The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-06-05
THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
LOCAL NEWS.


his official duties tomorrow.
]. A. Kadel has resigned as secretary {
the Mount Holly Y. NJ. C. A.
Get your dog registered. Several cur
were shot on Saturday evening.
100000 Paragon tomato plants for salt
Patrick Ryan, Lumberton, N. j. 4t-*
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Bodine, of Cam
den, spent Sunday in Mount Holly.
100000 Paragon tomato plants for sale
G. W. Owen, Lumberton toll gate. 23-2t.
Florence drum and fife corps furnishes
music for the Grand Army on Decoration
day.
The Board of Freeholders will meet a
the Court House at o'clock this after
noon.
G. B. Parsons has in some fine cattl
this week from the farm of the Citizen
estate.
Barclay Hampton will have charge o
Armour's storage house at the Mount Holl!
station.
The Mount Holly public schools viii
close for the summer vacation, on Friday
18th inst.
Miss Maude Kellogg gave strawberry
tea to some young friends on Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Julia Assay, of Pemberton, has beer
placed on the list of teachers of Cramer
Hill public school.
For sale, first-class safety Star bicycle
in perfect order. Will be sold cheap
Apply at The News Office.
The Baptist Sunday School will observe
children's day on Sunday evening next
with appropriate exercises.
A cantata will be rendered on Thursday
evening, in the Baptist Church. at
O'Clock. Admission 10 cents.
The New Jersey Editorial Association
will go to Bedford Springs, Pa, on it;
annual excursion, starting June %.
Edwin L. Pricktt has purchased the
brick house on Garden street, formerly
owned by Col. Clifford Stanley Sims, for
$3.50.
Assemblyman Mlcajah E. Matlack has
been appointed battalion adjutant of the
seventh regiment, with rank of first lieu
tenant
Hon. Charles E. Hendrickson, of Mount
Holly, addressed the pupils of Manchester
public school, at the closing exercises on
Friday evening.
Thomas Wells, of Burlington, have been
appointed Fish Commissioners for Bur
lington county.
Captain H. B. Llttlefeld, of Toms River
has been appointed by President Cleve-
land captain of the guard at the Govern
ment Printing Office.
Mark R. Sooy will be associated with
Isaac E. Antrim in defending William
Massey, charged with numbering Lizzie
Holloway, at Bordentown.
T. Walter Borton was elected president
of the Young Peoples Union OF the Bap-
fist Church, on Tuesday evening, vice
Fred. NJ Shemeley. resigned.
The Mount Holly Water Company has
continued its twelve inch main down
High street to Garden, instead of stoppin g
at Grant street, as originally intended.
Between Sl1 900 and S12,O 900 have been
subscribed for the stock of the new water
company. This is all outside stock, none
of the incorporators having yet subscribed.
Before sending to the wild and woody
West for roses by mail, we would adj
wise you to see what Rosbach, the Penn
berton florist, has to offer for your dol
lar.
Prof C. d. Raine, principal of the
Mount Holly public schools, will deliver
an address to the graduating class of
Haddonfeld public school, on Thursday
evening.
William D. Haines, mason, was strick-
en- with paralysis while at work at Beach
Haven, on Friday. He was brought to
his home on Pearl street. Mo unit Holly,on
Saturday.
Miss Clara Parrish will lecture tonight
at the Court House. at 7.45. Do not miss
this very interesting talk. Admission 10
cents, for the benefit of the Loyal Tenn
perance Legion.
Children playing at the house of George
Gibbs, on Wall street, yesterday, set fire
to some carpet under a shed. Luckily
the flames were extlnguished before they
got much of start.
The new water company will begin lay
ing its pipes within two weeks. BraInerd
street will be the scene of the first work,
that the pipes may be put down before
that street is paved.
Clifford, the three year old son of Frank
w. Cain, fell at his fathers home or
Monroe street, Saturday, and broke hii
arm. The little fellow fractured the
same arm last August.
Thieves broke into the railroad station
at Lumberton, on Thursday night, and Sc
cured gold watch belonging to the agent
They also robbed Dayis's Hotel ola guam
tlty OF liquors ana cigars.
A new law legislates the present board
of trustees of public schools out of offic,
on July l, and puts the management o
schools in the hands of a board of edu
cation of nine members.
Shirt waists, sateen, calico and white
lust the thing for the warm weather, which
is sure to come, and will come suddenly
Be prepared and purchase suitable ap
parel of Sue S. Evan, SO High street.
The managing committee of the Noun
Holly Water Company has Office roor
with the Mount Holly Insurance Com
pany. George L. Semple will attend t
business in the absence of the committed
The last entertainment of the seaso
will take place IN the Methodist Churct
on Friday evening of this week. Tn
programme has been prepared with
view to please the people. Admission
cents
Good Intent steam fire engine was take
TO the creek on Pine street, on Thursda
evening, and given a trial, proving to th
satisfaction of all that the steamer is
good condition and able to do effectiH
service.
Rock bottom prices prevail at the gro
cry and provision store and meat marke
corner Water and King streets. fe
orders will convince you of this fac
Orders called for and delivered. G. v
Durand.
DIR. Esterbrook, expert dentist, or b
.ot;va will he at the Arcade n