Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-08-19
MONTAGUE.
1 very poor woek to finish haylngl

Did you attend the Port Jervis races?
Or the Culvers Lake picnicp Or the
RID. Church picnicS II you attended
neither you surely are behind the times.
There will be Communion service in the
Rid. Church on Sunday evening, Aug. 2l,
at 7.30. Rev G. Garretson, Of Ding
mans, will ofiiciate. The service will be
held at Hainesville in the morning at
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There will be Il frolic for the purpose Of
drawing gravel on Road District No on
Wednesday, Aug. "a. If stormy, next
fair day. Everybody is invited Refresh
ments will be served at the Riverside.
The latest arrivals at the Riverside are
A. Albion Bergner Mrs. Bergner and Miss
Grace Firman, Of Newark; Emil Pensel,
Albert Nieman, Miss Katie Nieman, and
VIM. H. Wilson, of New York.
Miss Sally Townsend. of New York, is
home for short time.
David Case and family, of Port Jervls,
spent Sunday with Geo. Hornbeck.
Twice three makes six and three makes
only nine. 1t takes only one Y to stand
for ten.
Rather slippery walking in the morn
ing through the rain. How about it,
girls?
The Springdale House has seventeen
guests.
Sometimes a word to the wise is suffi-
cient, but sometimes it takes two.
A Port Jervis gentleman, resident Of
Sandyston, an I a Constable had a little
argument at Hainesville the other day
in which the Port Jervis gentleman cam,
out second best.
Only one candidate who is willing tC
serve the county has appeared in this towl
so far.
Millville residents are painting theii
carriages anew.
Mrs. Susan Dewitt and James Whalel
of Port Jervis, were visitors down her,
last week.
Miss Luella Mccoy and Miss Eleonori
Cole took in the excursion to Niagari
Falls.
Are strangers welcome, or must the!
have a letter of introductionP A new faC
seems to have struck here, which unfor
tunately is making enemies where friend
are needed
e. Hursh, of Hainesvile, is drawing
lumber to replace his barn recently dc
stroyed by fire.
The Misses Emma and Gussie Green, o
Jersey City, are guests of Miss Ami
Carswell.
Mrs. Grant Sharpe, of Port Jervis, ha
returned home after spending a weel
with Mrs. S. t. Carswell.
Miss Nettie Brink is the owner of a nigh
blooming cereus,
The building committee of the Rid
church held a meeting last Friday evenin
to adopt plans and draw specifications
etc
There was dance at Springdale Frida
which as usual was well attended.
Wonder what made so many men retur
from Port Jervis the other day with tina
"tired feelingS" One of those who retul ed
found it necessary to go to Milford for med
ical aid
William c Westbroook is happy Cause
A little girl
Ed Maines Of Newton passed throug
here Saturday with fine drove of cows
Well we got tangled, had our hair pull
lin your mind) for getting tangled AM
someone swiped one of our items. Th
Nail Keg top has been recovered and nc
tice the Press devil is still alive.
Thepony has returned to his Port Jervi
home.
Il. V. is bound to ride wheel. He wi
succeed if his limbs hold out
Buttermilk is said to be good to kee
calves from bleating Iwonder how it woul
do for some two legged calves to try a dos
of it. 1t might help their noise.
This town was deserted Saturday. !
large number of residents spending I'll
day at Culvers Lake. OF course all had
good time, even if they returned tired.
How soon will the Milford Gas Co. el
tend its mains as far as Montague2 If yo
do it soon it will save some folks over her
the trouble of Carrying lantern. See tn
point
As soon as the members Of the Stoy
committee return from their vacation
will tell You a story or two il the top dosn
drop out of the
NAIL KEe.