Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-04-22
Personal.
Ed Killiam of Paupac was at
Milford Wednesday.

day.
Mrs. Geo. Mitchell returned this
week from visit to friends in New
York.
John Keifer recently fractured
two ribs ng fallin while saving
wood
Frank 3 Fletcher + ioices over
= youAe blacksmith VIII elme to
board with him tins week.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Allen recently
visited her uncle, w. X Ridgway,
at Matamoras.
John c. Warner has been serious
ly IL during the past week but is
now improving.
Miss Lucy Gordon closed her term
of school at the German School in
Dingman last week.
Alfred Lewis, wife and son are
home from Washington, where
they spent the Winter.
John Rudolph, and brother Louis,
expect to engage in selling cigars in
Milford, in the near future.
Thomas Sykes of Philadelphia,
was in Milford recently loci g
after his real estate interests.
John Fletcher had his right arm
broken last week by Il horse which
he was shoeing, falling ON him.
Harry Terwilliger, who has been
home for short vacation, returned
to Marmaroneck, N. Y. Saturday
Mrs. b. s. Lassiter, with her fam
lily, left town Monday, for an ex-
tended visit among friends in New
Jersey.
Dennis Mclaughlin and wife came
to Milford yesterday, to look after
their handsome cottage on Broad
Street.
Mrs. Martha C. Nyce and daugh-
ter, Belle, returned to their Milford
home after spending the Winter in
Caldwell, Kansas.
W. S. Ryman has been in New
York purchasing new goods for the
summer. His daughter Alice is
visiting friends in NJ
A. V. McCarty returned Wednes-
day from visit to his sister Mrs.
II. d. Clark of Palmyra and reports
her condition very serious.
VIM. Angle performed his first
marriage ceremony last week at the
Garrison nuptials and for novice
tied the knot most effectually.
Mrs. e. II. Noyes met with quite
II painful accident last week by the
explosion of a gasoline stove, which
burned her face and hands consider
ably.
r. D. Sayre, of Montague, and
Charles Grau, of Hainesville, at
tended meeting of the Chassis of
Orange held at Walden, N. Y, this
week.
Mrs. Jennings was summoned to
New York early this week to see
her husband who was under orders
to leave with his regiment on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Kate Van Wyck and daugh-
ter, Happy, accompanied by Mrs.
Joseph M. Dolph, who has been
their guest for several weeks, went
to New York this week.
The Rev. Ed. S. Cross, of San Mar
cial, New Mexico, former Rector of
the Church of the Good Shepherd,
will preach in that Church morning
and evening, Sunday, April gath.
Elder VIM. Mitchell attended the
meeting of Presbytery at Port
Jervis, and was one of those appoint
ed as a delegate to the Missionary
Conference which meets at Auburn
June 2.
Little Miss Helen Lanchantin was
seized with heart trouble Monday
and her condition was for some time
alarming, but has now improved.
Justin Ianehantin, her father, ar
rived in town Monday evening.
Frank Crissman, in order to re-
assure his boarders that hash viii
not be a prominent feature on the
bill of fare this Summer has taken
into partnership a dog weighing
about 200 pounds. He win harness
the big brute and make him do SER
vice as motive power for Frank Jr's.
perambulator.
Friday, April sth, chapter OF
Royal Arch Masons was instituted
at stroudsburg by officers from the
Grand Chapter in Philadelphia. A
large number Of prominent Masons
from different parts Of the state were
present to participate in the exercises
and banquet which followed.
Listers and the Great Eastern Eel
tilizers at w. & G. Mitehell's.