Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-04-23
BRIEF MENTION

eneos after the drst Of next JanuaFJ
10 this Staes. The changes from sh'
old ere material and ths Incense seoi
are raised. The speed Is incrsased I,
"a milsA ah hour In che open coantrJ
aud 20 ~ b thiokly settled phases.
In little country town, the ex
Irems in fashion always looks fast.
Automobiles are liks people this
cheap oneasare noisy.
Few svek think that boy may be
tired. p
Il 90 often bpppsns by che time
Une is well, on in this world he is well
on toward 4he next.
CarelesSpesS causes more mon
troublo than lazipOss and wickedness
combined.
Work 70 imprOVs results. Never
mind your job-it will take care Of
itself.
There are many ways to do O thing
wrong, but cnlY one way to do it
right.
It's the things we didn't do that
we regret most.
The value, Of your services depends
upon how valuable you make them.
Some mon will taAe an awful lot
OF abuse to keep from paying their
bills.
Percy Lyman Jr returned last Mon
day to his studies at the E S. S. N.
The bodies OF late Solomon New.
man, who died in 1879, of his wife
Caty who died In 1894, their son
JohA B. whe died ia 1894 and Sarah
J. Tomson, wife of Charles Newman
who died in 1856. wero removed this
week from tho Ceneiery at foot of
Milford hill to Milford Cemetery.
Miss Aillioent Crissman has fitted
up a-tsa room In the house adjoining
the Sawkili House where she win
'ssrve tea and coffee and hehtrefresn
nents. Ths rooaa 10 very tastily ar.
ranged and win afford pleasant
place for ladies and their escorts to
enjoy Q Quist little lsnch.
Open SsSsoAs fer fish same az now |
but Suntish are no longer game.
Bass under 8 inches may not be tab.
ea and not more than IL . day.
Trout must be inches long ana 90
may be taken in day. Eels, suck.
ers. carp and mullet may bo taken
with gigs during July, August and
September IN streams not stocked
with trout, and those are Just the |
streams that should bs freed of them |
by any device whetevsr.
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church in New York, at . recent
meeting Of two hours duration raised
111T, 900 for Ohurch extension
Last NOSday Thermometers here
segistsred 30 In tAs shade. and gar.
den Gendsf began hunting spades.
Tuesday the rain and cold took she
snap GUS Of them.
Mckay and Colby Of New York
who we're promoting the honepdale
slestric road were arrssted April 2,
and we're in Jail until last week when
shsy got out on bail. The charge
Was defrauding the government by
uslnG the mails se AdEartiss~ niRiRgI
sschsmss. 50 far, no matter what
thsif dessEia 10 one cohnected WITH
our Numerous railroads has been 60
zunfortunete.
Homer Greene Esq, Honesdale's
iiterary lawyer, hAsjuss published a
new story called "a Lincoln Con-
sPcript. = The time il during the war
lad ths scene is land near the Maple
CITY.
Soma pEoyisions in the new game
lAw are making open season for Fab-
bite Nov Ist TO Dec 18th, only ten
;inay b Killed BY one person in day
sNoOdcOck season from Oct lst to
Dee lat.
County Superintendent Of Schools
sLucian Westbrook visited town last
Monday.
Miss Fannie A. Poillon of Great
Neck, l.. J. was in toza few days
she Arst Of the week. and while here
eOnplStsd arrangements for the sale
81 her house corner Broad and Ann
streets, Milford Beroagh 10 J. IL.
RsnEttsp.
Note the advertisement Of sale Of
house and lot near Centre SquGre
May THIS lie . very desirable
property aud should meet with ready
0iRposal. Also at same time shares
Of stock in Milford Bridge Company
J. e. Hill, who has had OOnsidera
bic experience, has assumed the ee'
ItOrship Of the Monroe Democrat.
A young man posing an Odd Eel
low has been VictimlEing Lodges II
ehf. State and Nam Iarsa5 ne 4