Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-04-30
Personal.

Otto z)sllner, of Walkers Pond,
visited Milford Monday.
Dr. DePlasse and daughter spent
Sunday at his slightly cottage on the
bluff.
Mrs. Unsworth is occupying the
Cornelius Brick house on Hartford
street
Henry Dewitt, Esq, of Laclia-
waxen, looked in ON the county seat
last Monday.
L. Harrison Bopp and family, of
New York, are spending a couple of
weeks in Milford.
Eli Van Inwegen, of Port Jervis,
has been seriously indisposed, but
is now recovering.
Miss Julia Buchanan visited her
sister, Lille, and brother, George,
at Yonkers Tuesday.
Mrs. John baltimore, of Ding
mans, is seriously ill and fears are
entertained for her recovery.
Prof. Oh. DeRialp and wife were
in town Saturday on their way to
their summer home at Brink Pond.
The Minter Brothers, former re-
sidents of Delaware township, have
been revisiting their old place this
| week.
Hon, j. j. Hart has been appoint
ed by the President as one of the
board of visitors to the Naval Aca-
denny.
We learn that Mrs. r. G Barckley
of Glen side retreat has been some
what indisposed, but is now regain
ing health.
Edward and Mrs. Cahill arrivedin in
Milford Wednesday and will occupy
their pleasant home on Broad street
for the summer.
Mercantile Appraiser George E.
Horton is making a tour of the
county this week in the performance
of his duty as such.
Miss Bertha Williamson is visit
ing friends in Ridgewood> and at
tended the Kent Chaplin wedding
at Paterson Wednesday.
Mrs. Wheeler and daughter are
are again domiciled in the cottage
next the Sawkill House where they
will spend the summer.
Captain Healey, of the New York
police force, is spending few days
at Garrison's on the Sawkill, with
an eye on the trout season.
Miss Blanche Bidlack, who has
been absent for some time in Phila-
delphia, returned to her home on
Centre Square last Saturday.
Mrs. Augustine Warner, of Bridge
port, Conn, has been visiting her
girlhood home for a few days, as the
guest of her brother, j f. Pinchot
Henry F. Stoll, of Port Jervis, who
is at Cornell, is prominent in social
affairs there, having recently been
elected to membership in a leading
theatrical club.
Louis Dllloz, of Dingman town
ship, returned last Saturday from a
trip to his fatherland, France. On
arriving home he was taken i'll but
is now recovering.
J.E. Boyd has secured a new wag-
on which is nicely painted and
decorated and shows that he means
to make appearances as well as the
substances attractive.
Master Percy Hart made an es-
pecial hit in his recitation of " A
Problem" at the Arbor Day exer-
cises and proved himself profc lent
on the subject of short division.
Commissioner Heller visit ed the
office this week for the first time
since the beginning of his illness
January 1st. He is able to move
around with the aid of crutches.
Rev. Robert H. Craig, of Amity,
Orange county was chosen Modera
tor of the Presbytery of Hudson at
its meeting at Nyack April goth ana
Rev. Theron Britain of Ridgebury
Clerk.
w. S. Ryman is in New York this
week purchasing a full line of staple
and fancy goods for the summer
trade. He is accompanied by his
wife who will visit friends in
Orange.
Mrs. D. D. Rosencrance, of Della
ware township, who has been for
some time in failing health does not
materially improve, 1t is hoped,
however, with the change of weather
that her strength will return.
Mrs. Philip Peters, residing ON
what is known as the DR.. Grafton
place near Shoemakers in Monroe
county died last Sunday and was
buried Tuesday. Her husband is a