Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-03-25
MATAMORAs.

Mr.. d. B. Allen and Mr. Abe HUI OF
Matamoras have livery and boarding
stable In our village They are locnted
where the late Mir Mlllott had his livery
and boarding stable The gentlomen pur-
chased some Of the best horsos aud coaches
and light carriages, at Mrs Millott'e sale
last Friday, aud also now ones rhoy Will
do well by their friends when they call
upon them for good horse aud carriage
at reasonable prices.
Miss Hattie Allcu left town ON Monday
for Westtown She will visit friends at
Unionville, and Newton, n J before re-
turning home
Miss Mary Squlres, Miss Lulu Billman,
and Miss Maggie Roer members OF the
Priscilla Opera Company go with the
other members Of the COMPANY to Mon
ticello on Friday evening The perform
ance will be given at Murrays Music Hall
The Kings Daughters held their meet
ing mt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Paincs. The young ladies report having
a very pleasant time
Mr. and Mrs Daniel 3ugsbee, Of this
village, celebrated their tenth anniversary
at their home on Main st. Monday evening
About 86 friends assembled to tender their
congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Bugsbee
A number of beautiful presents were
presented to them During the evening
very choice refreshments were served
Ehe evening was passed I'm a very pleasant
manner. Their friends trust they may
enjoy many more pleasant anniversaries.
A delegation Of Matamoras railroad men
from the Air Brake school Of this village
went TO the home of their Instructor, Mr..
Clark Caskey, on Kingston Ave. Port
Jervis Tuesday, and presented him with a
Handsome writing desk, in hehalf of the
school, and Mrs. Caskey with a center
table. Mr.. Chas Sampson made the pre-
'entntion speech, and Mr. Caskey made n
graceful response.
Mrs Millott's sale took place at the
Hotel last Friday and Saturday Mr.
Horton, of Milford, was the auctioneer
Nearly everything was sold. We regret
hat Mrs. Millott leaves the Hotel, and
rope she will meet with good SUCCESS in her
lew home.
The Ladies' Aid society connected with
,he Epworlh church, Matamoras, gave a
-ariety supper at the church on Friday
'vening The tables veIe filed with mp
)atizlug yiands supper was ready at six
'cl1ck and at eight o'clock th0re was an
ntcrtninment consisting Of. selections by
he choir rcctations and readings and
ost blt not leasl, the old fashioned choir
lnlered some fine selections Mr. Fred
Vi khan impersonated the old fashioned
ninister and five young ladies of the
ihurch represented the old fashioned
;hoir Dressed in old fashioned dresses and
hats it was II novel and interesting affair
everyone enjoyed the entertainment and
supper The evening passed very pleas
lntly and quite sum was added to the
treasury Of the church
A social under the auspices of the c e
Df Hope church was held at Mr.. Victor
ennis pleasant home on Washington st
last night. A very pleasing program was
rendered Mrs. Spiedel and Frank Will
kin played duets and instrumental solos
Mrs. Coonrod of Port Jeryis recited one OF
her famous pieces, "rhe Toboggan and
| greatly pleased the large audience present.
rhe pictures from the Ladies' Home Jour
nal were on sale A considerable sum
was realized from the pictures 8.