Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-03-08
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as follows
Wandering spirits-Miss Lily
Lunly
U aud I Waltz-Miss Anna Shay,
Hiss Sadie McCracker.
Sultan Polka-Miss Cora Hursh.
Silver Threads Among tile Gold
Mss Gruce Montross, Miss Allie
Simpson.
Picnic Waltz-Miss Anna Shay
Mary's Pet waltz-Miss Allie
SIMPSON
Sparkling Jewels-Miss Sarah
Bell, Miss Cora Hursh.
Attack Galop-Miss Mabel Smith,
Miss Lily Lundy
Grandma, sung by Miss BERTHE
Kintner.
vuilhnce Polka-Mlss Sadie Nc
Cracken.
Spring Gentle spring-Miss Grace
doutross
National Guard two step-Miss
Annie Fuller, Miss Bertie Ktntner
Robins ReturnAMi Sarah Bell
Blue Birds Ecno-Miss Mabel
smith.
jolly Sisters--MiSs Fannie Fuller,
.liSs Berthe Kintner.
Feast of the r lse-Miss Sarah Bell,
diss Mabel Smith, Miss Berthe Kiut-
ier
Song of the Robin-Miss Lilly
Liudy.
This closed the exercises of the
llp'ls after which splendid lunch
s1n was served aud then we were
treated to a number of choice selec-
lons eudered by the hostess. Th
nmpany broke up at a late hour de
ghted with the entertainment fur
ishcd by the DJotor and his aimnble
ife and VIII be ready to attend the
lrXt one as it is hoped there will be
Mrs Mary Mering wife Of Francls
Mering, of Walpack, died on Sntur.
iay evening aged about Sc years.
She is survived by her husband and
me SON, Bert, of Deckertown, and
me daughter, Emma at home. She
vas a daughter of Samuel Morris
ted and leaves several brothers
md one sister, wife of Elijah Rosen-
;rance, 1t this place.
Candidates for the Office of Free.
older are hustling among the vot-
,rs and this Coming election promis-
- Il sharp fight for that Office. OF
curse there are aspirants for the
ither offices to be filled but that OF
freehOlder seems to be the one most
sought after, and may the besl man
git thar"
Joshua Shay while handling logs
On Friday vas struck on the leg just
aoove the knee with such force thn,
it cut through to the bone, severne
the muscles and forcing the flesh in.
to ne knre cap. He was brought
to the Office of DR.. Hughes at once
b It there Is a pOssiDInty ot sttl
knee.
am glad TO note that Samuel
Fuller who was taken to the Port
Jervis Hospital for treatment fol
appendicitis, returned TO his home
IN Walpack on Friday.
The vendue of the personal pro.
perty of Francis Layton decd on
Thursday brought together "a large
crowd. Things brought a fair price
and the farm was bought by Frank
Layton, of Paterson, at the bid oi
~ dollars per acre made at former
sale. Porter Layton will occupy tie
premises after April 1.
The daily Worlds on sale through
the agency of Cole Dade, at Lay.
gon and any one caring TO keep nj
With current events can be supplied
Al three cents per copy.
The steam saw mill Of Asher
Shook is now at work on the timber
tract of James NJ, stoll near Haines
ville as soon as that job is finished
he will remove to a tract near Hig
Point.
Latest reports say that E nme
Bell, who went to a New York hos
piial some days ago for treatment j.
getting along nicely and will soon h'
able to return home which is go0
news to his many friends in thi
val ey
Getting married is as easy as rnl
ing off log in most instances bu
when the contracting parties strik'
. preacher aud he has not the right
md the next Dominic dislkes t.
marry any one in church, besides Ia
has not his ceremony book with hin
then 'rolling of the log. oompari
son is not in the game. I hope sool
to announce the marriage.
Sandyston has two schools nos
in operation whose epmMnel dlil'
,tten lance is ahOut 10 punils. AN