Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-04-15
BRIEF MENTION

goods on the farm of Alpheus Ben.
sley one mile below Dingmans Ferry
Monday. April rs, at Up. N.
Frank W. Cross was in New York
on business last Friday and Satur
day.
j. II Van EIten made business
trip 10 New York last week.
P. N. Bournique generously con-
tributed his salary as Burgess for
the year TO tie Milford Fire Depart
ment.
These days 1t is a poor state indeed
and greatly behind the times which
does not have an investigating COM
-mittes to-shoW-aR thseerFaptioRand
bribery of its officials, and legisls-
tors. II it cannot have that at
least it can uncover tho disgraceful
orgies which have been iDdulged in
by it's presumably respected repre-
sentatives. This work should not
be halted until the people are fully
informed as to the character of the
men who have been representing
Shem.
Hotel FsVcL, re Is open for the
season
Mr.. Reiman and wife Of New
York, who are summer guests here,
recsntly spent a few days in town.
Attention is called on another page
20 a nav business enterprise in town,
a hand laundry, which will be con
Quoted by Patrick White He prom
ises satisfaction in his line of work
and invites the public TO give him a
trial.
Wells Fargo Express has estab-
lished an Office in Milford and pack
ages will be carried by the Auto line.
The office will be in the store of F.
W. Cross.
The Autos of the Milford line will
begin making trips TO Port Jervis
tomorrow and the company declares
Its intention to run cars the entire
year. This will be a great nccommo
dation TO passengers who may thus
travel with much more comfort. II
also shows marked enterprise on the
part Of the company, and no doubt
increased patronage will prove the
wisdom of the effort.
RuInor says the Erie has made a
traffic arrangement with the pro-
jeoted trolley road between Homes.
dale and HAwley and that many OF
the passengers and much of the
freight between those places will be
carried by it. So il enterprise was
shown here to build road to Port
Jervis no doubt the Erie would aid
materially iu making it profitable.
The moon lies far North which
the weather wise say indicatesa cold
nonth.
j. B. Williams Esq of Stroudsburf
and Hon. JCaIn A.. Kipp, who were
largely instrumental in having the
late Professor J. F Dooley of Way
mort locate at Newfoundland, were
among his first students. Profssscl
Dooley WAS an excellent, pains TAX
ing teacher and q large number o
men and women who were educat et
by him attest the worth Of his char
Acter and his efficiency ss an in
structoF. A community suffers al
most trreperable loss in the death o
such . man.
A crowd from here attended
glove Hght in Port Jervis Tuesda!
night.
If you get up about 80 m yoV
may see Halley's comet low in tn
East. II is increasing in brightness
A lady in a Carbondale ohurcl
choir reaching for q high note bro
she chantioleer feather in her ha
too close to gas get. She cool,
took on her hat and had it carriel
out doors to burn.
A large glass cutting firm has be
land st Deposit, N. Y. and will NOV
it's plant from Honesdale p TO tina
place.
The Attorney General decides ths
Judge Searle will hotd his Office fo
two years.
Trout season opens toIay. TIL
recent cold weather has frozen mp III
worms and fies and they may /
hungry enough to bite.
Floyd Bevan has removed frOI
Hickory Grove Hotel to . farm
Montague. N. }.
Coal formerly shipped by the ID.
II. over tho Erie is now directed
the D 4 w. Tnis change affsc
several families at Honesdale.
Professor Surface, State q 'Ologis
warns against the use Of new spra
ing materials largely advertised. I