The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-06-27
Atkinson sells bicycles at manufacturers


Egg plants, new potatoes, cherries, Gu
IL rants, at Cayanaugh's, 80 Main st. =
William s. Rendell has severed his Co
J. nection with the Mount Holly Shoe Cor
pany.
q Benjamin o. Herbert is now an actin
:. agent of the Society for the Prevention
Cruelty to Animals
C The st. Andrews Sunday school wi
e hold its annual picnic in the woods
Smithville tomorrow.
v The Junior Christian Endeavors of til
n Presbyterian Church enjoyed their al
nual picnic on the mount Thursday
v On Friday evening the Knights of Pytf
b las initiated ten candidates into the mys
teries of the Page and Esquire ranks.
: The Masonic Home Improvements al
: to be made at once, so that the work ma
be completed before cold weather sets in
/ An all-day meeting of the Women
s Christian Temperance Union of Burling
ton county was held at Delanco on Tues
, day.
! Rodman W. Bowker and family vii
s spend much of the summer at Islam
Heights, where they have rented cot
9 tage.
At smoker to be given at Jobstowl
tomorrow evening, there will be GLOW
contest between Harry Joyce and Ere,
t Sharp.
Mrs Adam Musick and family, afte
their hard luck in Mount Holly, remove,
to Sunbury, Pa, their former home, Oh
, Tuesday
Thomas Towards boat house on tn,
upper creek was injured Tuesday after
noon by the limb of tree falling on tn,
roof and smashing it.
Il The summer schedule on the Pennsyl
vania Railroad went into effect on Sunday
The corrected time table will be found IL
its usual place on the first page.
Miss Champion, No. 81 Buttonwoot
street, will teach music and painting dur
ing the summer months, to pupils from
town or country. Terms moderate. =
James McIlvain, of Mount Holly, has
been elected teacher of the public school
at Columbus. Prof. Haas, the present
encumbent, has accepted similar posi-
ton at Pemberton.
On Wednesday morning in the Sacred
Heart Church occurred the marriage OF
Miss Anna Cavanaugh and Alexander
| Drease. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Lyons.
AS Miss Blanche Danley, of Columbus,
was picking some cherries, on Tuesday,
she was thrown to the ground by the lad
der breaking, and as a result two bones
in her right wrist were fractured.
Surrogate Kirkbride has admitted to
probate the will of the late DR.. A. E. Con-
row, whose estate is to be divided equally
between his FIVE children Walter Thomas
and Edgar Conrow are the executors
White shirt waists, white and black
betting, leather belts, white kid belts,
belt buckles, and belt pins. Do not for
get the Csc corsets. Just the thing for
warm weather S. s. Evan, % Main st. .
Quite large party of young men start
ed from Mount Holly at o'clock on Sun
day morning for Atlantic City on their
bicycles, where they spent the day. A
few of the party returned home on the
cars.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
in the County Clerks Office by the Chats
worth M. E. Church The incorporators
are John Apologize, George Bozarth,
James L. Apologize, John s. Haines and
Samuel Lee.
Robert M. Huff, of the U. s. gunboat
Peoria, who saw active service in the
Spanish war, came from Boston to Mount
Holly on Thursday to visit his parents.
He returns to another vessel to-day, and
will soon start for cruise in European
waters.
Two residents of Burlington county are
interested in corporations which have re-
Gently been organized. John c. s. Davis,
of Riverton, is interested in the American
Printing Machine Company, and John s.
Remine, of Palmyra, is one of the incor-
porators of the Two Centuries Manufac-
turing Company.
John Wright, Thomas Sims, Harold
| T;,v;,oo<4 Ca,,o,,al Pro..,y, ord ono IN +1,,.,
others left Mount Holly early on Satur-
day morning for Hampton Gates, about
four miles from Tabernacle, from which
point the. young men took boat and went
down the stream to Tuckerton and other
shore points where they will spend a
week.
Try George w. Durand if you want
strictly pure groceries and provisions at
the lowest cash prices. He has a large
stock at his store, corner of Water and
King streets, Mount Holly. Orders called
for and delivered. Prompt attention given
to all customers. and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Also fresh and salt meats can be
obtained at lowest market prices.
William o. Vivarttas, draughtsman at
the Smithville Machine Works, met with
very painful accident on Thursday, by
which his right thumb was mashed fiat in
consequence of machine weighing 5000
pounds falling on it. The machine was
one of his own design, and he was super
intending its shipment to Harlan & Hol-
slingsworth, shipbuilders at Wilmington,
Del.
W. Budd Deacon has been awarded the
contract to furnish the public schools with
coal. The amount to be put in is so ton:
of chestnut, 90 tons of egg and stove
mixed, and 10 tons of stove. Mr.. Deacon's
bid was 81 48 per ton, the next lowest bic
being $475. The contract price holds
good for all additional coal that may bt
needed between now and the first of JUNE
next.
Counsel for the Moorestown and Cam
den Turnpike Company made application
to Judge Garrison, on Saturday, for {
rule to show cause why the order taking
the toll from the turnpike, which was
made on April 90, should not be annull
ed After hearing a number of witness
es, who testified that the road had beer
put in good shape, the court granted tn,
application.
On Tuesday evening the lightning
struck barn on the farm of William
Godfrey, in Mount Laurel township, ant
instantly it was in flames, which. commun
icated with the dwelling and other out