Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-06-25
PERSONAL.

Hon J. A Kipp was absent sever :
al days last week on a business trip
Theodore F Baker arrived home
Wednesday from his school at Glen
Ridge
Miss Blanche Cross was on the
program at Blair Hall for two piano
selections.
Miss Myrtle Ryder spent fe W
days last week visiting relatives in
Port Jervis.
Mrs. Augustine Pinchot Warner,
of Bridgeport, Conn, visited in Mil
ford this week.
DR.. H. B. Reed and wife of Over
brook cottage have gone to Bos ton
for a short visit.
w. H. Armstrong, Esq, has de-
parted from Milford for his accus-
toned summer trip.
Rev. G. H. Whitaker, of Bush
kill returned home from his class re-
union, last Monday.
Thomas Sykes has rented his cot
tage on High street to a Brooklyn
party for the summer.
Mrs. Blanchard we are inform ed
will become caretalxer of the rooms
of the Milford Golf club.
Miss Laura Bennett enjoyed a
visit from her father and brother of
Tri States for few days last week.
Mrs. Arthur Wolf and daughter
of New Orleans accompanied by
Miss Dorothy Foster are visiting in
town.
Rev. w. R. Neff and wife left
town Monday for two weeks visit
with friends and relatives at p assaic,
N j.
DIR. Fred Royce, of Middletown,
N Y, visited the family of j. H.
Van Etten, a couple of days re-
Gently
Rev. Thos. Nichol and fam lily re-
turned from their sad journey to
Owego, where they buried the son
and brother.
Dunham Gregory with his wife
and son visited Mrs. Gregory's par
ents, Valentine Hipsman and wife at
Shohola this week.
Hon. w. s. Kirkpatrick has con
sented to deliver the oration at
Stroudsburg July if his official
duties will permit.
Walter Angle, the popular clerk
in Armstrong; Drug store, and
Miss Margaret Brink took in the ex.
excursion to New York Sunday.
Mrs. Cuyler Van Vechten who has
for several summers visited Milford
is now with her family quartered at
Boyds cottage on Broad street.
AL. Marvin, Esq, of Port Jervis
will start on his wheel next Monday
for a three weeks outing, going up
the Hudson to Montreal, Canada.
Miss Bessie Van Etten returned
home Monday after a protracted alb
scence in the South and Brook Val :
ley, N. j., where she has been for
some months teaching.
George r. Bull had for the sub
jeet of his oration at Blair Hall conf
mencement The possibilities of the
future " He expects to enter LIE
high University this fall
Mrs. Clovis Loreaux, of Flatbush,
l. L., and daughter are spending a
couple of weeks with friends in Mil
ford. The husband is still employed
in the watch case business in Brook
lyn.
We are indebted to VIM. Dusen-
berry Secretary of the Sunday
School Convention for the very ex-
cellent account of the exercises
which appears elsewhere in the
Press.
G. B. Staples and w. A. Erdman,
Esqrs. and A. r. j. Wallace, OF
Stroudsburg, came up on their
wheels last Saturday and remained
over until Monday visiting places OF
interest in this locality
Mrs. b. S. Lassiter in passing q
team on Hartford street Tuesday
either attempted to dismount OF
fell from her wheel and in doing sc
broke her collar bone and also re-
ceived a severe concussion of the
head. DR.. Emerson is attending hel
severe injuries,
John Tyler, son of Sherwood ant
Hannah Van Campen, was baptized
in the Deckertown Church by Rev
E. A. Hamilton, pastor, Children
Day. AT the same time their littl,
daughter, Elizabeth, took a cOnspici
ous part in the exercises recitins
"When the Roses Come. "
Mrs. Susan Grandin has accepted
a situation at the Jardon House a.
general supervisor of the domesti'
arrangements. Her especial par
will be to look after the comfort anC
pleasures of the guests a position fo
which she is both by taste anC
habits peculiarly fitted. With he
acquisition this very popular anC
pleasant resort will intensity til,
many attractions its guests hav
heretofore enjoyed, and it bespeak
for them all the comforts and at
tention which the most fastidiou
could desire.