Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-09-30
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and killed Henry Shonse 1t Homes
dale nearly thirty years ago, for
which he was tried and convicted Of
mapsraughter and ssntancsd 20 IL
years in ths penitsntlafy. recently
visited shat town TO oousult ~ 10
means 70 obtain ad1nission 90 Hillside
Home near Scrnnton. He Is es years
old and mentally infirm. He has
been living with daughter but felt
he vnRaa burden on he, family. On
his rsturn 10 her hone he made
threats for which he WAS arrested
and lodged in Honesdale iail.
Those interested in raising poultry
might nsnafl b oousids stAble -inforuua
tlon by writing the Pennsylvania
State College for circular No. which
gives hints on how TO build poultry
houses. Plans have been prepared
for the houses mentioned which may
be obtained tree ON application.
A law should be passed in this
state to compel drivers of vehicles to
carry a lamp at night. This would
give protection both to the vehicle
and automobiles. We will ask MIR.
Marvin to Introduce such bill in
the next legislature and no doubt il
will pass. New Jersey now has
law of this kind.
Durant f. Drake and wife Of BoA
ton are visiting the family of Rev c.
A. White at the Manse.
The state road in Green township
has been accepted by the Highway
Department.. II is three and half
miles lo0g snd the contract price was
s2s. 800 IS The 65 cents possibly
was for extra water paiIs.
Sheldon and Seeksl pears for sale
Enquire at the PRESS office.
Harvey L. West Is srranging to
enter the Soldiers Home at Bath, N.
Y. He is veteran Of the civil wsr.
N. C. Detrick formerly Of Milford.
is now Assistant Manager of the
New Dunlap Hotel at Atlantic City.
he has been In the hotel business
several years and has experience.
DR.. Buekingbpm, q Wbos has been
pFacticing in MAtamoras, has re-
moved to Philadelphia.
A postal from R. D. sayre, Whe
was a. 0sttysburK attending the cer-
emonies of unveiling the State Mon.
ulnsni, says, the. weather was hot
and dry and over ten thOussld old
veterans we're on the ground.
Chaves, q Peruvian aviator, few
over the Alps from Brig 10 Switzer.
land t0.Ailsn last weak. He rose ia
a height OF nesriy 4 900 feet and fol-
lowed over the road built By Nspol.
con IN 1900 over the SImplon pass,
The Distance sailed by him was about
rs miles. An accident where he
landed and only fell 80 feet so badly
injured him and hts machine that he
was unable 70 finish the prescribed
tourney. Had he fallen while cross.
ing the mountains 1t would have
meant instant death.
At ths recent primaries in New
Jersey IS pei cent of the republicans
voted against U. s. s, John Kean foi
reelection. The. vote is not binding
ION the Legislature it only expresses
the sentiments Of the party, but 4
very likely ensures bis defeat.
A steamship arrived at Seattl
last Saturday from Alaska with sw,
tons Of gold bullion valued at nsarl.
one million dollars.
Born Monday September 26th {
John De 9; Van Etten and wife o
Tuckahoe, N. Y. son.
George Clark, colored, tracl
hand, aOciaently fell from rock lls
Friday into the Della ware river a
Pond Eddy and was drowned. Th
body was nOt recovered until Sur
day.
An Irishman desired; 10 becont
naturalizad, and after tha paper
were sizued the Judge turned To hin
"Eow, Dennis" he said, "you os
vote
'Wtl this ceremony Inquire
the new citizen. ''hilp me = do l
amy bstther than Oh have been vo
in for tn lasht tin ysars9''
y. = TerwIlhgsr spent saturds
IN New York.
Ms. Hoyes Is planning 70 build
home this fall on her lots on app
Ann street. and T. b. Morse ls ca
sldering building an addition TO !
residense on Fourth street.
Mrs. Matilda Rndman OF Ne
Hampton met With quits q paint
accident. Her hoFss became frigl
eusd aud she was ihmwn ont OF I
carriage breaking her shoulder.
Lewis Gregory has entered {
employ Of Graham Watts At aawl