Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-07-27
MATAMORAS.

net at the Park by Mr. Mintrum
md family, Of Pine Bush. and spont
bhe day very pleasantly.
Howard Daisley and wife, of
Brooklyn, came up Tuesday evening
and are guests at Row Spencers.
Hattie Murphy, of New York, is
the summer with her oous-
in, Mrs Irving Clifford.
Anna Tozer, of Waverly, is visit
ing her cousins, the Misses Heiden-
thai, on Washington street.
Leila Van Done, Of Warwick, is
visiting her grandfather, G. Il.
Milton Shay is disabled by rheu-
matism from attending his milk
route, aud it is now in charge of his
brother, Irwin.
Emma Billman has accepted a sit
uation in the Economy store at Port
Jervis.
Harry Cook returned to his home
in Princeton, N. j., Monday, after
spending a week Mt the Allen House.
Alicia Stidd, of Jersey City, is Wis
iting Miss Clara Heidenthal.
Miss Alice Dickerman, of Bing
hampton, is a guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Geo. Loudan.
Mrs, John Myers and her two
children and Mrs. Y. j. Katcham left
Wednesday for a visit in Brooklyn.
Bessie Wilcox. of Hoboken, is Wis
iting her aunt, Miss Whysall
Rev. H. c. Lilly and wife left
town this morning accompanied by
his little brother, Joe, for Bothle-
hem, Pd., Mr. Lilly's home, They
took a carriage drive through the
country by the way of Stroudsburg.
They will be absent three weeks,
during which time there will be no
service in his church
John Foley and brother, Fred.
of New York city, left for their
home on Sunday afternoon. They
have been the guests of their uncle,
Rev. Father Tries, of st. Joseph 5
church, for the past week.
Mrs. Walter Carr, of Carbondale,
Pa, Is the guest of her mother, Mrs,
Catharine Price, on Washington
street.
r S. Danley, Jr., and wife, who
have been the guests of their parents,
in this village, for the past three
weeks, left town on train last ev-
ening for their home at East Liver.
pool, Ohio
Ben Lilly, of New York city, trav-
cling salesman for the Sunlight
Soap Co., arrived in town Saturday
evening and was calling on his many
friends on Sunday. Ben is looking
we'll.
Miss Nina Potter, of Suffern, is
visiting friends in this village.
Mrs. Nellie Quick, of Chicago, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Catharine
Remey, on Main street.
The L. A. S., connected with Ep.
worth church, held their annual pic
mic Tuesday at Cummin's Grove
The ladies enjoyed pleasant time.
An outing party, consisting Of
Mrs. Dams and family, Mrs, Gillart
and family and Mrs. Crane and fam.
lily, visited the mountain, near Mat
anoras, on Friday, and enjoyed q
most delightful day,
Deerpark Council, No. 56, r. T Of
T., of Port Jervis, enjoyed a picnic
at Buckley's Grove, along the river
just opposite Sparabush. There was
a large attendance. All reported q
good time.
Prof. Kileoin, of New York city
formerly Principal of the Matamor.
as High School, is in town calling on
his Matamoras friends. He is look
the picture of health.
Charles Sampson, wife and daugh,
ter, Jennie, left town to day for a
visit with relatives at Binghampton
Susquehanna and Hancock. Mr.,
Sampson takes this vacation on ac-
count of his health. They will be
absent two weeks.
Fred Folez of New York city, is
visiting his uncle, Rev. Father Treis
of st. Joseph church, this village.
Miss Grace Elmer, of Westtown
and Miss Halsted, of Unionville, are
the guests of Mrs. Allen and daugh-
ter, Hattie, of the Allen House, thi.
village. S.
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