Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-07-10
RERsoNAL.


the day at Milford.
Little Lantie A. makes a pretty
picture on his new wheel
Miss Becker of New York is a
guest at L. w. Armstrong;.
Hon. w. E. Mccormick, of Port
Jervis, was in town Tuesday.
DR.. Reed and family are again at
Overbrook their summer home.
The Maync family are occupying
their Villa Ina on Ann street.
Aaron Cortright, of Matamoras
celebrated the fourth in Milford.
Albert @. Wallace, of Philadelphia
is spending week at home.
Charles Reilley of Edgemere was
in town Wednesday.
Baxter B. Kipp of Greene, visited
town Thursday on business.
Judge Barnet Mansfield, of Strouds
burg enjoyed the national holiday
here.
Mrs. Josephine Bensell entertained
last Thursday in honor of her friend
Miss Wakeman.
Harry Carpenter, of Philadelphia
took short vacation here over the
fourth.
Miss Carrie Armstrong sports one
of the finest wheels in Milford, a
present from her father.
Messrs. Wilkie and Clark of New
York were guests at l.. W, Arm
strong for few days.
Mr.. John Galeweiler and family,
of Newark, N. j., are visiting friends
and relatives in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark " Fisher, of
Matamoras, were in Milford oele-
brating the Glorious Fourth.
Harry S. Angle who has a posi-
tion in the Inquirer Office in Phila-
delphia spent the Fourth at home.
Theodore G. Mertz of the firm of
Mertz Bros. of Newark is living with
his family in the Grasmuk cottage.
r. w. Hoffman, ex-County Com
missioner, who was reported seri-
ously i'll, is now improving in health,
Fred Klaer has returned from
school at Goshen, N. Y. He is now
fully prepared to enter any College
he elects.
w. r. Willis and family have tax
EN- the Poillon house for the summer
and are now comfortably located
there.
Mrs. Amos VanEtten and child
rem of Kingston are visiting at Mrs.
Frank Caskey's on Orange Square
Union.
Hon. Jos. j. Hart has been re-
membering the editors of his dis
trict by presenting them with valu-
able documents
Mr. William Hazen who is en-
ployed back to Silver Lake, spent q
few days vacation with the family of
Mr.. j. Ryder.
George W. Eisenberger, the type
slugger" of the New York Farmer
at Port Jervis, accompanied by his
wife, spent the Fourth in Milford.
Hon. j. j. Curtis, of Honesdale
was here Wednesday looking after
the interests of the American Book
Company, of which he is the agent.
George and Willie Turner have
gone to New York city to visit their
aunt, Mrs. Carrie Hickey, they will
also visit Rev. F. S. Custard' IS family
at Dunellen, N. j.
Harlow p. James, of Rowlands,
died June 27 of Brights disease, at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. j. E.
Ridgeway at Scranton. His widow
and four children survive.
J. Wallis Chairman who is regist-
cred at the Bluff House, graduated
at the New York Law School with
high honor. He secured the 800
prize for the best written essay.
The Kingston Freeman, says that
Lawyer Amos Van Ebten saved a
girls life in Kingston recently by
dragging her from in front of a troll
ley car in the nick of time.
Miss Jennie Houck, of Strouds-
burg, and friend Mr.. Will Green
wood of Easton, were the guests of
the former sister Mrs. r. Van Etten
few days last week. They came
and returned home on their wheels.
John A. Whitaker, President of
the Farmers National Bank of Want
age at DeckertOwn celebrated his "a
birthday and the 50th anniversary
of his wedding last Wednesday
Such coincidence of events is rare
Rev. DIR. Charles Beattie, of Mid.
dletown, accompanied by his SON
Mr.. r. Brewster Beattie, went tc
New York Wednesday morning on
Erie Train 10. Later on in the day
DR.. Beattie sailed for Europe on the
American liner, st, Paul.
Rev. DR.. A. S. Freeman of Har-
verstraw, N. Y. who recently cele-
brated the 80 anniversary of his
pastorate over the Presbyterian
church at that place will be remem-
bered as having visited Milford at
meeting of Presbytery when ths
large room was dedicated.
Seventeen choir boys from Al
Angels Church are spending a cou
pie of weeks at the JardOn House
They sang in the Episcopal Churcl