Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-06-18
Personal.

ottihtG ~ Dill anu bIillb uIb NASil-
ing relatives in Milford.
Elsie Mott spent few days re.
Gently visiting at Bushkill.
Ed T. Peters, of Bushkill, spent
last week attending courtas juror.
Frank b. Thrall whose illness was
noted last week, is slowly improv-
ing.
Albert O. Wallace, of New York,
is rusticating for few days at
home.
Nat Detrick, clerk in the Park
Club House, is spending few days
in town.
Mrs. Edwin Cahill and child are
visiting with their parents on Broad
street
George r.. Bull was historian and
toastnaster at the class banquet at
Blair Hall.
Prof. J. G. Watson and family left
for Dover, N. j. this week for Wis
IL with relatives.
Miss Anna Van Inwegen, Of Port
Jervis, a student at Vassar, is home
for vacation.
Mrs. Wilfred Brodhead and her
two sons have returned to Milford
for the summer.
Cyrus Custard, just a cheerful,
spry and affable as ever, was a Wis
itor here last week
Rev. c. H Whitaker, of Bush
kill, attended his class reunion and
banquet at Princeton this week.
Charles Maync and family are
again ensconced in their handsome
cottage ON Ann street at the Bluff.
The installation of Rev. w. G.
Myles in his new pastorate at Gar
field, N. j., took place Wedne sday
evening.
John Van Etten, student at the
Rockland Institute at Nyack, re-
turned home this week for his vaca-
ton.
Edwin M. Kimball and Michael
Uch, of the Board of School Direc-
tors of Matamoras, were in town
Tuesday.
Frank w. Cross, who has spent
the winter in business college in
Scranton, is again in Milford for the
summer.
Mr. O'Niell of the Warren Jour
nal. Belvidere, passed through town
last week with party enroute for
Blooming Grove.
Jacob Kleinhans. a teacher in q
school connected with John Hopkins
University, has returned for the
summer vacation.
Charles II. Wood, who has during
the winter been a student at Pack
er's Business College, New York, is
at home again.
Col. John Baldwin and wife who
came up to Milford several days ago
for brief outing, returned to New
York the first of the week.
Messrs. Charles A. Biyer, Harry
Rosencrance and Augustus w.
Balch, Jr., of Matamoras, were in
Milford last Fridayeve ming.
L. w. Armstrong and family again
occupy their beautiful home on
High street for the season Mrs.
Wilson and children are with the
family.
DR.. Ludlum, of Port Jervis, will
be at Milford this Friday morning
at 0 9o'clock a. m. and will meet any
one desiring to see him at the Press
Office.
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Major William Fisher and wife,
who have for a number of years
been regular visitors here, are again
at that home like and popular place
the Dimmick House.
Robert Struthers has returned tC
Milford from Brooklyn, bringing his
daughter Effie, who has just success
fully passed the Regents examina.
ton for an Academic certificate.
Mary Simmons, Ella and Matte
Crissman and Estella Roe, Of
Branchvllle, N. j.. expect to attend
the G. E. Convention which will
meet at San Francisco, Cal. in July
Messrs. George w. Eisenberger
Isaac Squires, Irving Hammond
Harry Robinson of the Port Jervii
Union, and Master Emmett Walt Of
of Port Jervis, were in Milford, Sun
day.
Daniel A. Fell, Jr. ESQ, Distric
Attorney of Luzerne county, will
his wife and a party of friends reg
istered at the Hotel Fauchere thi
week. They came up the valley OF
their wheels.
Rev'ds j. A. Wiegand and F. q
Curtis, of Matamoras, who Were
speakers in attendance at the Sun
day School Convention at Bushkill
made the Press office a pleasant cal
on their return.
George Leber is again at the Ho
tel Schanno which place offers man.
attractions of a diverse nature, bu
seems occasionally to fail in one par
ticular respect especially for the sus
ceptible of its guests.
} George R. Bull graduated June 1
from Blair Hall in a manner highl
creditable to himself and very graft
; fying TO his friends. G. w. Bul
Esq. and family with Miss Lizzi
, Bull attended the exercises.
Mrs. Dunham Gregory, the ST
Z perintendent of the primary room
Z the M. E. Sunday School, is a mo.
efficient and able teacher al % in thi
department, as was shown by the n
port made to the Bushkill ConveI
: ton.
: Edward Kanouse, President of I'll
/, Merchants National Bank, of New