Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-04-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
MATAMORAS

George Martin, of New York. con
nected with the riil vpv mail sprvi
spent Easter with his parents here.
Mrs Leforge Caskey. Of Hickory
Grove, is in New York visiting rel
atives.
Z. II Seymour, who recently pur-
chased the Smith property ON
Washington street, is fitting it upto
accommodate two families, winch
viii greatly improve it,
The children taking part in the
Easter entertainment at Epworth
church last Sunday evening were
May Curwin, Elmer Remey, julia
Mdiaugh, Florence Miles, Lizzie
Hitchcock Leyrand Bail, Agnes
Owen, Florence Robertson, Albert
Owen and Bertha Robertson.
Some bad boys broke the street
lamp on the corner of First street
and Penn Ave. last Friday night.
A reward of $2J is offere for their
detection
The j. A. S. meets this week with
Mrs. Chas Quick on Cooksou street
No services will he held at Ep-
worth church next Sunday. except
sunday school and Junior Endeavor
meeting by reason of the absence of
the pastor at conference.
Lnforge Caskey, and wife, of
Hickory Grove Hotel, entertained a
party of young people last Thursday
evening about 30 invitations were
extended by Miss Irene Smith.
Danting was INDUCED in and fine
supper served.
Miss Laura AckersoD, of Passaie,
is a guest with her sister, Mrs John
Simpson,
John Simpson was in New York
Easter Sunday as was also j. G..
Van Gorden
Miss Irene Kimble, assistant post
mistress, who has been spending a
few days Mt Montgomery, N Y, re-
turned Monday.
Easter was appropriately observed
at Hope church, Rev. Gross deliver
ing the sermon, and az St, Joseph s
church it was likewise observed
Rev. Father Tries giving the dis
course and the choir rendered some
fine selections At Epworth church
Sunday evening the services were of
a very interesting nature and tho
music greatly enjoyed and very we'll
rendered. The recitations by the
children were we'll rendered and
pleased every one.
Lillian the seven weeks old daugh-
ter of John Vandervort died at G
O'Clock last Saturday evening after
brief illness of grip. The funeral
service conducted by Rev Gross aud
intermenti in Laurel Grove cemetery
Fred Abbott aged II months a son
of Charles Mallion died Sunday aft
eruoon of pneumonia. Rev. r. w.
1 Spencer conducted the funeral
flesday afternoon.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
Greeley, Pa, Sunday fternoon,
when Miss Florence X. Mexican, a
daughter of Charles Mexican and
George Wehinger were united by
/ Rev. Gross of Hope church. Miss
Fredericka Wehinger sister of the
groom was brides maid and Lafay-
ette McKean a brother of the bride
was best man. The bride was
gowned in dress of steel colored
cloth trimmed with white silk, lace
land pearls Refreshments were
served TO about 80 guests The
souvenir to the brides maid was a
pretty brooch and to the best man a
peerl stick pin. The groom IL an
enterprising business man here and
conducts meat market. No bridal
tour will be taken now and the
couple will Immediately begin house
keepin in their newly furnished
home on River street Many friends
including your correspondent wish
them a long, happy and prosperous
life The guests from here were
Frank and his sister Miss
Fredericka Wehinger. The bri le
was the recipient of many valuable
and useful presents. S.
lis Easy 20 Feel Good