Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
BRIEF MENTION.

There will be an adjourned court
[ Thursday April ~
Fred Klaer and George r. Bull will
be ushers at the Lee-Klaer wedding
IN EastOn.
The new pipe Organ in the Episeo.
pal Church was set up this week and
will be used Sunday.
The stroudsburg Daily Times cele-
brated its seventh anniversary with
a very handsome issue this week.
The buildings on the Mullord farm
in Delaware township occupied by Il
Mrs. Grey were all burned Monday
F. Kirtz stepped on a nail at the
Bluff House lately, which penetrai
ed his foot and badly crippled him.
VIM. II. Andrews, Il candidate 70.
representative for Allegheny was de
feated at the primary last Saturday.
l.. b. Quick of Dingman township
has not recovered the use of his lef,
arm since the accident he sustained.
Thursday night March 29th aftcl
installing officers the Odd Fellows
enjoyed a spread at the Crissman
House.
About thirty people from Port
Jervis enjoyed the hospitality ri
Mrs. S Cuddeback last Friday even.
ing, t party.
The dwelling of C. c. Shannon ESQ.
near LackawaXen was burned We'd
nesdaymorning. Insurance on house
and contents $4,000.
Admiral Dewey, the World says,
will accept Il nomination for Presi-
dent from either party.
Burglars attempted to break il
the house of H. McCarty in Milforo
township one night this week hu'
were frightened away.
Ross B. Van Auken and R L
McKain have moved their familic
in tho house in rear of the site ~
the former Bellevue fl otel.
Mrs. Emma Kelmel, ofJersey City
Heights, has rented, and is now occu'
pying, the Glen Side Cottageon Har-
ford street. 1t is understood she will
entertain summer boarders.
The town council Monday Evening
fixed the pay for street commissioner
at 81. 80 teams $500 and laboreis 81,
day for work on the streets.
Miss Helen r.. Biddis, who during
the past year, has been instructor il
mathematics and english in Washing
ton College at Washington d. G. has
been retained for next year in the
sane capacity. This speaks highly
for her.
Judge Mcpherson has filed an or.
der in the q S. Circuit court at Phi
adelphia refusing the preliminary il
junction atked for by the Erie R. r
Co to restrain the E. e.. w. r. w
20. from building a parallel roat
from Hawley to LackawaXcn
The n. ]. Sussex Register says thu
law forbidding importation of cattle
to that state without previous exam
ination as to condition, seems to have
been repealed. If this assumption il
correct our farmers may again freely
enjoy the good market Sussex affords
Cards are issued announcing tn
coming marriage of Corinne Howard
a daughter of Dr. and Mrs III. B. Reet
to DR.. William Bartle Kenworthey
which event will occur Tuesday even
ing April II tn at the Church of tn
J Good Shepherd at six o. clock p. NJ
II. Armstrong and Co. have just re
ceived complete line of mens', won
ems and ehildrens' shoes, the fines
ever brought in this town, which yO
are invited to call and inspect, wit
an assurance that any taste or desir
as to shape, style and quality can /
entirely gratified. riff
Removals in town this week wei
we're Mrs. Mary Ryder to Matamol
rs, Mrs Pelton to the house so vaci
I'd. William Funk from Mott stree
~ a house near Browns mill vacate
bv Judd who went TO Newburg an
E S. Wolf from Overbrook To Il
house of Mrs. Andrews Hartford S
. Margaret Briscoe, a former residel
Of this county, died at the residen
= of A. R. Reynolds Gulf Summit n.
q Sunday aged about 60 years, and Il
remains were brought here Tuesdi
for interInent. One brother, Patrick
" of Milton n. Y. and one sister Eliz
"a beth Robbins of Gulf Summit S
i viVe.
ie Cards have been received by frien
a here announcing the coming marria
Is of Mary Elizabeth, daughter Of L
d and Mrs. Alfred Henry Lee Jr. al
8. Rev. Harvey Klaer, which will ta
10 place April II in the First Presbyi
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