Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-02-11

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Saturday the d ff-rent purparts were
bid as follows; No i on which is
the house to by. L. Baker for a
client for S2525, no. 3 tue farm land
John Zimmern ana for $500 and
no. 8 the woodland to James P. and
and John p. Van Etten for $505.
Total s4,s5O. These are generally
conceded 10 be fair prices.
Last Sunday was one of The sever
est day of the winter. A strong
wind added to the biting cold and
searched every crack and crevioe,
not only of houses, but of the anato'
my Of persons who ventured out
Monday morning the mercury SNUG
gled down to eleven below zero here.
and that was not a reminder of
June.
Postmaster II S. Angle was in
New York couple Of days this
week.
William Angle resigned as Posl
Master at Milford last Friday and
his son Harry S. was appointed in
place. The appointment Will run
for the next four years
Ang Ion brothers decorated the
walls oil the bank r, ON this week
which gives the pace a more at
tractive appearance.
l.. S. Shaffer has sold bis farm in
Blooming Grove to the Hunting ana
Fishing Club for $4,000. There is Il
pond and trout stream on it.
jules Santos of Milford township
will soon remove his family to Long
Island.
Harry Morgan, who for years has
o. led residents ON his mail route
and at Dingmars by carrying with
nut pay their money to the bank,
cashing checks and accommodating
them generally in those matters re
Gently had his good nature shocked
by rarty for whom he had brot
a check to the bank here and had
clshed, denying that he had hand
ed over the proceeds. He does not
recall the tr lnsactiOn but will m Ike
good and in future protect hims alf by
bting on the safe side.
Turkey supper at the Presbyterian
Church Feb. 22 from six to ten
o'clock.
Those who took the test examina-
tiOn for census enumerators at Ding
mans Ferry last Saturday were Isaiah
Dundas, Allen Brown, Daniel Shoe
maker of Delaware and Frank RnseD
Grams, NJ. V. Briscoe, Walter Staff
ord and R p. Mills Of Lehman.
Mrs. NJ c. Nyce of Bushkill visit
ed in the family of e. W. Bull esq
part of this week.
Mrs. W. b. Kenworthy who has
been visiting friends in N. Y for a
couple of weeks has returned home.
The Honesdale Citizsn is cipherinR
over this poser. Multiply So by S.
and it slys you have $25. Multiply
500 cents, the number in S5, by 800
and yoa have 50, 500 We wait an
answer.
The Milford basket ball team will
play the Honesdale quintet Saturday
evening in Browns Hall
The bank will be closed tomorrow
Lincoln's birth day. Tuesday the 18th
election day and Tuesday the 22nd
Washiugton's birth day.
The Military Academy formerly
located at Cornwall-On-the-Hudson
which was destroyed by fire a short
time ago may lie established at Della
aware Water Gap. A citizen there
has offered the use of building he
owns at nominal cost.
The residence of James Bunnell al
Bushkill was slightly damaged by
fire a few days ago
The % annual dinner of the Mipi
sink valley Historical Society will be
he'd at Port Jervis Feb. 22nd. Sew,
eral excellent speakers are expected
: to make addresses.
Il bon. W. S. Bennett Of New York
a son of Jane Bennett who is vel
r known here from his former connec
! tion with the Gazette, is TO have hi
: hoom fuS he Governorship LAUGHED
r at n dinner soon 10 be given.
2 Mrs. John Carlin died last weel
!, Friday after long illness of old ag,
i and general debility aged so years
] She is survived by one sister VIII,
G has always lived with her and sew
: eral children Interment in tn
d Hill Side cemetery at Hawley. Sh
was a native of Kimble.
t Z S. Wolfe entained the teacher
5 Of the High Shool Wef n asday even
ing,
: James NJ. Allerton, for man,
e years law, er in Port Jarvis died il
d MalamoTas yesterday afterno IN age