Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-06-10
PERSONAL.


dess in Milford last week.
DR.. P. F. Fulmer, of Dingmans,
was in Town last Saturday,
Clovis Loreaux, of Brooklyn, N,
Y, is spending few days in town.
Hon. John A. Kipp was an atten-
dant at the recent session of court.
Miss Susan Nichols is spending
several days with friends in Pittston
Pa.
Mrs. Cornelius Van Etten of
Stroudsburg, is visiting at the Con-
ashaugh.
George Buchanan, of N. Y. has
been visiting in Milford during the
past week.
Jacob Orben, of Dingmans, has re-
turned home after a protracted visit
in Newark.
Rev. Geo. p. Vnnwyck and family
are spending u season at Cranston
West Point. n Y.
Mrs. Caroline McNichol and daugE-
ter Carrie of N. Y paid Milford
friends a visit recently.
G.. B. Linderman, of Bethlehem,
with a party of friends, was at tie
Hotel Fauchere this week.
Arthur Lederer, of NY, propri-
etor and manager of the Forest Park
in Lehman was in Milford Tuesday.
w. A. Erdnan, Esq, of Strouds-
burg. wheeled to Milford last Satur-
day and remained for several days.
George A. Wheeler left Milford
last week to join his regiment the
seventh N. Y. which has been order
ed into service.
Prof. John G. Watson is employed
for few days in Armstrong; store,
while clerk Albert Helms enjoys
a needed vacation.
Dennis Mclaughlin arrived this
week with his family in Milford and
is now domiciled in his handsome
cottage on on Broad Street.
Proth'y J.C. Westbrook went to
Blooming Grove Thursday to pro-
bate the will of Mrs Henry d. Clark
lately deceased, of Palmyra.
A representative of the State
Forestry Association was in town
this week looking after wild lands
for the State Forest reservation.
DIR G. S. Custis went to Baltimore
Monday, to attend the funeral of DR.,
Foster celebrated dentist of that
city. He returned home Wednes-
day.
DR. John Frederick, of NY, was
in Milford this week and is charmed
with tho country He has become
the owner of considerable land in
the county.
Thomas Armstrong is building a
house for his Acetylene gas plant. 1t
is located on the rear of the Blizzard
lots on Catharine Street, lately pur-
chased by him.
Mark Hagerty, of N. Y. who had
not visited Milford before in twenty
years, was, with his daughter, pres
ent at the last sad rites paid to his
deceased mother.
Prof. E. F. Kilcoin, principal of
the Matamoras Schools has received
an appointment as substitute in a
school in N. Y, and may be per-
mantly employed.
John A. Watts and wife are in
Milford to superintend the fur
nishing of the large boarding house
lately erected by him. The furni-
ture will arrive this week.
Mrs. w. johnson Quinn formerly
Miss Nellie McNichols well known
to Milford people visited with the
family of Hon. Jacob Klaer recently.
Her husband is proprietor of the
Hotel Empire NY.
Rev, Thos. Nichols attended, this
d, week, the centennial anniversary of
the founding of church at Chester
NY, over which he was at one
time pastor, and delivered one of
the several addresses made ON the
occasion.
Geo, R. Bull returned home few
days ago from Philadelphia where
he has been attending the law school
of the university. An unfortunate
attack of malarial fever prevented
taking the final examinations
though fully prepared for that or
deal.
George Padien has recently been
in town securing subscribers to the
Hudson River Telephone Company
and met with me erked success. The
line will be thoroughly equipped, the
service pronpt and efficient and con-
nections made with all local and dis.
tant points