The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-09-13
PERSONAL

officer with much ability and experience.
After the meeting a reception was held
Fred L. Owen spent yesterday at Penn
berton.
John Reeve spent Sunday at Burling-
ton.
Mrs McCully has removed to Lawrence
vile.
John O'Brien, of Bristol, spent Sunday
in Mount Holly.
Miss Lillian Buckage is teaching school
at Wrightstown.
George H. Johnson is enjoying vaca-
ton at Little Beach.
Rev. R. A. Rodrick, of Camden, was in
Mount Holly yesterday.
Augustus S. Wade, of Hazleton, Pa, is
visiting Harry M. Abdill.
DIR. Charles Harker and family have re-
turned from the seashore.
Benjamin Deacon and family have re-
turned from Sea Side Park.
l. N Gibbs, of Florence, was visiting
in Mount Holly last week.
E. L. Prickett and wife are spending
the month at Beach Haven.
Henry Wright, of Indian Mills, was call
ing on friends here last week
Joseph c. Kingdom and wife are on a
weeks trip to Niagara Falls.
B. Howard Gaskill, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday in Mount Holly.
Charles Darnell spent Sunday at Allan
tic City as guest of his brother.
A. Roster, of Green Bank, was in Mount
Holly last week greeting friends.
George E. Williams, of Burlington,
was at the county seat yesterday.
Charles C. Cowperthwait was calling on
friends at Birmingham yesterday.
Watson Sooy, of Green Bark, called on
Mount Holly friends on Wednesday.
Oliver W. Handy, of Hainesport, and
his children, have gone to Maryland.
E. D. Rightmire, of New Brunswick,
was Mount Holly visitor last week.
Capt. John j. Read, of the League Is
land navy yard, was in town yesterday
Miss Tillinghast, of Camden, spent
Sunday with her aunt on Madison avenue
DIR. Rosalie Slaughter has sailed for
Germany to take special course of study
Attorney Bessom, of Hoboken, was of
ficially engaged in Mount Holly on Satur-
day.
H. H. Earnest entertained his sister,
Miss Jennie Earnest, of Pemberton, last
week.
F. B. Lewis and family have returned
from Beach Haven to their Mount Holly
residence
Charles Atkinson and wife, of Trenton,
visited relatives on Washington street
last week.
William A. Crane, of New York City
was transacting business in Mount Holly
on Saturday.
Miss Ethel S. Pitcher, of Moorestown,
has been guest for week with Mount
Holly friends.
Timothy B. Madden last week enter
tanned his niece, Miss Maggie Madden, of
Rosemont, Pa.
Mrs George Crawford, of Hagerstown,
Md, is visiting Mrs. Clara V. Armstrong,
of Mount Holly.
Theodore B. Haines, of Washington,
D. c., is paying visit to his former home
in Mount Holly.
Miss Bessie NJ Reeve has returned
home after an extended visit to rela-
tives at Atlantic City.
Owen j. Gray, of Beverly, came to
Mount Holly awheel, on Saturday, and
visited relatives and friends.
William P. Bryan, of Vincentown, who
has been enjoying months vacation,
was in Mount Holly yesterday.
After visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ella
Shinn, at Reading, Pa, Mrs S. B. Gibbs
has returned to her home in Mount Holly,
much improved by her trip.
Miss Ella Dixon, of Philadelphia, who
is spending two weeks in Mount Holly,
was the guest of Mrs. Joseph Burdsell,
on Madison avenue, yesterday.
Miss Bessie Logan and Miss Beatrice
Sooy, accompanied by Mark R. Sooy,
went to Pittsburg, on Wednesday, where
the two ladies will attend school,
Frank Ladd left on Saturday for two
weeks trip through the west. While
there he will visit Yellowstone Park
Leadville and other points of interest.
Harry Sloan and wife, of Chicago, paid
Mount Holly short visit yesterday. Mr.
Sloan has been engaged in business il
Chicago for the past twenty years. He is
brother of Col C. NJ Sloan.
H. Charles Hale, who has been quite il
at his home in Tennessee. arrived in Noun
Holly on Saturday. On Sunday evening
he left for Railway, where he will locat'
if his health permits Mr.. Hale says h,
has quite collection of obituary notices
concerning himself.