versity with the design of reading
law j. Ed. Bennett will in future
occupy the ground as local reporter
for the Gazette.
Samuel Bosler and Cora Drake,
both of Dingman township were
married in Hainesville, N. j., Tues
day Sept. IS, and at the reception
which followed the home bringing
of the bride, report says, there was
a merry time, barring a little too
much cayenne pepper in the liquid
refreshments.
| T. j. Laud Brown, Esq, Mayor of
Green Cove Springs, Clay county,
Florida, was a guest of Mr.. Charles
Maync this week. He is a sound
money Democrat and is a candi-
date for State Senator ON a hard
money ticket with a free silverite
opposed. He states that his election
is assured and that his state will un-
doubtedly give a good majority for
Mckinley this fall. He will return
home soon and take the stump, max
ins about forty speeches in ten days.
Death Of An Infant.
An infant son of W T. Struble