Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-04-29

and the line is we'll patronized. IL
parallels the Erie but the service on
the road is so Indifferent that passen.
gers prefer the other method of
transit. IL town cannot have a
trolley road an auto line is the next
best.
Mrs Wyess committed suicide at
Matamoras Monday afternoon by sew
ering an artery in her wrist with a
razor. She was found soon after
committing the deed but bled to
death before physician arrived.
A young lady in Philadelphis,
cashier in q store on salary of $l2
week, bought an automobile and
enjoyed rides and good dinners. Now
she is under arrest for mbez1ienent
but then she had q good time while
it lasted.
The Massachusetts, Legislature.
fsvors electing United. States Sena
tors by popular vote.
Bjornson. the famous Nor EegisIl
novelist, died in Paris Tuesday, after
a long illness Of paralysis.
Paul SchaunO of Riverside Hotel
in Lehman, who is verg i'll with
pneumonia, was visited this week
by his brothers Leon and Charles Cf
LakeWOod N. j.
Mrs. Louis J. Husson of Dingmar
township is suffering with pneu-
monia.
Twelve Mile Pond in Porter town
ship and some. 5000 ocres of land
surrounding have passed into control
of sporismen from Wilkes Barre,
Scranton, Easton and Stroudsburg
rhey will establish fisa and game
preserve and make it a summer out
ing resort
George A Daumann and Martha
E. Fieg, both of this County, were
married last Saturday afternoon by
Rev. c. A. White.
Hon. A. Mitchell Palmer Ul
Stroudsburg made brief visit here
last Saturday and now the light OF
his countensnce shines benignantly
on the faithful from nearly every
shop window in town.
Milford Auto Co, has equipped lis
garage with gasoline lamps which
fafford a fine light. The gas is sup
piled through very small hollow
wire.
Lewis Luckey of Matsmoras and
Catharine Adler of New York were
married last Friday by Rev. A. G.
Corey.
Three RATS it is said have foated
down the river this spring.
H. W. Buchanan of Dingman tsp
who returned home from New Yorl
last week where he was under treat
ment for his health, is improved ant
is assured by physicians that he l.
on the road TO recovery from hi
long Illness. This will be cheering
news to his many friends.
Miss Bertha Fieg of Newark, n
j., visited her parents near town las
week
In effect the 3Oth of April. 19I,
the post Office will be open for tn,
delivery OF mail on Sundays from
8 80 until s.45 p. m, (after the hou
of public worship.)
Il. S. ANGLE,
I Postmaster
President Taft has nominated Gov
Hughes Of New York to be an asso
ciste justice of the Supreme Court Q
the United States He Will not tax
his seat until next October The az
pOinlment will give general satisfaC
tion for it was feared by many that
corporation lawyer would be named
Damaging frosts and snow diI
great injury tU crops in some south
ern states Monday. In Georgia
Mississippi and as far south as Texa
serious effects will be felt. In New
fOundland the temperature range
TO s5 above, when 10y all precedent
2 1t should have been below freezing
Five men, among them Henr
, Brink, who WAS tried and acluitte
0 Gf the murler Of Cooperman, wer
5 arrested last week in Montague, \
! j.. by fi-hWardeus for dynamitin
. the Della ware. They were fined s2O
each. Some paid the fine aud othel
q are working out the fine in jail
The family Of John Haley will o,
cupy the house Of W. Il. Warner Il
/. High street this summer.
2 Normal school courses have bse
D made four years and the course
a study has teen changed
Mechanics in town are very bus.
& New buildings commenced and thu
% in Course Of erection give emplo
Inent 10 all here and the demand