Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-09-24
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Frederick Beadle is again at til,
Dimmick House wnere he will pas,
the winter.
Mrs. Susan Grandin will spend
the winter in Hawley Pa with Mrs
John Shouse.
Elder George Mitchell attended
the Assembly meeting at White
Lake this week.
Joseph Jaeger and wife, of Lay.
ton, N j., visited at the home Of
BENZ. Kyle recently.
Charles Brink, of New York city,
is spending a few days vacation at
home in this place.
Rev. Thos Nichols attended the
meeting of Presbytery at White
Lake, N. Y, this week.
Ned Kleinhans having ended his
vacation returned to business in
New York last Friday.
w. H. Cuddeback has gone to New
York to seek employment. We wish
him success in his effort.
Mrs. Maria Andrews has moved
in the house on Broad street lately
occupied by r. B. Van Etten.
Charles A. Dana, the aged editor
of the Sun is seriously i'll at his
summer home, Glen Cove, L. I.
Marvin Kimball, an aged and re-
spected citizen of Matamoras, has
been very i'll but is now reported as
recovering.
Thomas Sykes, of Philadelphia
former owner of the burned Belle
vue Hotel was brief visitor here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley McGown, of
Honesdale, visited the family of his
brother, William McGown, of this
place, recently.
Victor Claisse and family who
have rusticated at their farm in
Dingman township returned to the
city this week.
Col. A. E. Lewis and son Ellis have
returned from Germany whittier the
Col. went in search of relief for his
asthmatic troubles.
E. McMurray, of this place, left
last Thursday to accept position as
painter and paper-hanger with his
brother In New York.
Miss Emma Emerson, of Canter-
bury, Delaware visited her mother
and brother, DR.. H. E. Emerson on
Broad street recently.
Mrs. Osborne w. Holmes, of Troy,
N. Y, was called to the bedside of
her father, Marvin Kimball, of
Matamoras, last week.
Mrs. j. G. Chamberlain while
walking across the floor of her home
Sunday evening stumbled and fell
breaking her collar bone.
Rev. G.. P. Van Wyck and family
have gone to Asbury Park for a
short stay before returning to their
winter home in Washington.
A party of ten including Paul
Bournique his wife sister and
brother George have gone to Brink
Pond for a three weeks camping.
B. Fay Mills the Evangelist has
made public statement of his be-
lief which shows that he is largely
in sympathy with unitarianism.
Ed. j. Cole, of Dover, N. j., and
A. C. Congdon, of Butte City, Mont
ana, are visiting the home of Prof.
j. G. Watson on Catharine street.
James W. Pinohot who has been
enjoying several weeks travel in
Europe and visiting his daughter
to Grey Towers last Satur-
day, for few days stay.
J. F. Huntington, of Lackawaxen
an agent for the Preferred Accident
Insurance Company of New York,
and an earnest Prohibitionist was
in Milford last week.
Carl Maync one of the foremost
advertising agents in New York,
whose family has passed the sum-
mer at the Villa Ina, left Tuesday
with them for their city home.
Mrs. Caroline Gardiner widow of
Rev. A. S. Gardiner, who was a sue
cessful and greatly respected pastor
of the Presbyterian churchhere for
years, is visiting friends in
town.
James Mollineaux some time since
suffered a sprain which at length
necessitated and operation. This
was performed last week and he is
now slowly recovering from its ef-
fects.
Richard F. Goodman, editor Of
the Sussex Register, was appointed
by President Mckinley, postmaster
at Newton, Sept. 1s. This is nice
plum and it falls into deserving
and worthy hands.