Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-02
PERSONA.

prove but the gain is slow.
Herbert Kent has arrived for his
accustomed visit to Milford.
s. st. John Gardner of Shohola
made a brief visit ut Milford Tues
day
Fred Wilson and Lanty Armstrong
Jr., spent Sunday with the family in
Milford.
Murray II. Chaplin and wife OF
Brooklyn are in town for a two
weeks visit.
VIM. Whitney and family will ar.
rive at the Jardon House for the
summer tomorrow.
Mrs. Hannah G. Williamson at.
tended the funeral of Mrs. William
son at Lackawaxen Tuesday.
Fred West, of Mongaup purchased
the cables and iron of the old Mil
ford bridge sold June 2S, for $40
Mrs Maria Killam of Kimbles
will spend the summer at Summit.
vile N. Y, with her son, Byran.
Miss Carrie Westfall, of Port Jer-
Wis visited her cousin, Mrs. B. e.
Brown for few days recently.
Geo. r. Bull rides u new wheel, a
reward Of merit for his excellent
standing in his graduating class.
w. S. McCarty, of Horton, w. ",
is spending couple of weeks with
friends here recuperating from a
serious illness.
Thos. Armstrong contractor for
building a handsome house for Fred
erick Potter at Sing Sing was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ann Wells has greatly int
proved the appearance Of her cottage
ON Broad street with paint and new
porches.
Howard Reed 81 Harvard with
two classmates arrived in town Tues.
day and will spend the summer at
! Overlook.
Mrs. B. S. Lassiter rests comfort.
ably after her severe injuries and
will be confined to the house for a
considerable period.
Mr.. Alonzo Klein, of Brooklyn,
who has a good position in that city,
is visiting friends and rela tives il
town this week.
Harry Watson is no me from 81 ne
Sing where he went to work foi
Thos. Armstrong, nursing an alb
scess on his arm.
Mrs. Kate b. Van Wyck with hei
daughter, Happy left town Monday
for a visit of several weeks to Sara
toga and other resorts
Mrs. Mark Brodhead with hel
daughter Katharyn of Washington,
d. c., are guests for the sea on
at the cosy Brookside cottage
Fred Klaer of Amherst arrived
home to-day and was accompanied
by Harvey Klaer, The Misses Lindf
and Louie are also home for va ca
ton.
Miss Edith Lewis gave a dinner
party to q number of her friends
last Saturday evening, which was {
very sumptuous and Secherche af
fair.
Miss Laura Delphine, a daughter
of the late General Fitzpatrick will
this week wed Harry H. Morgan o.
New Orleans at the Murray Hill
Hotel New York.
Jim" Mclaughlin who is az
expert base ballist and last summei
was on both the Port Jervis ant
Milford mines, this years twirls th'
stick with the Fordham club
DR.. r. G.. Barckley of Glensid,
Retreat wishes us to state, as con
Trajectory of rumor, that so far as
he knows himself he is very mucl
alive, and has had no personal in
timation to the contrary.
Gustams Houck and his threl
daughters, Mrs. Nettie Masteller,
the Misses Ida and Rose Houck, ac
companied by their aunt, Mrs. Susie
Harps, of Snyderville, Pa, visited
Ramey Van Etten's family a fe '
days last week.
Norman Guillot of Bushkill ant
Jacob Hill Of Delaware Water Gal
appointed by Hon. j. J. Hart of thi
district as candidates for West Point
+ both failed to pass the required ex
. aminations. We sympathize witt
! the young men in thus having theii
landable ambitions frosted.
Hamilton Armstrong formerly OF
this place but now residing a
Howells, N Y, is teacher of th
Grammar Department in the Goshei
, Public schools. We acknowledge
] with thanks an invitation to be pre-
sent at the graduating exercise
, which took place June "a
John Nyce of Hawley, Pa, was i
Milford Friday last accompanyin
the remains of his sister-in- law
Mrs. Cox which were inferred in th
, cemetery here. Mr.. Nyce is an OK
. ceedingly well preserved and aetiv
man, and the seventy-nine years h
4, bears sit lightly on his shoulders.
TrssPsss hoties.
+ Notice is hereby given that tres
passing on the premises occupied b
T. the undersigned in Dingman tow
ship, known as the Buchanan farT
o for hunting, fishing, berrying or an
other purpose whatever Is fOrbidde
under penalty of the law. Any pei
son or persons disobeying this nc
tice will be dealt with in the sever
: est lawful manner.
GEORGE II. MCCARTY,
July 1, 1897. Lessee.