The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-07-26

| BENJAMIN W. Zelley spent Sunday
Barnegat.
Harry Hawkins, Jr, and wife are
Asbury Park
John B. Davis and wife spent Sunda
at Sea Side Park.
Charles H. Estill and wife spent SUI
day in Philadelphia.
Bert Price, OF Burlington, visited tn
county seat on Saturday.
Mrs. John Black, of the 'Wigwal
Farm, has gone to Newport.
Walter Antrim and wife, of Pemberton
spent Sunday in Mount Holly.
Thomas Sprague, of Burlington, was
Mount Holly visitor on Saturday.
Charles Stockton and wife visite
friends in Philadelphia on Sunday.
James p Logan and family are visitin
Mr.. Logan's parents on Pine street.
John B. Barton, of Riverside, was
visitor to the county seat yesterday
Edward Wills left on Saturday for At
lantic City for two weeks sojourn.
Austin R. Haines has accepted posi-
ton in drug store at Merchantville.
Miss Mary Still spent last week at Sa
lem as the guest of Mrs. NJ ]. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs Charles K Chambers hav,
returned from trip to Sea Side Park.
Mrs. James Comfy, of Philadelphia, il
spending the summer in Mount Holly.
Mrs. Maria Lewis and daughter ar,
spending few weeks at Atlantic City
William B. Mann, of Philadelphia, wa'
the guest of Josiah W. Evan on Sunday
Nathan Smith and son Hilton, of Bur
lington, visited Mount Holly on Saturday
The Misses Newbold, of Garden street
are spending the summer at Spray Beach
Rev. Milton Relyea, pastor of the M. E
Church, went to Bradley Beach yesterday
Miss Marie Madden is spending season
with relatives and friends at Doylestown,
Pa.
Rodman W. Bowker made a flying bus
mess trip to Washington, D. c., yester-
day.
Rev. C. H. Pendleton and family will
spend the month of August in Rhode
Island.
Jesse V. Bickford, of Princeton, paid a
visit to Mount Holly on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs Charles w Brown has gone to Bay
Head to remain for the balance of the
Mrs. Eayre O. Bartlett, of Joplin, ILL.,,
is guest of her daughter, Mrs. jerome
B. Grigg.
Mr. and Mrs Rodman, of Burlington
are visiting at the residence of Sheriff
Mrs Ernestine Clother left for Asbury
L n,
eral weeks.
Samuel W. Beldon, of Bordentown,
was professionally engaged in Mount
Holly on Wednesday.
Japhet Bowker, Medfords contractor
and builder, was in Mount Holly transact
ng business, yesterday
c. Henry Beldin, of Burlington, came
over to Mount Holly, on Saturday, to wit
ness the base ball game.
George E. Williams, of Burlington,
rode to Mount Holly yesterday to attend
TO some business matters.
Mrs William Dilworth, of Roseville,
was guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin F. Lee, last week.
Rev. R. A. Rodrick and family are at
Atlantic City Mr. Rodrick has been
granted six weeks vacation.
Craig Moffett and wife returned from
Atlantic City on Thursday The former
$ much improved by his trip.
Prof Frank Parsons, who has been en-
gagged at the Kansas Agricultural College,
arrived in Mount Holly on Wednesday.
Rev Peter Provost, of Woodbury., came
% Mount Holly awheel on Saturday and
'pent a few hours calling on old friends.
The family of DIR. r. c. Darlington left
IN Saturday for Sea Side Park, where
hey will remain the balance of the season.
Rev Percy Lynch, a former student
lere, now pastor of a Baptist Church in
Philadelphia, visited Mount Holly last
week
Alexander Dubell, formerly employed
1t Dr. Barrington's drug store, now at
oxford, Pa, paid Mount Holly visit on
Sunday.
x-County Clerk Charles T. Parker
paid visit to Mount Holly on Saturday,
He has returned to Burlington from Wash
ngton for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Mark R. Sooy will spend
few days at Belle Island, Conn. They
will be the guest of Rev. Dr. S. Giffard
Nelson, of Brooklyn, who has cottage
here.
Mrs. John Gould and son, Howard, and
Mrs George Thompson and daughter,
Hazel, of Trenton, spent last week in
Mount Holly as guests of Mrs. W. Scott
Matlack
Miss Mary Oliphant, Miss Irene Gaskill
Miss Elizabeth Holeman, John Sims, Jr.,
and Horace McIlvain were guests of Al
bert Darnell at the Holmhurst, Atlantic
City, over Sunday.
Alexander Bennett is visiting his father
here Mr. Benefits business compels him
TO travel very extensively and he has Wis
ted nearly all the large cities of this
country in the past few years
Henry l. Budd went to Ocean Grove,
on Saturday morning, and enjoyed the
novel experience of taking two grand
children with him They belong to his
son, Joseph L. Budd, of Philadelphia
whose wife will spend two months at the
sea shore.
Trip on the Canal.
The State Board of Education was on