The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-04-13

Personal
T. Walter Borton and wife spent Sun
day in Camden.
John Mitchell, of Georgetown, has re-
moved to Mount Holly.
Benjamin D. Shreve was a visitor to
Mount Holly last week.
George Brown, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in Mount Holly.
Ex-Sheriff William A. Town send was
in Mount Holly ON Saturday.
Samuel A. Atkinson has returned from
few days trip to Atlantic City.
Mayor McNeal, of Burlington, was Wis
itor to Mount Holly last, evening.
Profs. Loos and Laird, of the Academy,
visited Burlington on Wednesday.
Assessor Martin H. Girven visited
friends in Philadelphia on Sunday.
Mrs. William M. Risdon has gone to
Lynchburg, Va, to visit her sister.
Harry Cox, of Mount Holly, was a re-
cent visitor to friends at Columbus.
Mrs. A. V. L. Pumyea and her children
have returned from New Brunswick.
Richard Sweeney, of Brooklyn, visited
his parents in Mount Holly last week.
James Comfy and wife are visiting
John R. Deacon, on upper Maine street.
Mrs. Fred Kumpf, of Vincentown, was
visitor to the county seat on Saturday.
James Borden. formerly clerk in the
Farmers bank, was in town on Saturday.
Ernest Watts, of Burlington, was in
town Saturday attending to legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hetzell, of Phila-
delphia, spent Sunday with relatives here
Lawyer George Reynolds, of Camden,
will spend the summer in Merchantville.
David Sharp and Israel Kerlin, of Col.
umbus, were in Mount Holly on Tuesday
A. S. Petit, well-known Moorestown
justice, transacted business here on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Zurbrugg, of Riverside
are preparing for an extended European
tour.
]. E. Watkins. Jr., of Washington, D.
c., visited his cousin, Miss Newbold, last
week.
Thomas and Edward Apologize, Of
Hightstown, visited relatives here last
week.
Judge ]. Frank Fort and family visited
relatives in Mount Holly on Saturday and
Sunday.
Samuel R. Hewlings, of Marlton, waf
one of the visitors to Mount Holly or
Saturday.
Joseph w. Colkitt has been confined t.
the house the past few days suffering with
rheumatism.
Charles Pitman and family, of Reading
Pa, have been visiting Franklin Dill, or
Cherry street.
Mrs. John F. Reimer, of frankfort, Pa.
spent portion of last week with friends
in Mount Holly.
Amor Gauntt, of Westampton, while il
town on Saturday, purchased a quantity
of farm implements.
Frank Hustled and wife, of Salem, ar,
/ spending few days with Mrs. Burdsell
T on Madison avenue.
} Robert V. ParviD, former resident o
Mount Holly, was the guest of John B
Herbert, on Sunday.
| Mrs. S. A. Herbert, who has been visit
ing relatives in Mount Holly. has return
ed with her children to Washington, D. c
George W. Ekings and wife and Mis-
Ethel Witzman, of Philadelphia. we're tn
guests of Evans H. Tomlinson, on Sunday
John D. Johnson and wife, John B
Davis and wife, ]. D. Johnson, Jr., an,
G. s. Johnson, spent Sunday at Haddo1
Hall, Atlantic City.
: George E. Hotchkiss, inventor of tn
bicycle railroad between Mount Holl
3 and Smithville, paid visit to this tow
on Tuesday. He remained but FEY
! hours.
Aaron Early, former burgess of Pen
herton was greeted nv old acouaintance
here on Saturday. Mr.. Early is remark
ably we'll preserved, be being over
! years of age.