Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-05-07
PERSONAL.

present with his mother on Hartford
street.
Miss Susan Nichols has returned
from visiting her brother at Ger
mantown.
George Mitchell is making extern
sive improvements to his home on
Ann street.
Rev. T. Mcbride Nichols and wife
of Germantown, Pa, are visiting at
the Presbyterian parsonage
Judge Barnet srMansfeld, of
Stroudsburg, made a business visit
to Milford last Saturday.
Lewis Boeckelman, proprietor of
the Mountain House at Lackawaxen
briefly visited town Monday.
Miss Bertha Kleinhans is again at
her home on Ann street after
lengthy visit among friends.
Mrs. Paul Humbert and family
have returned from the city and oc-
cupy the house ON Water street.
Mrs. Martha G. Nyce returned
Monday evening from a weeks Wis
it with relatives in Port Jervis.
Harry S. Angle, connected with
the Philadelphia Inquirer, made a
brief business visit here this week.
Miss Pauline Bournique has en-
gagged with Miss Rankin at Port Jer-
Wis as assistant in her millinery
store.
Daniel Greenleaf the piano tuner
and music dealer of Port Jervis has
removed to Cohocton, N Y.
Miss Edith Nyce read a very care
fully prepared and interesting paper
Of the he BusRiRihl1t rs schools.
The wedding of Miss Madge
daughter of G. f. Heller of Strouds-
burg to William Chamberlain, Jr.,
of Newark, N. j., is announced for
May 18TH.
Jeremiah LeBar and wife, of Price
township, Monroe county, were last
week placed in Jail at Stroudsburg
on charge of threatening to kill
LeBar's sister.
Margaret, a young daughter OF
Harry Nyce, of Stroudsburg, has
been severely i'll from a cold com
plicated with an attack of measles.
Henry Klaer who is a candidate
for the ministry under the Lehigh
Presbytery, has been granted the
privilege of engaging in Evangeli-
cal work during the summer.
Henry X. Beemer, of Newton,
N. j., has been occupied for the
past week tuning and repairing
pianos in Milford, Port Jervis and
this vicinity. His work gives good
satisfaction because it is excellent in
all respects.
Rev. w. G.. Myles, pastor of the
Reformed Church at Dingman' s
Ferry, has accepted call from 6
church at Garfield, N. j., and will
leave for his new field of labor about
June 1st He was at one time set
tied as pastor at Rutherford, N. ]
Charles OFT, for many years prop.
rietor of a hotel at 8 Greenwich st.
New York city, has relinquisheC
that business and arrived last Sat
urday to reside ON his farm in Della
ware township which in future h,
will make his home.
Hon. John B Storm, of Strouds
burg, congressman and ex-Judg'
declines to be the Democratic can.
didate for the nomination of Audi
tor General which it is reported ha:
been rendered him. He is a strone
Harrity man.
Daniel Lifts, of Newark, was il
Milford Monday, and returned
home Tuesday accompanied by hi
sister-in, law, who toes to atten'
to his household affairs, in tn
absence of his wife who is il
the hospital having an operatiol
performed.
Letters have been received in Mil
ford announcing the marriage c
Mrs. Helen A. Wallace, formerl
and for many years a resident c
this place, to Frank P. Burchard, {
! Chicago, Ill. The happy event too
place in the Windy City, April 29tl
A card has been received al
I nouncing the death in Paris, Apr
o is, of Madame Charles Dollfus, age
e "a years. Many here win remeH
: ber the artist Rene Dolifus VIII