Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-09-10
PERSONAL.


Hon John A. Kipp returned to
New York Monday
DR.. w. Kenwortlly, of Dingmans,
was at Milford on Monday
Miss Bertha Reed is spending sew
eral days in the Catskill mountain
Miss Blanche Cross returned to
Blair Hall where she is student,
Tuesday.
Theodore F Baker returned to his
winter work in school at Monclair,
n. j, to-day
Willie Weir, of New York, is Wis
iting the family Of J G. Grasmuk
on Hartford street
Mrs. NJ A Nyce and daughter,
Mrs Charles II Moore, are visiting
relatives in Port Jervis
Alonzo Kline, who is in the EN-
ploy Of Mr.. jennings, of New York,
is visiting friends in Milford.
S. A. Clarke and wife. Of Passiac,
n j., are visiting their daughter,
Mrs w r. Neff on Ann street
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr w. Kimball,
of Troy, n Y. are visiting at the
home Of Mr. Marvin Kimball, in
Matamoras.
Mrs. DR.. Reed is in Brooklyn, su-
perintending packing of her furni-
ture for its removal to the new home
near town. go
Fraley Baker, who has passed the
summer vacation at Milford re-
turned to Stevens Institute, Hobo
ken, yesterday
Isaac N Foster, President of the
Wayne County Savings Bank, died
at Honesdale Saturday night, Sept
4th, aged 73 years.
Christian Lehde was in town this
week with some fine samples of Ida
no peaches. They are free stone
and of excellent flavor.
Congressman Kirkpatrick, with
his family, has returned to Easton
from the Delaware Water Gap
where he spent several weeks.
Ed Crissman, of New York, is
visiting his mother and sisters,
Mrs. George Mitchell and Mrs. jose
phine Bensell on Ann street.
John j Healy, a visitor at the
High Falls Hotel at Dingmans, was
taken to the Port Jervis Hospital
Monday suffering with paralysis of
his lower limbs.
Mrs, M. L. Boyd of Washington
mother and Miss Bessie Boyd sister
of Mrs Thos. Nichols who have
been visiting at the Manse returned
home this week.
Mrs. Martha Nyce has rented five
rooms of her house ON Broad street
to Mrs. Henrietta Wilson, formerly
Haggerty, who will come here soon
to reside.
/ A coaching party consisting of j..
W MacBride and wife, of New
York. and William II Porter and
wife, of Philadelphia, spent Wednes-
day night at the Hotel Fauchere.
Sherwood D. Van Campen, sue
cessful business man in Deckertown,
n j., is with his wife and family
visiting at the home Of G. w. Bull
Esq, on Hartford street for few
days.
Joseph and Edith Nyce. and Nor
man Guillot, Of Bushkill. visited
friends in Milford last Saturday
Miss Edith remained over to attend
the Assembly ball which took place
Monday evening
Frank Hazen, of Notch, was bit
ten on the ankle last week by rat
tlesnake. He succeeded in sucking
the poison from the wound, and also
imbibed freely of whislSey and will
recover.
Gabe Razer, with his wife. left this
morning for Sing Sing, n. Y. to
work for Thos. Armstrong who is
building large residence at that
place. He drove Horizons team OF
/ grey horses.
Mrs Carrie Wilkes, Miss Addie
Scott, Gus. Wells, Leroy Kirkman
+. j. Collins and Harry Denton, OF
! Port Jervis, by their presence lent
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Ball Monday evening
The condition of J. j. Healy, who
was taken to the Port Jervis Hospi
tai Monday from the High Falls Ho.
tel at Dingmans where he had beer
spending the summer, is very criti
cal and his recovery is not expected
Rev II. II spoer win preach his
farewell sermons next Sabbath, al
Hainesville at 1890 and at Monta-
que at $3.50 p. m. After spending g
few days visiting he will resume his
studies at Rutgers s Theological Semi
nary.
Martin Westbrook and wife, O.
Montague, separated Wednesday
Jas. B. Fuller, Esq. and G.. n
Cortright were the appraisers tC
make the division of property
Mrs. -Westbrook has gone to live
with her son William.
shssias Sales.