Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-10-14
PERSONAL

visited his slster-ln- Law, Mrs. Deck- !
er, on Hartford ST, this week.
Lewis Benedict, who quarter of
cer tury ago was resident of Mil
ford, revisited the town this week.
Levi Lord, of Blooming Grove,
was at Milford this week on matters
connected with his application for a
pension.
James H McCreery, of the N. Y
dry goods firm, with his wife and a
friend wheeled down the valley |
last week.
Mrs. Justin Lanchantin is visiting !
in Nyack N Y.
Mrs. Unsworth is spending the
week in N. Y.
Miss Carrie Armstrong, with the
Misses Wheeler and Miss Taylor,
visited the Delaware Water Gap
last week, enjoying a bicycle trip.
Miss Marie e. Bradley, instruc-
tress in music at the East Strouds-
burg Normal, and Mrs. Bible will be
present at the Teachers Institute
here aud aid in the musical pro-
gramme. Both ladies are fine sing
ers, and their voices will be heard
with pleasure. DR.. Bible will be
one of the instructors, and his ad-
dresses are always replete with bu-
NOR and timely Information.
Julius Scharff, of Mast Hope, is
rot in good health and his condition
gives his friends great concern.
John Baldwin aud wife, after a
pleasant sojourn in Milford for sew
eral weeks, have returned to their
city home at The Rutland, N. Y.
E. w. johnson, large blue stone
operator of Mast Hope, was at Mil
ford this week, and speaks highly
of the quarries he saw in this vicin-
ity.
Chas. q. Linaberry of the Press
accompanied by August Wagner a
compositor on the Dispatch visited
the formers home at Blairstown
over last Sunday.
Van G. Peters and wife and a lady
friend accompanied by E. F. Peters
of Bushkill, were Oh a driving tour
recently through Orange Co. They
took occasion on their jaunt to call
on Miss Lila Van Etten at Denton.
Mrs. C. w. Bull, accompanied by
j. E. Nyce and wife of Egypt Mills,
wore on sightseeing drive
through a portion of N. Y. and N. j,
last week.
L. w. Armstrong and family clos
ed their handsome summer home
Monday and returned to N. Y, for
the winter The family will be
/, greatly missed in Milford social
circles.
Dennis Mclaughlin closed his
3 summer residence here this week
and the family is now at his winter
home in Jersey City
Mrs. John C. Westbrook has beer
for the past week quite i'll, but is
now slowly regaining health.
r Howard Reed and Will Armstrong
are at Huntsville, Ala. They ex'
pect soon to go to Cuba and are
+ studying Spanish.
o Mrs. Jacob Kleinhans will go tC
Port Jervis Sunday to spend the
! winter with Mrs. Eli Van Inwegen
1 Miss Huldah Bull went to Strouds
: bnrg Wednesday for visit of con-
J, siderable duration with friends
q She was accompanied by j. G. Bul
!. and Miss Blanche Cross.
Frank Ford and wife returned
: . from their wedding tour last Fri
day and are now visiting with tn
brides parents, G.. w. Donaldson
and wife, at Ardtoruish.
Mrs. Richard Blizzard, of Phila
delphia, is making a short visi
y with her father, Ferd. Berthoud.
Leroy Kipp visited the Eas
e Stroudsburg State Normal the lat
n ter part of last week.
- Hon. Henry Green, of Easton,
I Judge of the Supreme Court will
John Fitz and Chas. Broodhead G
Bethlehem were at Hotel Faucher
/ last week,
|, Raymond 81. Weaver late a men
r ber of the 9th N. Y. Cavalry an
Carrye his sister have been visit'n
: their mother who was injured in a
% accident at Conashaugh some day
ago.
G. A. Wilson and Jehn ]. Stanto
of the Deckertown Independer
n were visitors at Milford last FIR
ID day.
al Abraham Fromme brother of I'll
10 Register of N Y. who visited Mi
" ford this Summer, died last week
at that city.