Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-01-31


Dr. Louis de Plasse is i'll with
pneumonia in New York.
H. T. Labar of Stroudsburg was
at the Crissman House Tuesday.
Mrs. Griswold, who has been i'll
for several days, is not improving.
Charles MaBnc of New York was
in town a couple Of days this week.
Miss Bertha Bleinhans of Bloom
ing Grove recently spent a few days
with friends here.
R.F. Goodman, editor of the Reg
lister, has been reappointed post
master at Newton, N J.
Amos r. f. Pinchot has taken a
house in west Ninth street, New
York where he will reside for the
winter.
There is little change in the con
diticu of Henry s., the young son Of
DR. Barckley. He does not improve
and grows weaker.
Mrs. Dr. Il. P. King of Grand
Rapids, Alich, is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. NJ. E Pinchot.
Jas. w. Pinchot has been appoint
ell one of the committee of eighty to
meet Prince Henry on the occasion
Of his visit to this county.
Mrs. Martha C. Thrall, who has
been confined to her bed for twenty
one weeks, does not improve in
health. She is a patient sufferer and
bears her severe affliction with re-
markable resignation.
Rev. Il. J. McGilvary Of Bethel,
N. Y, stopped in town over Tues.
day night on his way to Browns
burg, Bucks county, where he has
been called as pastor of the Presby.
terian church. He was driving and
expected to reach his new charge in
time for next Sunday s services.
Peter Van Horn, an aged resi- dent
of Delaware township, is suffering
with IA cancer. 1t has progressed
to dangerous stage.
Miss Katie Beck entertained a
number of friends at a card party
Monday evening.
Charles Gasmann s horse fell on
the ice here Tuesday, broke its leg
and had to be killed.
The funeral of Mrs, Tremp will
occur at st. Patrick's church tomor.
row at p. m. conducted by Rev J
w. Treis.
w. S. Bennett has introduced a
bill in the New York legislature
amending the Raines hotel law
Next Sunday is Candlemas day
and farmers should have half their
meat and half their hay If the
grounding sees his shadow why
then.
Rev. Henry s. Dunning Of Cory
Pa, is a candidate for the vacant
pulpit of the-Presbyterian church al
Port Jervis.
A proposed trolley road covering
several sections Of New Jersey in.
cludes a line from Newton through
the Gap to Milford
Jane Pioot to Charles A. Fleig,
l2O2 acres. part of Jacob Lane, Del.
aware. Consideration 81.
Miss Frances @. Dingman of Ding.
mans is quite seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Hon. Lafayette Westbrook suffer
ed a stroke of paralysis last Monday
while driving to East stroudsburg.
He was able, however, to get out Of
his carriage and enter the bank and
was soon sufficiently recovered to
be taken to his home He is now
slightly improved. This is his first
illness during his seventy six years
Of life.
Dewitt G. Hoyt, formerly Of sus-
sex county, lately proprietor of the
County hotel at somerville, N. j.,
committed suicide by shooting him
self Thursday. Jan %.
Andrew Carnegie has given $500
900 to Edward Cooper institute.
New York. The Cooper aud Hew-
lite families have already given
$500, 900.
No more prisoners viii be roceiv-
ed in the Trenton state prison until
the smallpox epidemic there is
checked.
The Colonial tea in the Presby-
terian church parlors last evening
was a great success. About $50 was
the result.
j C. Chamberlain ana wife at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Van Cor
den at Dingmans Wednesday