Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-07-09
MATAMORAS.

Miss Lillian Bloker and Mr. Edwin F.
Lords wedding takes place this week.
Charles Biyer, the popular barber of this
village, met with quite an accident on the
evening of the fifth But nothing very
serious, he is attending to his business as
usual. Charley was riding his wheel and
took tumble.
f L Schroeder, the baker, met with an
accident last week, cutting his hand SO
severely with a hatchet as to disable him foI
few days in his occupation He hopes
soon again to be able to make his usual
calls and to supply his patrons with the
true staff of life-the finest varieties of
Matamoras bread and cake
The select school cond ucted by Miss
Sarah Remey closed on Friday last Her
pupils numbered about forty In the af-
ternoon of the same day the children re
cited their pieces and sang their songs very
nicely. They all did credit to themselves
and also to their teacher Miss Remey has
been teacher of the primary department
of the Matamoras High School for num-
Der of years and has given general salts
faction
A lawn social was held by the Junior c.
f Society of Epworth Church. at the
home of Mrs. John Wonnacott. On ac-
count of the rain everyone had to be enter
tained in the parlors. Quite a number
were out. Ice cream and cake were served
The mattresses were Misses Cora Billman.
Blanche Watts, Leila Stearns and Eva
Chase. These little ladies waited upon
their friends in a royal manner, and Mr..
and Mrs. Wonnacott and the Rev. Mr.
Curtis assisted in entertaining their
friends also. Quite a nice little sum was
realized for the society.
On Tuesday evening, June Goth at $50
Miss Sarah Quick, Of Matamoras, daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. James Quick
and Mr.. John Fredenstein, of German
town, an Erie employee, was united in
marriage at the Reformed Church parson-
age by the Rev. Mr.. Mackenzie, the pas
tor of the church. A few friends were
present among them, the brides brother,
Mr.. A. j. Quick and wife. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Freden-
stein took train Seven for Niagara Falls
and other places of interest The bride
was attired IN beautiful gray travelling
dress, tailor made, and hat TO correspond.
There were no attendants Mrs. Froden-
tsin has always been resident Of Mata-
moras. She has a very pretty residence.
located on Barker street, overlooking Il e
Delaware river. On their return they win
go to housekeeping at once in their pleasant
homo. Your correspondent and friends
in Matamoras tender the happy couple
their congratulations and best wishes and
wish them a long life of happiness.
Children's Day at Hope church, Ma.a
moras was celebrated with nice program
entitled Festal Bells The church was
decorated very handsomely for the occas-
sion Tho little children We're dressed in
white and looked like '1ittle fairies" Fol
lowing is a list of the little ones that took
part; Dimmiok Wikin Freda Kessler,
Ray Seybolt, Ethel Crane, Grafton Crane,
Flora Kimble, Herman Vollzer Eva sayer
Angela Gree, Frank Wheeler, Hazel Horn
blck, Harry Becker. Jessie Back, Bessie
Seybolt The little ones recited their
pieces nicely which was very much to their
credit and also to their teacher The Rey
Mr.. Wiegand had the httlo children in
charge Mr.. William spiedle has always |
done the work but his health would not
allow him at present.
The Christian Endeavor Society cor
aected with Hope church, Matamoras,
chartered the Sparrowbush stage on July /
18th and with few friends celebrated the
national day at Buckleys Grove. Preyi-
ous to going to the grove they had their din
ner at the Gree building with the ladies Of