The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-03-29

quested to muster their companies up to
one hundred men. Some of those who
stood around said the scene looked like
that which presented itself in 1861.
Personal.
Howard Roman, of Trenton, was calling
on friends here last week.
DR.. Dubell, of Columbus, drove to the
county seat on Wednesday.
Budd Atkinson, of Philadelphia, called
on Mount Holly friends.Friday.
John Craft, of Burlington, spent Sunday
with relatives in Mount Holly.
Hon. George Wildes was calling upon
friends in Mount Holly yesterday.
John Lamb, of Bordentown, was vlsi-
tor to Mount Holly on Wednesday.
James Nixon, of Vincentown. was a
Mount Holly visitor on Wednesday.
Rey. Norman V. P. Leyis was the guest
of his parents few days last week.
Mrs. A. V. L. Pumyea is at New Bruins
wick, spending month with relatives.
Captain John ]. Read returned on
Tuesday from brief trip to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Lamb, of Medford
visited relatives in Mount Holly on Thurs
day.
Harry Collyer, of Philadelphia, paid
business trip to Mount Holly few days
ago.
Miss Lizzie Handbest, of Philadelphia,
was guest last week of friends on Pine
street.
Miss Mary Oliphant has been spending
few days with Mrs. Bird W. Spencer, at
Passaic.
Rev. John Fl. Lynch of Riverside, Wis
tied Mount Holly, on Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
David Stockton, of Springfield, was re-
newing friendships with old friends on
Saturday.
Dr. Eli Wales, of Cold Springs, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Barrows,
last week.
Mr.. Kiner, of Newark, was in Mount
Holly on Sunday as guest of George
Clevenger.
w. M. Paul, president of the Moores-
town National Bank, was in Mount Holly
on Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. William P. Melcher gave
a dinner to few of their friends on Sat
urday evening.
Miss Emma R. Halsey, of Cherry street,
has been spending few days with rela-
tives in Delaware.
Davis Hendrickson, of Pemberton, was
seen on the street shaking hands with
friends on Friday.
Miss Emeline Bartlett, of Murrell street
is confined to the house with severe at
tack of appendicitis.
Benjamin Richardson, one of the state
prison officials, was calling on friends
here few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward H. Lewis have re-
turned to Mount Holly after spending the
winter in Philadelphia.
Lewis Podolnick, of Philadelphia, a
former resident, made business trip to
Mount Holly yesterday.
Rev. Percy Perenchief and family, of
Manasquan, will spend the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris H. Keller.
William Rodman and wife, of Burling-
ton, spent part of last week as the guests
of Sheriff Fleetwood and family.
Isaac F. Worts, of Camden, was in
Mount Holly on Saturday, looking after
the sale of his house on Union street.
John M. Collins, who is employed in q
printing office at Scranton, Pa, spent Sun.
day with his parents in Mount Holly.
Barney Branson, of Mauricetown, was
in Mount Holly, doing business at the
county offices, several days last week.
Watson Kirkbride. of St. Augustine,
Florida, made visit to Mount Holly las
week, after an absence of several years.
Edwin Herbert, employed in the gov
eminent printing Office at Washington, D.
c., was visiting relatives here last week.
Restore B. Lamb, of Camden, paid g
visit to our town last week and made ar
rangements to move back to Mount Holly,
George Kirkbride, of Cramer Hill
paid visit to the county seat and called
on his many friends while here on Friday
Jonas Cole, of Trenton, rarely misses
calling on his business friends here on
Fridays. Last Friday was not an excep-
ton.
After visiting relatives for some time in
Mount Holly, William NJ West has re.
turned to his home in Fair Haven, Yer.
mont.
E. c. Stahl, of Trenton, Grand Master
of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
of New Jersey, was in Mount Holly Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Harry Emley, of Philadelphia, &C.
companied by two children, were visitors
last week at the residence of Charles Fl
Wisham.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry T. Scudder, o.
Brooklyn, lunched with Capt. Merritt
on Friday, and in the afternoon left fol
Philadelphia.
Charles Halnes, prominent farmer O.
Medford township, well known among
agriculturists, was transacting business il
town last week.
John D. Johnson and wife, accompan
led by Miss Beatrice Sooy, returned
on Friday from their extended southern
tour. They were gwen dinner on Fri
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Mark R
Sooy in honor of their return.
Judge Frank Fort and wife, of Newark
stopped over in Mount Holly to visit thu
Judges father, on Saturday, on the way Il
Fortress Monroe. by the way of Wash
ington. The Judge has entirely cleared
his criminal docket and is going south TO
much needed rest.