The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-06-01
Personal.


town yesterday.
N. W. c. Hays, of Burlington, was in
town on Saturday.
Charles Coles, of Retreat, visited the
county seat on Tuesday.
Joseph P Severns, of Burlington, visited
Mount Holly on Saturday.
Edward A. Atkinson, of Columbus, was
in Mount Holly on Saturday.
Eugene U. Gibbs, of Gloucester, paid a
visit to Mount Holly yesterday.
Miss Carrie Johnson, of Philadelphia
spent yesterday in Mount Holly.
Rev. ]. Fl. Durham has been enter.
tanning his sister for several days.
Seth Thomas, of Camden, visited rela.
ives in Mount Holly on Sunday.
George W. Ekings and wife visited
friends in Mount Holly, on Sunday.
David johnson, OF Vincentown, was 9
visitor to Mount Holly, on Tuesday.
Miss Jane bod, of Newark, was a guesi
of friends in Mount Holly last week.
Alonzo NJ Bodine, of Camden, paid 6
visit to Mount Holly on Wednesday.
Mrs. John R. Howell spent last week
with friends at Elizabeth and New York
Mrs. George c. Brown, of Elizabeth
visited Mrs. Anna M. Howard last week.
Charles Evan Merritt was in Burling
ton, Tuesday, attending to business mat
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Read, of Burling-
ton, spent yesterday with friends in Mount
Holly.
Miss Carrie Remine, of Wrightstown
visited relatives in Mount Holly last
week.
Miss Ollie White, of Union street, is
spending the week with friends in PhiIa.
delphia.
Miss Clara Hammell, of Burlington
was caller on friends In Mount Holly
yesterday.
adelphla, spent Sunday with Evans H.
Tomlinson.
Levi French. of New Gretna, greeted
former acquaintance in Mount Holly, on
Wednesday.
George W. Ekings and wife, of Phila
delphia, spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in town.
Miss Mabel Carter, of Camden, was g
guest last week of Miss Laura Longstreet
on Garden street.
Philip Salsberg, the trolley electrician,
has been entertaining his brother Hugh
Salsberg, of Chicago.
B. Frank Stidfole and Harry H. Baylec
went to Asbury Park on their bicycles
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Ella Sherman, of Shreye street
was last week visited by her father, L. c
Fisher, OF Wrightstown.
John Oliphant, of Birmingham, has re-
turned from trip to Florida. He brought
two alligators home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen Clark, formerly O
Mount Holly, have been visiting the
Misses Moffett, on Union street.
George P. Appleton, of Suncook, New
Hampshire, Is a guest of his brother
Clifton R. Appleton, of Union street.
Mrs. Frank Claypoole, of Philadelphia
and her two children are visiting hel
father, Samuel Semple, of Buttonwoot
street.
Thomas Logan, Miss Bessie Logan snc
Mrs. Joseph H. Gaskill will soon leav.
for Sheldon, Iowa, where they will remain
for several weeks.
Albert Fl. Coppuck and wife are on {
visit to his mother, Mrs Mary J. Coppuck
on Washington street. Mr.. Coppucl
brought with him a very handsome new
canoe.
Fred Jones and Harry Cross, civil en-
gineers in the employ of the Pennsylvania
railroad, with headquarters at Pittsburg
came to Mount Holly, last week, on Wis
it to their parents. Mr.. Cross departed
yesterday. Mr. Jones will remain for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Mary P. Durham, sister of Rev.
II. Durham, sailed for Europe on Satur
day from New York, and will remain
away until autumn. She goes with
Philadelphia party OF young ladies' Tn,
party will visit England and Ireland
France, Italy, Switzerland and othe
points of interest on the continent.