Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-09-02
NOTES FROM
SANDYSTON


father at Layton.
Samuel Patterson Of Port Jervis,
was buried at that place on Saturday
aged 76 years. He leaves "A widow,
who was formerly Ursula Losey Of
this town.
Mr.. Jones Of Buffalo, n. Y is Wis.
iting his SOU, DR. E W. Jones, at
Layton for a short time.
It is rather queer that some Of our
fishermon can go to the river and
cume back with load Of bass, while
other parties 60 aod FISH al day and
don't get a fish A couple Of our
fishermen one day last week caught
IS fine bass, and other catches are
repored nearly as good.
Seth slsv Of Layton gees to y Y.
on Monday returning on Saturday.
snd is under tho care Of throat
specialist. His many friends hope
t,r a SPEEDY recovery
a young man who imagines ne is
rot known stole the dash lamp Of
SIS melipe from .ne erounus oi
he Harvest Home Just word Of
advice TO that young man, get that
.'"p 10 'ne Layton > y at once OF
i-'N Ou''
Ooe OF the team horses of John
holman working on the new rood
returning from Branchville with
l7ah OF oil when it was taken sick
Heir tuttles Corner and died in a
few minutes
TIE Hsr.est Home at Layton on
tae 24th was we'll attended, and the
good things provided by the ladies
vanished before the attendants were
supplied. Everything passed OF
nicely and the neat sum Of about
$50 dollars was added TO their treas
lry. The music provided by the
Newton Drum Corps was very good,
but tnsy had never praoheed Dixie
ami that WIS omitted
The Macadam road is going ahead
as vigorously as ever under the gen
cralsnip Of Mossrs. Deuiarest and
Ray Thompson. The road is filled
VIII crushed stone from Layton to
the point OF Pine Hall, and now that
tue OIL wagon is here, the finishing
touches VIII De put on part Of the
road this week. The managers are
Feepisg the road in good passable
condition and 1t is hoped that the
pucile WIN stay on the roau ior a
o. -upie oi uays Si'er oii'hg'
At last the contractors for build
ing the bridge near Will Heaters on
the new ROAD have begun work, and
as one Of the workman said, win
finish 1t up by snowhy." Ii will be a
grand imnrovan,ent ovsr the ons
e.,,. ~, ,.r..,o,, -.
Du''o u" 'i'e l@"''is io"N' an" ho"
the board OF treeholders can accept
that bridge is a surprise to many,
but il will 20 in with the rest. We
80 90 80 -, h.,do,, ,,T.,,o.,
s " " - 'oN
Dut tha' mas oeei loss III the rustic
INSPECTORS Of the 8. p. c. A dropI
in on the teams engaged on the new
road. Some Of the horses were no
IN condition and tho ounars a,5
uiiNeis were siNo" sOiue very "hoi'
some advice. aud unless needed som'
one Will get fined But, who pui
,ha : p G. A visea
Z Miss MSnei oihlth Oh Layton VII
soon return to her school room dutie
lin Newark having spent her sum
ma, rs.ati,n ,,,tl, ban ,sr.r,s h.,a
Z : -
The Vantage Recorded SAYS th'
reason why the Sandyston-trank
- n,,sh.a nd o,bar roaas 80. iso,eS 81, "a I;
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a1,,har - ~ Fla,hrn,S - -,
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: =, - ~ - s 80, g - Itas - 'i,eo -
a ,'' - - - -, - W.
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. sp' eudid corps Of italian laborers.