The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-04-06

Joseph Day, of Millville, was in town
on Tuesday
Thomas Clasby, of Camden, spent Sun
day in town.
Jesse V Bickford and family have re.
moved to Princeton.
Mrs. Albert Gray visited friends al
Smithville last week
B. Howard Gaskill, of PHILADELPHIA.
| spent Sunday in town.
George D. Field, of Passaic, was in
Mount Holly last week
George w. Wells, of Conshohocken, Pa,
was in town on Tuesday.
Walter G. Shinn has removed to his
b ouse on Madison avenue.
Thomas ]. Prickett, of Palmyra, visited
Mount Holly on Tuesday
Miss Anna L. Coppuck returned, on
Saturday, from visit to Newark
Miss Mary Barrows visited Mrs: Frank
l.. johnson, at Burlington, last week.
N. W. G. Hays, Of Burlington, was a
visitor to the county seat on Saturday.
Miss Emma Walters, of Mount Holly, is
visiting Miss Name Dempsey, of Florence
Mrs. Rodman W. Bowker leaves today
on trip to Island Heights for her health.
DR.. ]. Howard Pugh, of Burlington, has
been unable to shake off the grip, and he
is belfast
Mrs. A. V. L. Pumyea and children are
visiting Henry Skillman, near New
Brunswick.
Rev. Percy Perinchief and family re-
turned to their home at Manasquan, on
Wednesday.
Freeholder Solomon Simons, of Vincen-
town, has been laid up for several days
with the govt.
Mrs. R. G. Shreve, who was prostrat-
ed with paralysis last week, is consid-
erably improved
Henry j. Trick, of Vincentown, was at
Freehold, last week, renewing old school
boy acquaintance.
Miss Bertha Sooy, of Peddie Institute,
is spending her spring vacation at her
home in Mount Holly.
Henry Darnell managed to get out
early last week, after being confined
some time with the grip.
A case of grip has compelled BENJAMIN
F. Lee to relinquish his duties temporar-
lily at the Mount Holly bank
William B. Ogburn is suffering from a
relapse of his erysipelas trouble. He came
out too soon and took cold
Miss Name Sherman has returned to
her home in Mount Holly after an ex-
tended absence in Philadelphia.
Charles Harmer, of Burlington, made
business trip to Mount Holly on Tues
day. He came over on his bicycle.
Thomas Anderson, who has been doing
missionary work in California, has started
for Mount Holly to visit his family.
Mrs. R. Z. Canem and daughter, Miss
Annie Talley, of Bethlehem, Pa, visited
James S. McIlvain and wife last week.
Conductor James G. Johnson, of Madi-
son avenue, who has been so dangerously
Ill for some time, is somewhat better.
John N. Austin resumed his duties at
the freight station, on Tuesday. having
fully recovered from Lis recent illness.
A. S. L. Doughty and wife have re-
turned to their Union street residence,
after an extended absence at Allentown,
N. j.
Or. John ]. Flynn and Joseph G. Bower,
went to Trenton yesterday, and before re-
turning they visited the insane asylum
and state prison.
Eugene U. Gibbs, master mechanic of
the Gloucester Manufacturing Co., paid
visit to Mount Holly on Saturday. His
firm is rushed with orders.
Jacob L. Gaun. of Mount Holly, and
Miss Lille B. Watson, of Lumberton,
were married on the 27ult, at Burling-
ton, by Rev. ]. Madison Hare.
Rev. w. I. Abbott, of Ocean Grove, was
in Mount Holly, on Wednesday, He
called upon some of the survivors of the
23d N. j. Regiment, of which he was
ehonlain