Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-11-15
CORRESPONDENCE.
MATAMORAs.

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tended. The Order OF Red Men, Of
which he was a member, was out
and had charge Rev Mr. Grosi,
pastor Of Hope church, preached the
sermon and was assisted by Rev
Mr., Chadwick of the Methodist
church of Port Jervis. The pail
bearers, members of the order, we're
as follows D. Miller, Henry Gilson,
George Cuddeback, jacob Holden
and Clark Colder.
Little Miss Lucia London, aged 4
years, gave a birthday party to
about 1s of her young friends Tues
day afternoon from ? until o'clock
at her home on Washington street.
They had a rice supper prepared by
Mrs. London, which was very much
enjoyed Games were played and
and all had a pleasant time
Mrs. Warren Ridgway was in
town Thursday afternoon calling on
some of her friends.
Mrs NJ Bowden, al aged lady
and aunt of Mrs. Crime and also of
Mrs. Brumell, is the guest Of these
ladies. She will spend the winter
in Matamoras. Her former home
was at Stroudsburg
The two ministers from New
York, Revs. @. S. Mcdonnell and F.
E. Romnnoczy, are called the "mu-
sical revivalists Ono plays the
cornet and the other the cello.
They caine here to assist Rev Mr.
Spencer, pastor of the Epworth
church, on Nov. 18th
The ladies of ST. Joseph's church
are making great preparations for
their fair, which is to be held at
Lackawaxen, Pa, on Thanksgiving
afternoon and evening.
The Busy Bees are making great
preparations for their entertainment
which Is to be given at their Orange
tea tonight at the home of Miss
Nellie Westfall on Third street.
Fred Cor win has been i'll for the
past week but is now able to attend
to his duties. Grafton Crane as
sisted at the store during Fred s
sickness.
The G. E. social took place last
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. VIM. F. Speidel on Cookson
street and was largely attended.
During the business meeting held
in the early part of the evening the
subject discussed was a circulating
library that is about being started
in the society A committee was
appointed aud at the next meeting
further particulars will be recorded
The social was a success and the
evening was spent in q pleasant
manner Games we're played, good
music was enjoyed and ice cream
was served during the evening.
Rev. M. Aten of the Sparrow
, bush Methodist church, preached al
Epworth church on Sunday morn
lag.
Mrs. William Cook from Prince
ton arrived in town on Satur
day evening and was the guest oi
her sister, Mrs. d. b. Allen. Mrs
Cook left for her home Monday
Mrs. Allen has been i'll but is i'm
proving.
Miss Augusta Koerner, who wai
injured on the Barrett bridge q
short time ago, is improving. Th,
, doctor has hopes of her recovery.
Miss Grace Seybolt, a trained
nurse from New York city, who hai
been spending her vacation in Mat
amoras, returned to the city Mon
day.
Miss Louise Wilkin, a trained
nurse of New York city, has beer
. spending her vacation in Matamor-
as. She also returned Monday.
David Wells of this village is il
at his home on Adams street.
Mrs. Harry Lilley and little son.
Alfred, from Tri-States are spend
ing a few days at Mrs. Fred Bill
mans on Cookson street.
There we're no meetings Of churol
societies this week.
The L A. s held a cake sale a
: the Matamoras postoffice this after
noon from 2 to 5 p. m.
At Hope church Sunday morning
the presiding elder. Rev. T. L
Wentz, Of Reading, Pa, took parI
in the services and also in the eve
ming AT the morning service the
sacrament of the Lords supper wai
administered. There was a larg,
congregation.
Mrs. Ed. Bell, in company with
Mrs Reuben Bell and Miss L. Nor
rison Of Matamoras, have gone e
New York city.
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