The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-06-06

Werts, to fill the place of William Camp
bell, who has removed from the county.
Louis Garbarino starts from New York
for Genoa, Italy, on the 10th ofJune, and
expects to stay away several months. His
business will be conducted by his nephew,
Mr.. Capelli.
Walter C. Thompson, of Palmyra, who
was recently arrested in Philadelphia, for
assaulting a young woman, was last week
sentenced to the Eastern penitentiary for
three years.
An enjoyable dance was given at the
Birmingham inn on Friday night. The
managers were E. H. Lippincott, c. G.
Deacon, A. NJ. Fenimore. ]. r. Biddle and
S. C. Fenimore.
Rev. R. A. Rodrick, rector of st. An
drew's Church, who has been confined to
his home on account of lameness, preach
ed on Sunday, but was compelled to sup
port himself on crutches.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
has decided not to appeal from the YER
dict of the jury giving Howard Parry, OF
Cinnamlnson, $500 damages on account OF
his having been put off train between
Burlington and Riverton.
Justice Cleyenger was engaged on We'd
nesday evening in listening to the request
of William M. Brown who wanted Char
lie Shemeley, a small boy. sent to the
Reform school, because he was incorrigi-
BILE. AS the Justice could not discover
that the boy was so terribly bad, he re-
served his decision.
Nothing succeeds like success" That
is chestnut. If you would be success
full at growing egg plants, you should get
ported plants at Rosbach's, Pemberton.
This is fact. You will be surprised, and
agreeably so, at the quantity of Towering
plants you can buy for small amount OF
cash at the same place. 3t
Two Burlington county boys have been
selected as honor men of the senior class
at Rutgers college. Reginald B. Allen,
son of Milton Fl. Allen, of Medford, will
deliver the philosophic Grafton, and Ezra
F. Scattergood, of Columbus, will deliver
the scientific grafton. The latter student
secured the electrical prize.
Reeve Holland died at Waynesville,
Ohio. on Wednesday, aged SIS years. Mr..
Holland was born in Mount Holly. Janu-
airy "a, 1908, and was the son of James
and Hannah Reeves Holland. His pa
rents went west in 1917, and Reeve grew
up with the country, and amassed quite
q competence, retiring from active BUSH
ness in 1868.
Early cabbage and tomato plants, $3.50
per 1000; egg plants. 25c. per dozen !;
potted do, &c.; chrysanthemums, &c.
each; vase and basket plants. SOC. per
doz. also complete stock of everything
for the vegetable and flower garden, in
the very best condition and at reasonable
prices. at Rosbach's, Pemberton, Large
quantities at special prices.
The Y. M. C. A. report for May shows
number of men and boys visiting rooms,
1888; number of visits to the gymnasium
for exercise 100; two meetings of the
Literary Society we're held with total
attendance of 427; three song services
were attended by A; one public gospel
meeting by 100; two mems gospel meet
ings by SO; three boys meetings by e.
Thomas J. Morgan had his right arm
badly injured while at work at the Flor
ence foundry early Saturday morning He
was helping to load some thirty-six inch
pipe on the cars when the skid broke and
caught his arm between two large pipes,
crushing it badly. The two pipes weigh
about four and one.haf tons. He was
taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital,
Philadelphia, for treatment.
On Monday, while William T, McKaig
and Rev. D. H. Shock we're driving from
Toms River to Island Heights, their horse
commenced kicking before they had got
ten out of town. The cross-bar Of the
shafts were soon kicked out and the occu-
pants of the carriage, in order to save
themselves, jumped out. Shock landed
with such force on the ground as to break
his collar bone, while McKaig sprained
his right arm and was bruised somewhat
about the head.
Governor Werts, on Wednesday, ap
pointed supervisors for the various stone
roads about to be built in Burlington
county. In some instances there wal
quite contest for the position, which
paws FIVE dollars per day. John s. Rog
ers, of Chester, will have charge of ths
two roads being built in that township
Enoch Evans will oversee the road from
Riverton to Westfeld. Charles K. Van
solver will look after the road in Beverl,
township, and Edward r. yansciyer viii
supervise the one in Willingbofo.
The members of the old Third Stree
Methodist Episcopal Church, of Camden
rendered a surprise celebration on Frida,
night to the Rev WV. Moffett and wife
the occasion beng the 25th anniversar.
of their wedding. Mr.. Moffett was pas
tor of the Third Street Church ten years
but is the present superintendent Of tn
American Bible Society of the district Q
New Jersey and Delaware. After yer
enjoyable evening, the Rev. L. b. Hal
ris. Presiding Elder of the Camden Dii
trict Of the New Jersey Conference, prs
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Moffett with hant
u..- - as1yormoro
Father William P. Treacy. the depose
Catholic priest, has quietly surrendere
possession of the church parsonage I
Swedesboro' and Father Walter Leahy hi
taken possession. Father Treacy agreed
give up the parsonage ifhis claim for bac
salary, amounting to $1,000, was settled
Last week Lawyers Starr & Backes, repr
senting the different interests, went ovs
the books, and. after considerable troubl
q settlement was effected on Thursda
Father Treacy and his brother will tai
up their residence In Woodstown. 1t
said, and publish book containing
full history Of their troubles with Bisht
O'Farrell.
United States Marshall Pfeiffer Ia
week served papers upon John H. A
trim. clerk of the Board of Freeholdel
for damages caused to boat belonging
Paxson, Comfort & Co., Of Philadelphia
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