Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-04-04
MATAMORAs

returned from their wedding trip on
ruesday evening.
Miss Constance Driller gave a
piano solo at the entertainment at
Prescott's hall saturday evening 1t
was overlooked IN the report Of the
entertainment, Miss Driller is a
fine performer ON She piano.
The literary club win meet this
week on Friday evening at Miss
May seybolt's on Fifth street
Mr.. and Mrs Fred waneull Of
Main street spent Sunday with
friends in New York and Jersey
City
Messrs. WIN, Haokett and Edwin
Snyder, both Of Rutherford, N. j.,
spent Easter with the family of AL
fred Bnlman on Cookson street.
They returned home Monday eve.
ming
The Blue Ribbon band met Wed.
nesday afternoon at Z o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. c. E O'Neili on JEFF
ferson street. This band will give
an entertainment at Prescott's hall
on April 18th. The i. q. o will
serve supper after the entertain
ment
Miss May E. Sheen, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs John Sheen on Mad
( ison street, died on Friday after
noon Of gastric dyspepsia aged is
years. Miss Sheen was born in
Matamoras and was member Of
St. Joseph's church and of the so.
ciety of the Blessed Virgin The
parents, one sister and two brothers
survive, Thomas E. OF Newburgh,
William and Kate at home. The
funeral took place on Monday at 10
o'clock from st. Joseph's church.
Interment in St. Mary's cemetery,
Port Jervis.
Mrs John Simpson and Mrs. Ed.
Lord, both of Cook,on street, this
village, visited Passaic Easter Sun
day and were the guests Of Miss
Laura Apkerson of that city.
Mrs. Ada vermullen, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Ed. Lord for
few days, returned to her home
in Paterson Monday evening. Her
many friends were pleased to see
her again.
Miss Jennie Demarest of Pater-
son, who has been the guest of
Misses Emma and Cora Billman, re-
turned to her home on Monday eve,
ming
At Hope church Sunday there
we're appropriate Easter services.
Rev. Weidner, the new pastor, gave
an interesting address.
Al St. Joseph s church the Easter
services were held at 7.3O a. m.
Father Treis gave an address on
Easter and high mass was cele-
brated
Rev. and Mrs. T. G. Spencer, ao-
companied by Mrs. Spencer's moth
er, Mrs. Alice Evans, all left town
Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
will visit in Brooklyn before attend
ing conference at Elizabeth, N. j.,
and Mrs. Evans returns to her for
mer home at Mount Carmel, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs, Spencer's friends in
Matamoras hope to sec them return
here for another year.
Mrs. Thomas Mead and Miss Alice
Moore of New York city attended
the funeral of the late Miss May
Sheen.
Miss Edna Van AIKEN, teacher
in one Of the grammar schools in
New York city, who has been home
fora week, returned Monday.
Miss Blanche yanaermark of
West Junins. N. Y, who has
been the guest of Miss Edna Van
AIKEN on Cunningham street for the
past week, returned home on Sun
day
Master Donald Wilkin, the little
son OF Mr. aud Mrs. John Wilkin on
Cunningham street, is visiting
friends in New York city
The L. A. S. met this week at the
home of Mrs J. Van Gorden on
Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Candace B. Holbert a stem
ographer of the Cotton Exchange
OF New York city, has been spend
ing few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Holbert. OF
Washington street.
Eugene Cochran, stenographei
and typewriter of Matamoras. lef
town a few days ago for Philadel
phia, where he has a position in th'
Union Drawn Steel Works of tha