Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-08-10
MATAMORAS.

Mrs. Laura Williams, Of Mount
Carmel, is visiting Rev. q. r. Spen
Ger and wife at Epworth parsonage
Mrs. j. Weldman, of Boonton, is
the guest of j. Van Glider.
Mrs. b. Merrill, of Montague, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Wood.
They enjoyed the excursion to Mag
ara Falls Saturday.
The l.. c. u. Society, Of Hope |
church, met this week with Mrs. B. |
Debevoise.
The Ladies Of Epworth church are
making great preparations for their
fair which will be held at Prescotts
Hall Aug. 90 and 2l. All are cordi-
ally invited to be present.
Epworth Sunday school picnicwin
be held next Thursday at Caskeys
Grove. The children will have a
free ride.
The funeral of little Bessie Seybolt,
late daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hulet
Seybolt, took place on Friday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock, at Hope church.
Rev. Spencer, of Epworth church,
gave very excellent discourse. The
choir rendered some appropriate Sc.
lections. Little Bessie will be sadly
missed, not only in her home, but
also in the Sunday school of Hope
church, of which she was Il member.
Master Legrand Ball, left town re-
Gently to visit relatives at Waymart,
Pa.
Howard Daisely and wife, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, who have been the
guests of the Rev. and Mrs T. G.
Spencer for the past two weeks, left
for their home this week.
Master George ID. Courtright is on
Il visit to his grandparAnt, w. II.
Courtright, of Milford.
William Courtright is ut Milford
this week, where he has contract for
some work
jeff Ketcham left town a few days
ago to visit his sister, Mrs. Frank
, Blakeny, Of Brooklyn.
The following took in the Niagara
excursion Saturday night; Misses Ir-
enc Kimble, Nellie WestfalI Edna
Westfall, Jennie Stark, Mrs. John
Simpson, Mrs. John Wood, Messers.
Tim Shay, Frank Westfall, Ed Mead.
John Carney and wife, visited st.
, Joseph's Catholic school at Forest
6 burg, n. j., on Sunday, where Mas
, ter Joe Virgil, Mr.. Carney's stepson,
attends school. Master Joe accom-
panied them home. He will spend a
q week with relatives at Matamoras
and New York. Joe is looking well
and is much pleased with his school.
t The L. A. S. of Epworth church
g meets this week at the home of Mrs.
l David Wood on Jefferson st.
Miss Ruay Harding, of Montgom-
> cry, arrived in town few days ago
and is visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM.
Lawrence, on Jefferson st.
: Mrs. Walter Carr and sister, Mrs.
:. Josie Homan and daughter, Gather
\ inc, all of Carbondale, left for their
q home today, having spent two weeks
e with their mother, Mrs. Catherine
Price, on Washington st.
e Little Marguerite Seybolt met with
o an unfortunate accident few DAYS
g ago. She was playing in a wagon
near her home and fell outofthe back
of it striking on her head. She is
under medical care.
Charles Cook is changing his resi-.
y dence from Main street to PennsyI
j. vania avenue in the Brick house
Y owned by Mr.. Balch.
It Laubshire-LO wood.
Married at the Episcopal rectory
g by the Rev. U. Symonds, Sunday
evening, Mr.. George Laubshire, o
/. Port Jervis, and Miss Catherine
K Lockwood, of Matamoras.
+ The bride was attired in a white
e organdie gown trimmed with point
{ lace and white satin and carried 6
o bunch of sweet peas
f They were attended by Mr.. and
+. Mrs. Charles Lockwood, brother anC
+ sister-in-law ofthe bride. Mrs. Lock
$ wood was dressed in white organdiC
l.. over pink and carried a boquet o
t sweet peas. Mrs. Laubshire's going
f away dress was of brown silk Will
q hat to match.
{ The ceremony was performed witt
; a ring. The happy couple left town
this morning for trip west.
Mr.. LAubshire is private secretary
- to the president Of the Carbondale Ic,
Machine Company and he and hi
wife will make their home in Carbon
dale, Pa.