Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-06-11
PERSONAL.

Z. NJ. Pierson, of Blooming Grove,
was in town this week.
William Wagner of Matamoras,
was a caller at this Office Tuesday
Prof. John c. Watson will spend
his vacation with his family visit
ing friends
Floyd Cole, Of Dover, NJ j., has
accepted situation with Druggist
Armstrong
Mrs. Poillon has rented her house
on Broad street to a family of New
York people.
w. S. Ry man and family are
visiting among relatives in Sussex
county, N. j.
Frank Van Why of the Porter
Lake House, and P. B Clark, Esq
attended court.
Madam c. NJ. Schmucker the well
known traveller is a guest of DR..
Bible at the Normal
Floyd Steel has accepted posi-.
ton as conductor on a trolley rail
road in New York.
George Gennings and family, of
Brooklyn, spent last Sunday at the
home of John Ryder
Jim" Bennett of the Gazette has
been reporting the court proceedings
for that newsy paper.
Dorothy Baker gave birthday
party to a number of her little
friends last Saturday evening
Mrs. Susan Grandin has returned
to Milford after an absence of some
weeks visiting in Newark
Mrs. Brown, of Binghamption, a
sister of L. r. Mott and of ex-Sheriff
w K. Ridgway is visiting here.
George X. Bull is a member of
the graduating class at Blair Hall.
Tne exercises will tpke place June
16.
Miss Carrie Van Wormer, of Port
Jervis, met with a bicycle accident
near here few days ago but was
not serious y injured
Charles Boock, whose family oc-
cupied the Horton cottage on Cathar-
inc street last summer, was in Mil
ford on business Tuesday.
Frank Rudolph and q Ed - Brown
say they made the run to Mata.
moras and back in As minutes last
Sunday on their wheels. Well !
Ed. Reed, of Port Jervis, visited
Milford last Monday taking back his
wife and son who have been spend
ing several days here with friends.
Lorenzo Stetler, of Shawnee, wi
married last Thursday at Strouds-
burg to Miss Eva Van .Auken, Of
Bushkill by Rev c. H. Whitaker,
The wedding of James r. Bull to
Miss Mary Wakeman took place
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Josephine
Bensell, of Milford. was one of the
guests.
F. b. Thrall, tho attentive clerk
at Mitchell Brothers, has been for
several days confined TO his home
with severe attack of stomach
trouble.
Fred N Mason, of Port Jervis and
Dr. Barnum of Chicago, passed
through town on their may to the
Delaware Water Gap on their
wheels Tuesday,
Mrs. Boyd of Washington D. c.,
and her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Sweat
man of Boston are visiting at the
parsonage. They are respectively
the motheran sister of Mrs. Nichols
Tie marriage of Lillian Frances
Coult, daughter of ex-C City Counsel
Jos Coult, of Newark, to Frank W.
Kinsey, Dover, Del, was celebrated
last Saturday in Christ Church,
amidst the usual beautiful sur.
Joseph Frieh, Mrs. Geo. A. Frieh
and daughter and Minnie Beck have
gone on visit to Boston and New
port. Therese, the daughter of
Joseph Frieh, was recently married
to Francis Leclerq, proprietor of "a
Hotel at Newport.
Elder George Mitchell. who was a
delegate to the general assembly of
the Presbyterian Church at Win
ona, returned last Saturday. He
was accompanied by his wife and
visited Mrs. Burchard, of Chicago,
formerly Helen A. Wallace of this
place.
Thomas Armstrong has secured a
large cont ct for the stone work of
500, 600 house to be built by Fred
erlck Potter at Sing Sing, N. Y. We
hope Tommy" will spend a plea
SAINT and profitable summer and re-
turn in time to put up that electric
light plant for our use next winter.
Ihe PREss acknowledges the re-
celpt OF invitations to the commen-
cement exercises to be held at
Columbia College Washington. from
winch institution Helen r. Biddis