Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-05-10
MATAMORAS.

Frank Wilkin has moved to the
cottage recently occupied by Charles
Sampson on Washington street.
Mrs. d. B. Allen returned Mon
day from attending the funeral of
her father at Westtown, which oc-
Cured last Friday.
II. L. Courtright has a plum tree
in his garden on Main street 80 COW
cred with blossoms thatit looks like
a tree of snow and makes very
pretty sight.
Mrs. VIM. Mally of Greenville, N.
Y, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Samuel Case, on River street.
Clarence Daily takes position in
the navy and will go on two years
cruise with the U. S. S. Chicago to
South Africa, China aud other
countries.
Masters Fred Corwin and Archy
Davis took trip recently on their
wheels to Newburgh, N. Y, leaving
Saturday and returning Monday
evening
Matt Curtis new home is being
rapidly completed by Alex Brink
and will be fine building.
Mrs. Jesse Martin was called to
New York Wednesday by the death
of her niece, Miss Rena Bach, who
had recently been spending some
time here and only returned home
last week. The cause of death was
lung trouble which developed while
she was here. She graduated from
the grammar school this spring and
was lovable and affectionate
daughter.
Mrs Edwin Young of New York,
who has been the guest of her
cousin, Mrs c. Nichols, for few
days, has gone On visit 60 Monti-
cello.
Joseph Palmater and family of
Jersey City will spend the summer
at their cottage on jefferson street
in this village
Mrs Frank Fitzhugh with two
children Is visiting relatives here.
The many friends of Winfield
Seybolt will be pleased to learn that
he has secured a position with the
Beef company in Middletown,
N.
Mrs Trainer of Callicoon has Just
sent to her agent here, Mrs. Edward
Lord, another invoice of ladies hats,
about so in all.
The e. q society of Hope church
held its monthly meeting Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Geo Bonnell.
The Sunday school convention
will be held here May 2Sth.
The ninth anniversary of the ded-
icatlon of Hope church was cele
brated last Sunday. A silver collec.
tion was taken and a neat sum real
lied. Rev Gross gave excellent
sermons both morning and evening
Mrs Geo. Laubshire of Carbon
dale, after visit with her mother,
Mrs. Charles Lockwood, returned
home this week.
Miss Lloyd of New York is visit.
ing her friend, Mrs. +. B. Kelley.
DIR. Ralph French of the Phila-
delphia medical college is home for
the summer vacation.
The l.. G. U society of Hope
church furnished cake for the social
held Tuesday evening by the Amer
ican Mechanics at their hall in Port
Jervis.
The Hope church, EpwOrth church
and Catholic choirs combined in a
rehearsal of choruses for commence.
ment exercises which take place in
Epworth church Friday evening,
May 81 Rev. w. E. Foote of the
Port Jervis Baptist church will
make the address and Miss Carrie
Van Wormer will render a solo.
DR., q. F. SetterlY of Drew Theo-
logical Seminary, Madison, N. j.,
will preach morning and evening at
Epworth church Sunday, May 10.
William Muhlenbrink of New
York is a guest of Charles Byer
The Germantown base ball nine
and Matamoras Sun Dodgers crossed
bats last Saturday afternoon. The
score stood 81 to Is IN favor Of the
latter. BlaGkman and Ronky was
battery for the former and Diclzer-