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

fall term, with the exception Of two
that are without teachers This is
too bad, aud there is no reason why
this state of affairs should exist, ex-
cept neglect on the part of the b. of
E.
Walpaok is y similar fix, for of
their three schools one only has II
teacher.
It would seem that the salaries
paid are entirely tho small.
Seth Shay on his arrival home Sat.
urday from New York claimed he is
much better.
He placed himself under the care
Of a New York Specialist for throat
trouble, and feels that he has i'm
proved The first specialist he Wis
tied, ordered him not to talk for one
month, and now he can hardly
speak, Il ne desires TO.
Four daily N. Y. Americans taken
at the Layton P. o. for the past
month came via Dunfeld aod Flat
brookviIle, thus making them one
day late. We can not find out where
the fault lies
The mail carrier from Flatbrook-
ville to Layton wished his starting
time from Flatbrook made EARL
ler
Application was made and imme
diatelY granted, and instead of 10
A. Nj. that mail from Sept 2 leaves
at $40 A. M. Somebody has got to
hustle in the morning now.
A wing wall Of ten feet is being
added to the sbutment of the Layton
bridge on the south side.
As the stream runs South there is
no apparent reason for this addition.
Saturday last as Mr.. Demsrest the
contractor was emptying barrel of
oil into the wagon the oil took fire
and when f1aring back burned him
severely about the head end neck.
How he ssved his eyes, and him
self from inhuling the flame is a
mystery.
The big auto with SIX occupants
who wished to dive over the new
road, land think they we're most
, Iy Freeholders) when told the road
was closed to travel one remarked,
: ATS damn poor set Of Freeholders
ount drive over their read"
On the 2nd inst the Newark Even
ing News printed an extract from
/. from a circular Issued by John j.
Vapsickle when he was running for
E Freeholder three years ago, and that
: correspondent would have done
a much better had he printed the cir
y cular entire.
Where he says "Vansickle defeat
ed John W. johnson by large ma
jority," why not explain how thai
I was done for that correspondent
y knows Mr. Vansickle is up for re-
election and has for an opponent;
8 Hiram C. Shook.
am glad to note that the Con
n tractor on the macadsn, 1, ad is push
8 ing the work, and now we have 8
z fine piece of finished road
. AS they are putting on oil anC
% screenings the road is necessarily
, closed to the travelling public. Peo
u pie north of Layton can take IT.
turnpike, and those near Layton oaI
go south, taking the Ennis roaC
d which is only a sht 1T distance fur
u ther and better road, End, by tax
p ing this road can view the famou
Y bridge recently built on that road.
!, |. The bridge ear Will Heater
=, which has caused Sc much discussion
is about completed, and the fill owe
a the bridge is now being made
The side walls are said to be laid i
Ia the bed of the stream, and are on Al
IN average about one foot in thickness
10 so | am informed.
as Thomas Hilton. Of Layton, wi
5. take charge of the bar of the hotel j
I'd Lay ton the latter part Of this month
es Tom is good ell ropnd fellow al
pc his many friends wish him all SUI
uS cess.
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