The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-06-12
New Egypt.

The Lake View house, Mrs. r. Thomp-
son, proprietor, is now open for summer
boarders.
JIM. Thompson, agent for r. B. Brown,
shipped nearly 100 crates of strawberries
to New York last week.
The recent hail storm did much dam
age in this vicinity to growing crops as
well as breaking glass in hot houses and
dwellings.
Story Harker has moved his stock of
goods in c. S. Golfers store, and Thomas
Reed now occupies Harker's old store as
| a pool room and restaurant.
A hearing before w. A. Barrows, Mas
| ter in Chancery, was held at Gibarson's
| hotel, on Friday last, in the case of the
| Misses Horner vs. G. S. Collier, to deter
mine the legality of certain acts in the re-
cent assignment of the latter, by which
| the Misses Horner received nothing
Judge Joseph H. Gaskill represented the
plaintiffs. They will recover several hun
bred dollars.
George Woodward is fitting up the old
Republican headquarters in fine style for
a billiard room.
A new lodge of Jr. 0. U. A. M. will be
instituted at Hornerstown on the 25th of
June, to be known as YOUNGSTOWN Coun-
Gil.
Miss Carrie Vanhise, daughter of An
thony Vanhise, was thrown from road
cart in YOUNGSTOWN, on Wednesday, by
| a runaway horse and sustained severe IN
juries.
The new Methodist minister, Rev. S.
NJ. Nanzant, is very popular as preach
er and pastor.
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughters, of
Merchantville, are visiting friends here.
DIR. Israel Woodward, resident physl-
clan of Baltimore University, is home on
vacation.
DIR. William B Warren, of the Penn
sylvania Dental College, is home on a
weeks vacation.
William t. Nash has lately added to his
business by putting in a line of fine
shoes, such as may be found in any first
class shoe store.
Chafey & Brown have offered q prize
for the best decorated bicycle in the big
Jr. 0. U. A. M. parade July 4th This
coupled with the prize offered by commit
tee for the winner of the bicycle race
should attract cyclers and their friends.
Ocean Council, No 10. Jr., o. U. A. NJ,
have appointed James A. Irons, J. M.
Thompson, f. Frank Moore, Geo. G.
Widman and Thomas Hartshorn as q
committee to arrange for the large cele-
bration in Aliens Grove, July 4th An
effort will be made to duplicate the mons
ter celebration of 1892 when 5000 people
were said to have been in town. Special
trains will run, and all neighboring Coun-
ellis, including Toms River and Mount Hol-
ly, are invited to participate. A female
base ball club, merry-go- round, bicycle
races and parades, comedians, business
mems parade, farmers parade, ETC., will
be leading features.
The officers of the newly formed
woman's lodge-Oneta Tribe, No 81.
Daughters of Pocahontas, are as follows
Prophecies, Ella Bussum Pocahontas,
Lizzie Brown Wenoah, Lila Thompson );
Powhatan, Kate Irons Keeper of Records,
Carrie Rogers Keeper of Wampum, Lou
Jameson First Scout, Jennie Cowperth
wait Second Scout, Sarah Brown First
Runner. Hannah Atkinson Second Run
ner, Jennie Brown Guard of Tepee, Ma
ria Dunhell Guard of forest, Alberta
Chafey First Warrior, Title Chambers
Second Warrior, Hannah Irons; Third
Warrior. Nellie Reed Fourth Warrior,
Maggie Malone First Councillor, Nettie
Homer Second Councillor, Mary Archer.