Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-14

Knapp on Main street.
The l.. A. Society held a special
meeting on Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Fred Wick
ham on jefferson street.
The Busy Bees Society win meet
on Saturday afternoon at the home
Of Miss Nellie Westfall on Third
street
At Epworth church Sunday d. 1.
Patterson Of Port Jervis had charge
Of the services both morning and
evening. There was a large attend
ance. Mr.. Patterson gave very
interesting address.
Holy mass was celebrated at st.
Joseph's church both morning and
evening on Sunday.
The funeral Of little Arthur II.
Campbell, son of Arthur Campbell
and wife, took place at his late home
on Saturday afternoon at 2.3O. The
Rev w. E. Foote, pastor of the
Baptist church Of Port Jervis, had
charge of the services. The remains
We're enclosed in pretty white
casket. Very pretty flower pieces
surrounded it, One, a pillow, with
the inscription "Baby," was very
pretty. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
have the sympathy of their friends
in Matamoras in the loss Of their
little one. The remains were laid
at rest in Laurel Grove Cemetery.
Following are the pail bearers:
Masters Fred bunker, Arthur Quick,
George Washer and Jake Westfall.
The citizens Of Matamoras are
under great obligations to William
Hewlett for Offering his services af-
ter every snow storm to go around
on each street and make paths with
his snow plow. We trust the citi-
zens will compensate him in hand
some manner before the season closes.
Mrs. Bert Millspaugh of this viii
lage, who is taking treatment at a
Philadelphia hospital, is somewhat
improved.
Miss Freda Kessler, who took
part in the entertainment of Carroll
Post on Monday evening at their
rooms, was presented with a hand
some Prince Henry bouquet by
Thomas Atwood Immediately after
she rendered her piano solo. Miss
Hazel Hornbeck and Miss Agnes
Wilkin gave piano selections also at
the entertainments.
George Sawyer, superintendent OF
the Pike county schools, has return
ed from Hot Springs, Ark, where
he has been taking treatment for
some time. The trip was very ben.
edcial to him.
Miss Lulu Prescott. teacher at
Washipgtonville, N. j., is at her
home on Washington street for a
short vacation.
The L, C. U. met this week at the
home of Mrs. Horace Dunn on
jefferson street.
Rev. and Mrs Gross and their
two daughters, Naomi and Lottie,
left Matamoras on Wednesday
They will spend few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sampson in
Port Jervis. Today they go to their
new home at Shamokin, Pa. Their
many friends in Matamoras regret
their departure.
The Blue Ribbon lodge of Hope
church gave Rev. Mr.. Gross, their
pastor, a very pleasant surprise at
his home Monday evening. Mr..
Gross received his young friends in
very pleasant manner and was
very much surprised, but he en-.
tertained them very nicely with re-
freshments Various games were
played and good music was enjoyed
The Lodge rendered Mr.. Gross two
very pretty presents, a lemonade
set OF green and white glass and a
tea set of blue china. Miss E lna
Walker, president OF the lodge, pre-
sentcd the lemonade set and Miss
May Nyce presented the tea set
Alr. Gross responded in a very feel
ing manner. He hoped to NEE,
them all again at some future time
Everyone had a very pleasant time.
Miss Clara Heidenthal, trained
nurse from New York, is home on d
visit to her mother, Mrs. + Heiden
thai, on Pennsylvania avenue.
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