Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-09-27
MATAMORAs.

Kinley assassination. The elder Is
always a welcome visitor at the
church. He was tho guest of Rev.
T. G. Spencer at the parsonage dur
ing his stay in Matamoras.
George Langton's store room on
Main street has been rented by An
.derson Crawford Of Port Jervis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Washer and
daughter, Ethel, have been visiting
at the home of Mrs, john Washer
of this village for few days.
Misses Mildred aud Eva Warner
of Pine Bush, N. Y, are the guests
of Mrs. Jessie Smith and daughters
on Adams street.
w. G Knapp and wife Of HawleY
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
s. s. Speers on Main street.
The G. E. society connected with
Hope church held New England
supper at the home of Mrs. j. G..
Prescott Thursday evening.
Miss Angela Gree is visiting at
Long Island City.
Mrs. E. j. Lord and sister, Miss
Emma Billman, visited the Orange
county fair Saturday at Middletown.
John Davis and son, Archie, and
Fred Corwin returned from the
Pan American last week.
The l.. c. U. society of Hope
church met this week at the home
of Mrs. II. R. Dunn and there was
a scent tea after the meeting
Thursday afternoon.
William Knapp and family will
leave Matamoras soon and make
their home in Honesdale, Pa. The
citizens Of our village regret exceed
ingly to have them leave. They
have a pleasant home located on
Main street near the Matamoras
high school.
The L. A. s. connected with Ep.
worth church will hold a Harvest
Home supper at the Oct. 10.
Mrs. P. Jeffries has gone to Buf.
falo to visit the Pan n-American ex,
position. She will visit at Bing
hamton and other places on her re
turn home.
Milton Shay and wife returned
home from the Pan-American Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Carrie Lockwood left tow
Wednesday for Carbondale, Pa, K
visit her daughter, Mrs. Geo
Laubshire, who resides in that city
Ira Strlckler, wife and daughter
Ethel, of Asbury Park, N. j., wh'
have been spending a week at Reu
ben Bells at the Bell farm, return
ed to their home on Monday.
Invitations have been received BY
Mrs. Theodore Durant and Mrs
Charles Nichols to the marriage o.
their cousin, Miss Clara Youngs, o.
of New York City, which take
place at the home of the bride.
The burial of President Mckinley
was observed in Matamoras OF
Thursday At s O'Clock the bell o.
st. Joseph's church was rung foI
mass. Rev. Father Treis, pastor o
the church, offered prayers for Di
vine guidance for the government
The service lasted an hour. Alb
p. m. the bells of Epworth, Hop'
and st. Joseph's churches tolled fol
IL minutes. At o'clock p. M, th'
citizens of the village wended theii
way to Orange Square. Port Jervis
to take part in the ceremonies. Th'
> Jr. o III. A. NJ. Of Matamoras march
ed over in body. Professor Houck
of the Matamoras High School, ha'
no afternoon session. The stores il
the village, and business places wer'
all closed. Flags were displayed a
: half mast. The day was generally
observed.
s. o. Harding, of Montgomery, N
j., was a recent guest of his aunt
Mrs. W. N. Lawrence, on jefferson
street
Mrs. Sampson and friends, VIII
have occupied Mrs. F. Heidenthal'
house this summer, returned to tn
city last week.
Mrs. J. speers returned from
Hawley last Friday. where she ha
been the past week visiting rela
tives.
Frank Eddy, Of Springfield, Mass.
who accompanied Miss Erminie B
Hill to the Pan American, Pitts
J burg aud Montana Mines, Yves
Va, returned home a few days age
> Elias Snyder returned from tn
D Pan-Amerian on Wednesday morn
(. ing.
Miss Deborah Eager, who ha
spent the summer with her aunt
Mrs, ID. station, on Pennsyivani