The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.

on Friday.
Small boy wanted to be generally use
full around the store. ]. S. McIlyain, s.
Main street.
Mrs. William w. North and daughter
of San Francisco. are visiting relatives il
Mount Holly.
Nathan Harper, former proprietor o
the Mount Holly Herald, died at Plain
field last week.
A supper, by the ladies of the Metho
dist Church, will be given in the Masonic
Temple on October Is and IA.
The convention to nominate Prohibi
ton ticket tor Burlington county, will be
held at Moorestown, on Saturday.
Rev. NJ. ]. Brennan. ofthe church OF the
Sacred Heart, Mount Holly, who has been
on trip to Europe, has sailed for home
Harry Tomlinson was taken before
Justice Cook, last evening" and put under
$500 bail to keep the peace, for making
threats against Clarence B. Taylor.
John Gary, son of Elmer Gary, of Cross
wicks, died, on Tuesday, from loekjaw'
caused by wound on his foot, the result
of stepping on piece of broken crockery.
Rev P. F. Connolly, pastor of ST. Mary's
R. c. Church, Bordentown, will be gwen
an ovation by his congregation on his re-
turn from an European trip next Satur-
day.
Special Policeman Foulks was set upon
by gang of toughs, on Saturday night,
some of whom were connected with the
assault upon Constable Heaviland.
Arrests will be made to-day.
The Rev. J. Franklin Long, OF Brooklyn,
late Baptist minister, has been called to
the charge of Trinity Church, Vincentown,
and Grace Church, Pemberton. He has
not yet signifed his acceptance.
There was slight fire in the grist mill,
on Mill street, on Wednesday, caused by
overheated machinery. An alarm was
sounded and the fremen responded, but
their services were not required.
= Remember the parlor musicale to be
given at the residence of John D. John
son, on Thursday evening, for the benefit
of the Baptist Church. The best musical
talent in the town will take part.
While cutting down tree in front of
Jones' drug store, yesterday, Stephen Clev-
enger fell from one of the limbs to the
ground. fracturing a small bone in his
wrist and bruising his side quite severely
Begin right and have nothing to I'M
learn. Eighteen best possible, hour-long,
piano lessons at the Mount Holly College
Preparatory, with no literary studies, for
only Sc. Enter at any time. Wise
parents will not overlook this oppor-
tunity.
The greatest interest is being felt by
members of both parties in the Demo
cratic convention to be held on Saturday
The lively scenes of last years gathering
have not yet faded from the memory of
those who were present at that very spir-
tied meeting. and there is every prospect
of their being repeated this year.
The wedding of Mrs. Julia Aline Glib BIS
of Pemberton, and Charles II. Jonas. Jr.'
Ol w dSuluRVOu, ~ w Woo oOiOhhtDSN Al
Grace church, at Pemberton, yesterday.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Batten, OF Washington, D. G. The ushers
were Alfred /. Davis. Charles H. Davis,
r. E. Lippincott and R. E. Price. Mrs. A.
/. Davis presided al the organ.
The best groceries, meats and provisions
at the lowest possible prices. That is the
method of doing business adopted by
George w. Durand at his store, corner
Water and King streets. Persons desiring
to make a dollar purchase the greatest
amount of goods can do no better than
call at that store. Goods delivered free to
any part CT the town, and orders called
for when desired.
Three boys were arrested last week for
stealing hay scales beam from Fred
Schrayshuen, the ice man. They sold the
beam to Samuel Lee, the colored junk
dealer on West Washington street. for 4S
cents. Mr. Schrayshuen told constable
he would give S. for the return of the
property, and it did not take the officer
long to locate it. 1t is about time this
man Lee was attended to. He has had
the name of receiving stolen goods for a
long time.
The State Association of the Fremen's
Relief Fund met at Lambertville, on
Wednesday. The question of allowing
the local funds to be used in the purchase
of apparatus WAS not presented, as it was
thought 1t would be better to haye the
matter discussed to a greater extent by
local associations. Joseph G.. Kingdom, of
Mount Holly, was elected Vice President
from the Second District.
DR.. r. II. Parsons and Charles K.
Chambers left on Saturday for the Worlds
Fair. The following persons started yes
terday for Chicago John R. Howell and
wife, Miss Laurel Howell. Mrs. Stacy Lip
pincott, Misses Salle and Laura Fenimore.
Amos Gibbs and Miss May Shreve. Ed
ward E. Logan and wife, Misses Hettie
and Sallie Gaskill, Miss Maud Wetherill,
A. Lincoln Sailer and wife and Mrs.
Charles Ssiler.
John B. Davis, cashier of the Farmers
National Bank, was thrown from a car
rage on Saturday evening Mr.. Davis
had been driving with his wife and daugh
ter and was returning home, by way of
Garden street. At the corner of Cherry,
he guided the horse to go up the street,
but the animal wanted to go down Gar
den, and in his efforts to do as he pleased
the two wheels on the left side of the car
rage were turned under letting the We
hicle down. The occupants were thrown
out, but nobody was hurt.
There will be chrysanthemum show
In the gymnasium in the rear of ST. An
drew's Church, given by the Daughters of
the Temple, for the benefit of the church.
on November g. and 10. The following
prizes will be awarded For best specimen
plant, 50 best six specimen plants, So ;
best cut flowers, 81 best six varieties cut
flowers, 8 best design made of chrysan-
themums and their foliage, Sc; second
best do, 49, Persons wishing to exhibit
will please notify the president, stating
under which class they will exhibit, as
soon as possible. E. o. Kinsinger, lock-
box 542
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