The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-08-03
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Mrs. Benjamin w. Zelley is visiting at
Barnegat
Daniel Suffer spent Saturday at Sea
Side Park.
Miss Lizzie Budd is spending two weeks
at Berkeley.
Peter Mornen is quite i'll at his home on
Water street.
Mrs. Joseph G. Cowgirl left for Long
port on Friday.
The family of Rodman W. Bowker is at
Island Heights.
Miss May Streaker is spending season
at Atlantic City.
Miss Emma R. Halsey is visiting rela-
tives in Camden.
Miss Bessie Madden, of Rosemont, Pa,
is visiting in town.
William Sharp and family are sojourn-
ing at Beach Haven.
Daniel B. Smith and wife are enjoying
Atlantic City breezes.
Miss Elsie foley visited relatives at
Lumberton last week.
Miss Alice Howell will remain at Ber-
kelley until September.
Beverley c. Kingdom has gone to At
lantic City for week.
Miss Florence Black, of Jobstown, is
sojourning at Seabright.
Thomas Holyman and family have re-
moved to Philadelphia.
Miss Marion Tomlinson visited friends
at Vincentown last week.
Miss Nettie Bayles was a visitor to
Princeton friends last week.
Miss May Zietz is spending two weeks
vacation at West Grove, Pa.
Mrs. George Mack. living near Haines-
port, is i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Reba Rue, of Burlington, was a
Mount Holly visitor last week.
Mrs. R. F. Y. Pierce left yesterday tor
two weeks stay at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. William Horahan, of Monroe
street, is suffering with cancer.
DIR. Carter and wife, of Jobstown, Will
start for Europe on September l.
Joseph H. Frske, of Camden. has been
visiting bis parents on Grant street.
Miss Florrie Wright, of Lumberton, is
spending the summer at Lakewood.
Miss E. T. Carr, of Mount Holly, has
gone to Asbury Park for two weeks.
Misses Christine and Blanche Pau are
paying visit to friends at Sea View.
The Misses Laura and Mary Sherman
left yesterday for Highland Lake, Pa.
Miss Elizabeth P. Holeman is guest of
Mrs. John D. johnson at Sea Side Park.
Bert Price, of Burlington, came over to
the county seat on Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans H. Tomlinson and
Miss Edna Tomlinson are at Asbury Park.
Mrs w. B. Abbey and children have
gone to Newport to remain until Septem
Der.
Ex-County Clerk Charles T. Parker, of
Burlington, was IN Mount Holly on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mark R. Sooy left on Saturday for
Berkeley, where she will spend few
days.
Mrs A. S. Burke was the guest last
week of Mrs. Allen Fenimore at West
Creek.
John r. Howell and family will leave
tomorrow for Sea Side Park for brief
outing
Frank Sherman and wife, of Philadel-
phla, have been visiting Mount Holly
friends.
Nathan W. c. Hays, of Burlington, was
attending to business matters in town on
Thursday.
Miss Maud Shinn. of Burlington, visit
ed relatives in Mount Holly on Saturday
and Sunday.
Misses Bertha Sooy and Edith Kelley
are guests of Mrs. John D. Johnson, at
Sea Side Park.
Oliver Prickett, ofShelby. Ohio, former
resident of Medford, is visiting relatiy es
in this vicinity.
Rev. Albert Reddles. formerly rector of
Trinity Church, paid visit to Mount
Holly on Friday.
Miss Zulma Dunn, of Philadelphia, last
week visited her aunts, the Misses Aaron,
on Garden street.
Charles M. Sloan is considerably better
from his recent illness, which for time
was quite serious.
Walter A. Barrows and Charles K.
Chambers spent Sunday with their fami-
lies at Cape May.
Mrs William Colby and children, of
Colby, on Pine street.
William Wright and family have rent
ed cottage at Chadwick, where they will
remain for the summer.
Theodore F. Ellis and son, of Burling.
ton, were transa citing business at the Sur
rogate's Office yesterday.
Walter Brown and family, of Candle n,
are visiting at the residence of Charles H.
Travis, on Garden street.
Assemblyman Joshua E. Borton was
shaking hands with the politicians in
} Mount Holly on Thursday.
John M. Collins returned home on Sat
urday from Springfield, Mass, where he
has been visiting for some time.
Rev. Lucien Lee Kinsolving and family
sail for England, on their way to Brazil
on the steamer st. Paul, tomorrow.
Christopher Thorp, of Plainfeld, visited
Mrs. Bullock and her brother, on Mount
Holly avenue Friday and Saturday.
Fred Bullock and family, of New York
are visiting relatives in town. The for
, mer came by way of Bristol on his wheel
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