Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-07-02
BRIEF MENTION


day. He wss = senator and for yssFs
has been . political leader.
The divsrcs suit brought by Mrs..
Howard t3ould aeainSi her hRshAHd
Terminated in hsr favor and she was
aWarIiSl $4,000 = y-sr sIimoRy.
How will IL be possible for the poor
WvnaH, whose sxtravn6 Snces ARE
nstorious, 60 strUEgls along on iloo
day. Hardly sufficient TO keep her
in Shoe strings. Many no doubt will
eOEdole with her in this piHchirg
poverty hut thsn there IS tire
stsgs snt what = drawing card che
would se.
The appropriations bill for tbs Rext
sensua 70 ba taken nsxt ysRf has
passed Congress. There will be 7e,-
600 SnnmerAtoFs whO will bssiu
work April 10. 1915 In cities Of
booo aud ever the work must bod dune
in fifteen dEys and in country dis
tricts in thirty days. Tho Appr'xi
mate cost will be tl4 coo. .C0e
1t Is reported that New York par.
tirs may start 4 isxicah service be-
tween here and Port Jervls in The
pear future and that large trans
poriation aEto may also be put or
the line.
Competition IL tIie lifo Of business
ard u tkeir propositions natsribliEe
VIC can postpone having sops Of The
numerous trolley aud other railroads
for a few Eonths. or 1T least uEtll
wiAtsr when shoy are usually bulls
Mrs. Nathaniel F Taft died ~ her
home in Natamoihs last Tuesday
morning aged abnnt 20 years. She
is survived by her husband, three
daughters and two sons.
Charles Thornton has 5oaght an
auto with which TO carry the mail4.
He expects to mako all the three
trips daily with Ii and will carry pas
sengeTs.
Miss Maggie Brink has returned
h'r' frsH Hartford, CT, where size
passed the winter.
Robsrt Flndlay, who has been i'll
for some weeks IA gaining.
Ed CrissnsAn Of New Ysrk 10 o
guest with relatives here.
There viii Be races at the DrivIsK
Park July 5Ih.
Miss Mary LadwiE, after an ilIness
of several days, is improving.
The young ladiea hAvs chan god
the date Of their SR;eriainuSnt and
dance from July 5, to Saturday evon
ing July 10Th.
Mrs. C. A. white. after an illness
Of several weeks, ia showing marked
improvement.
The d. v I. Comany has raised
the fare to Port JOrVis 70 seventy
five cents.
July 3. the Milford bali club will
play the Newark, n. J. Tigers on
the grounds here.
H. StubendoIff. who lives at the
Milford Bridge, is not in very good
health.
Y. P. H1ddy ard wife Of Esst
Orange arrived here this week for
their summer vacation.
The Auditors Settlement Of she IT,.
dependent School District of Milford
shows a balance in the trsasurer's
hands of &ls43 374. The Directors
have levied tax for school purposes
Of mills and for indebtedness OF
2mills on the dollar reduction from
last year
The Glutriu, bought by the V.
A. and Borough, for nse on the
streets has been srplied and seems Ia
be a success in laying the dust. Il
has no unpleasant odor, does not aa.
here to Wagons and ia easily removed
from clothing with little water
So far it has answered expectation
and it is hoped the dust naisanc,
viii bo greatly slleviated If not who
ly abated. GiutrIn is a corn prepar
alton ana aels 50 a bisd-r, hardeuin,
tine dust snd making the road ua
smooth, while having mons OF shl
unpleasant properties Of oil.
Madsms Aialoof has opAned hsl
bazaar on Hartford Street for thu
summer with an exquisite Asw lin
of goods and fancy articles. he
good tasts and the excellent quulit,
Of her wares will commend her plac
as ono in which 10 buy.
Fred, a son of Lynn and Mary FL
sail of Port Iervis, died snddenl
last Sunday morning aged S3 years
Ne will be remembered here as
salesman Tor yeast concera.
John de C. Vsn E,,sn Of Tuokabc
N. Y. visited his parents here owe
last Sunday
A, II. Howell. principal OF sh
Whit" Mills, Pa. schools, was hos
khis ,soak