Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-05-21
PERSONAL.

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Charles Reilly, of Delaware, made
a brief but pleasant call on us last
Friday.
Ed Nyce Of Egypt Mills rejoices in
the present made by his wife, a
daughter.
w. f. Beck is in Philadelphia SER
wing as petit juror in the United
States District court.
Mrs. Francis Westfall has return
ed home from a visit to friends at
Perry, N. Y.
Mrs. w. G. Moehring is visiting
her brother Hy. T. Baker, Esq, on
Third street.
Miss. Ann Baker returned to Mil
ford Tuesday after a protracted visit
in New York.
Miss Sarah Wheeler is with her
family on Hartford street having ar
rived Monday.
John Baldwin and wife arrived in
town Monday and are quartereu at
the Crissman House.
Hon. E. Pinchot has returned
home after visit to his daughter at
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Claude GaillaId, Jr., of the Port
Jervis Union, and his father, Claude,
Sr., were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Sue Grandin left Milford
Tuesday for an extended visit to
friends at Newark, N. j.
Frederick Bsadel is again at the
Dimmick House after an absence of
several weeks in the South.
Mrs L. r. Mott has returned from
a winter visit at Ellenville and oc-
cupies her home on Ann street.
James w. Pinchot accompanied
by his son Clifford and party of
friends spent Sunday at Schannos.
9. w. Bull, Esq was at Strouds-
burg this week on business con-
nected with the estate of Hannah
Pitts.
w. H. Bluhme of Scranton, Pa. d.
whose carriages arc a household
word in this locality, was here last
week.
A son of G.. w. Hubbard, of Ding
man township, cut his leg with a
bust scythe Tuesday, inficting a
bad wound.
Mary Maines is filing the position
of operator at Monticello, while the
regular occupant of that position is
enjoying vacation.
Mr.. John Ryder and family of
this place drove to Pond Eddy last
Sunday and spent very pleasant
day with his brothers. family.
Jacob Schoonmaker, the efficient
foreman of the Gazette job depart
ment, made the PRESS Office a pleas
ant call Wednesday evening.
Harvey Klaer of Stroudsburg has
been seriously i'll of appendicitis but
is now, we are glad to learn, beyond
the danger point and regaining
health.
superintendent George Sawyer
has been selected as one of the
board of examiners at the Strouds
burg Normal School which meets
June 23d.
Rev. w. G. Myles of the Reformed
church at Dingmans preached his
farewell sermon at that place Sun
day last. He has accepted a call at
Garfield, N. J.
Rev. J. A. Wiegand, the popular
and able pastor of Hope Evangelical
Church at Matamoras, accompanied
by Watson Clauson, of that village,
made the Press a pleasant call Tues
day.
Treasurer George Daumann, Jr.
has been attending the meeting of
the Grand Lodge, 1. o. 0. F. which
sat at Williamport this week. He
went as a representative Of Van
Denmark Lodge.
George W. Eisenberger, William
F. Wade, Ed. J. Carey, Irving Ham
mond, of the Union John Duley, Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, and few of their friends vis-
tied Milford Sunday.
Friends in Milford will be disap-
pointed to learn that S. Albert John
son and wife, who formerly taught
our schools, will not visit here this
summer as anticipated, sickness of
relatives causes a change of plans.
Charles j. Sadler, the efficient
chef, visited Milford this week. He
left yesterday to take charge of that
department at the Ocean View
House near Norfolk, Va. now under
the management of Chas. st. John.
Miss Virginia Wallis, who has for
several seasons been a visitor at Mil
ford, is again doniclled with Mrs.