The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-07-20

Turnkey William H. Reeves spent Sun
day at Rosemont, Pa.
3 Ellsworth E. Holemsn spent few day
at Toms River last week
f Miss Irene W. Cowgirl is taking a two
} weeks vacation at Longport.
Miss Name Gale has returned from 6
, visit to friends at Burlington.
Beverley c. Kingdom left yesterday fol
J weeks trip to Asbury Park.
Miss Anna NJ Sleeper, of Lumberton
J visited relatives here on Sunday.
Misses Maggie and May Pease returned
home from Hightstown on Friday.
Miss Rebecca Gaskill, of Cherry street,
is visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Middleton, of Haddonfeld,
is visiting relatives in Mount Holly.
Miss Marion Travis, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Ex-County Clerk Levi French was call
ing on Mount Holly friends last week.
County Clerk Worrell paid a visit to
Berkeley and Sea Side Park on Sunday.
Boardman Gaskill and two daughters,
of Trenton, spent Sunday in Mount Holly.
Charles Coles. clerk in the Union bank.
has been confined to the house by illness.
Mrs. Charles z Chambers leaves to
morrow on few weeks trip to Cape May
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles simons, of Ju-
liustown, spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Miss Anna Sims, of Washington, D. c.,
is guest of the Misses Sherman, on Broad
street.
Mrs. Rachel Sailer and A. Lincoln Sail
er and wife are at Asbury Park for an
outing.
Miss Bessie Logan, of Sheldon, Iowa, is
visiting Judge Gaskill at his Sea Side Park
cottage.
After spending a season at Beach
Haven, James w. Deacon will return to
Kentucky.
Mrs. William r. Gilpin, of Burlington,
was the guest of relatives in Mount Holly
last week.
Miss Rena Powell, of Philadelphia, was
visiting her young friends In Mount Holly
last week.
Miss Alice Murphy, of New York, was
guest last week OF her aunt, Mrs. John
r. Howell
Miss Sue M. Smith is spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waters,
at Elizabeth.
Restore Lippincott has been suffering
since last Wednesday with a severe at
tack of vertigo.
Cashier B. F. Lee and wife and Cashier
John B. Dayis and wife spent Sunday at
Sea Side Park.
DR.. W. w. Whitehead returned, last
week, from trip to Boston, where his
wife is staying.
Prosecutor Eugene Emley and wife, of
Paterson, were the guests of Mrs. Joseph
Emley on Sunday.
Isaac Moffett, of Glassboro, candidate for
Internal Revenue Collector, was in Mount
Holly on Thursday.
Miss Beatrice Sooy and her friend, Miss
Smith, went to Hagerstown last week to
visit Miss Crawford.
Aaron E. Burr, of Moorestown, was
looking after some legal matters at the
county seat on Friday.
Miss Jessie Johnson, of Burlington
visited her mother, Mrs. Birdsall, on
Madison avenue, last week.
William s. Trick and wife, of Vlncen-
town, will sail for Europe tomorrow, to
be gone about two months.
Joseph II. Borton, proprietor of the
hotel Dennis, Atlantic City, paid visit to
Mount Holly on Saturday.
Edward Middleton and Howard Brad
dock, of Haddonield, were visiting friends
in Mount Holly on Sunday.
Milton H. Allen, OF Medford, returned
last week from a trip to Milwaukee. Miss
Kate S. Allen is at Toronto.
Edward D. Stokes and Jerome B.
Griggs, accompanied by their wives
spent Sunday at Berkeley Arms.
Mrs. Cannon and child and Miss Clara
Guth, of Philadelphia, spent last week
with James Martin, on Mill street.
Ex-Sheriff Edward Emley, accompan-
led by his daughter Martha, are spend
ing few days on his farm near Jacobs
town.
Rev. Norman V. P. Lewis, accompanied
by his brother Edward, came down to
Mount Holly from Elizabeth on Sunday
evening.
Mrs. William Jackson, of Phoenixville,
Pa, accompanied by her niece, is spend
ing few weeks with friends in this
vicinity.
Milton Relyea left on Saturday for New
Brunswick, where he will make short
visit. From there he will pay visit to
Boston, Mass.
F. Carlton Dalton was recent visitor
to Retreat, where he tramped over fif-
teen acres in search of two quarts of
nuckl6Dorrlo6.
c. Clarence Deacon. who is employed
by the Remington Typewriter Co., at
Cleveland, O., is visiting relatives in
Mount Holly.
Miss Hannie M. Gale, engaged as book
keeper for Dunlap & Co., carpet manufac-
turers in Philadelphia, is enjoying a
weeks vacation with her parents here.
Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Kinsolying, who
have been staying in Mount Holly for
some time, will soon start for their home
IN Brazil, to resume their missionary
work.
Rev Charles II. Pendleton, pas tor Of
the Baptist Church, will enjoy his vaca-
ton during the month of August He
will go to Worcester, Mass, and Wester
ly, r. /.
Palmyra.
An oil stove in the home of John P
Sasr exploded on Wednesday and set fire