Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-04-23
PERSONAL.

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this week.
/ Mrs Harrison Watts and Miss
Nellie Langton, of Matamoras, were
in town Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Bull visited the fam
lily of c, F. Van Inwegen in Port
Jervis over Sunday.
Miss Ella Westfall, of Glen Eyre,
spent few days last week with the
family of Mr. E. Brown
John C.Gulick. Esq, of New York
visited his sister, Mrs Frank Criss-
man over last Sunday.
Mrs. James Quinn has returned to
Milford after spending the winter
visiting among friends.
e. d. Richardson, a prominent
citizen of Hlwley, died at his home
last Sunday, aged "A years.
Mrs. Desire Bournique, of this
place, is treating her house on Har-
ford street to a new coat of paint.
Henry d. Clark, of Palmyra was
at Milford last Saturday attending
the sale of the Newberger property.
Edward Cahill, who with his wife
has been touring in Italy, France
and Spain, visited Milford this week.
Mrs. M. c. Westbrook is visiting
her son at Liberty, N Y She was
accompanied by Mrs. George Mitch =
ell.
Theo F. Baker, Fred Klaer and
John Van Etten returned to their
respective educational institutions
this week
Mrs. Charles baltimore has been
seriously i'll with grippe this week,
but at present shows signs of i'm
provement.
Miss Julia Kern, who has been
spending the winter in New York,
returned to this place Monday for
the summer
Col. Lewis has been suffering dur
ing the past week with a bad tooth
in which he was 80 unfortunate as
to take cold
Mrs. Frank Crissman gave a small
party last Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Gulick, who is visiting M il
ford for few days.
Rev Thos. Nichols ana Elder Geo.
Mitchell attended the meeting of
Presbytery at Nyack, Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. G. E. Hurst, of Layton, N.
j., who has been confined to her
home nearly all winter, is now suf-
ficiently recovered to be out again.
Mrs. Grey. the matron of the Nor
NAL, has temporarily resigned her
position on account of i'll health and
will go to the seashore to recuper-
ate.
Dennis Mclaughlin, who last year
with his family occupied the Nyce
house on Broad street, was in Mil
ford Monday looking for summer
quarters.
Geo. V. PLdien, reporter on the
Union, was the successful contestant
for the prize of a pair of shoes
offered by Johnson for the best so
word "ad".
Frank Cross is spending a couple
of weeks at Milford. He is recover
ing from a severe attack of sickness
and with the return of pleasant
weather hopes to soon regain his
wonted health.
Rev. E. A. Hamilton, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Deckertown,
has been invited with his old regi-
ment to take prominent position
in the Grant parade in New York
April 27.-Recorder.
Fred Emery, who held a responsi.
BILE position with the Standard Oil
Company at Newark, spent a few
days here recently with his parents.
He has resigned that place and will
try his fortune in Mexico shortly.
Rev. S. Morris, who was stationed
at Dingmans during the past year
and who for many years has been {
preacher in the M. E. Church is now
connected with the publishing firm
of Dodd Mead & Co., of New York
Col. C. Burnett, the well-known
lawyer of Stroudsburg and former
/ State Senator from that district, hai
been for long time confined to hi,
house, but is now regaining hi
health and is able to go out.
John w. Nyce, Jr. has been ap
pointed postmaster at Caldwell
Kansas. The salary is 81, 200 Hi
many friends in Milford will join
the Press in congratulating him oi
this substantial mark of confidence
Mrs. Fl. II. Farnum, nee Beattie
weli-kuown TO many here, wa
chosen one of the vice presidents o