The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-08-30
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Miss Lizzie Goldsmith is at Beach Ha-
ven.
Miss Elizabeth Cox is visiting at Sea
Side Park
Miss A, b Let's is visiting relatives at
Imlaystown.
Mrs Jesse Wells had been very i'll for
some time past.
Surrogate Kirkbride, spent Sunday at
Atlantic City,
Amos Gibbs and wife have returned
from Beach Haven.
Francis B. Atkinson has removed his
family to Moorestown.
Samuel s. Bower, of Philadelphia, was
visitor here yesterday.
Miss Sallie Strang, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Minnie Harris.
Mrs Augusta Oliphant and Miss Mary
Oliphant are at Ridley Park.
Atlee Prickitt and Miss Minnie Long
spent Sunday at the seashore.
Samuel Taylor is home from Sea Glrt
for few days on furlough
Mrs. Howard L. Keeler and children
are visiting at Island Heights.
Officer John L. Severns spent last week
with relatives at Green Greek
Capt. John j. Read is spending few
DAYS at his home on Main street.
H. H. Earnest has been spending few
days vacation at Asbury Park.
John Cardwell, of Lansdowne, Pa,
visited Mount Holly on Sunday,
Master George Durand is visiting rela-
tives at Newton, in Essex county.
Miss Ethel Sleeper is spending few
days with friends at Vincentown.
John w Murphy of Burlington, was
calling on friends here, yesterday.
Miss Maria Moffett, of Mount Holly, has
taken up her residence in Trenton.
On Friday, at Trenton, son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard E. Alcott.
tains last week, to enjoy her vacation.
Miss Beulah Brown has been spending
few days with friends at Columbus
Seth Thomas, of Camden, has been
spending his vacation in Mount Holly.
Albert Hopkins, of Philadelphia visited
his mother in Mount Holly on Sunday.
Miss Virginia Bond, of Port Deposit,
Md, is visiting Mrs. Samuel A. Borden.
Miss Lottie Collins has been spending
two weeks with friends at Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs, Frank Laid, Bispham street, has
returned from a two weeks trip to Ocean
City
Miss Clara NJ. Genth, of Philad elphia
is the guest of the Misses Martin, of Mil
street
Mrs Emma Gaskill has been visiting al
the residence of Howard E. Alcott, a
Trenton.
Lee c. Davis, resident of New Hano
yer township, visited Mount Holly, OF
Tuesday
Mrs. H Owen and son, William, spen
Sunday at Beverly as the guests of Mrs
John Gray.
Miss Lille Colkitt has been quite i'll a
her home on Madison avenue, the pas
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Smith, of Bur
lington, called on relatives and friend
last Thursday
Isaac R. Pennypacker, of Haddonield
was renewing old acquaintance in Noun
Holly, on Tuesday.
Miss Meta Austin and Miss Clara Wal
colt, of Mount Holly, were recent visitor
to friends at Marlton
Fred B. Shreve has returned from Free
hold to Mount Holly, where he will re
main for several weeks.
Miss Jennie Hance and Mrs. H. E
r Weaver of Burlington, came to Noun
Holly awheel on Friday.
, Miss Fleming, OF Philadelphia, mas pee
S spending a few days with Mrs. Josep
t Sisom, on Madison avenue.
Mrs Edward Brannan, of Richmond
o Virginia, is visiting at the residence
, William J. Brannan, on Broad street
William Budd and sister, Miss Jos
phine Budd, of West Virginia, are CUES
of Mrs Phoebe Budd, on Ridgway stree
Councilman G. w Lewis, of Burlin!
ton, was an interested spectator at Il
e base ball game in Mount Holly on Satu
q day.
Pauline Arthur and James Bowke
e children of Rodman W. Bowker, wi
= have been spending month at lslai
Is Heights, returned home last evening.
g Mrs Emily Temple, of Philadelphia
"a who has been spending few weeks wi
y her cousin, Mrs William B. Pearson,
ID Madison avenue, returned home yeste
iday.