The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-09-05

Personal.
Joseph G. Kingdom is on the sick list.
Miss Mary Barrows has returned from
Ocean City.
Louis Rigg, of Burlington, was in tow
on Saturday.
Beverley c. Kingdom is on week.
trip to Perth Amboy.
Harry Hughes, of Washington, D. c.,
is home on vacation.
Nathan W. Everline is spending two
weeks in Philadelphia.
| George B. Clothier returned from As
bury Park on Saturday.
The mother of Charles R. Fenton, OF
Jacksonville, is quite i'll.
John Bishop, of Pointville, was at the
county seat on Wednesday.
Henry s. Thomson, OF Hulmeville, Pa,
is visiting in Mount Holly.
Mrs. Harry W. Kempte spent last week
with relatives in Tabernacle.
Horace Cronk has been confined to the
house several days by illness.
Miss Bertha Petri, of Mount Holly ave
nue., spent Sunday in Trenton
Benjamin Deacon and family returned
yesterday from Sea Side Park
William Il. Mason, Jr., enjoyed days
fishing at Anglesea on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Troth returned
from Atlantic City on Wednesday,
Howard Flanders, of Burlington, was
in attendance at court on Saturday
Thomas Peterson, of Camden, visited
friends in Mount Holly on Sunday.
W. Bland and family, of Philadelphia,
are spending week in Philadelphia.
Assemblyman Charles Wright, of Mans
field, was at the county seat yesterday.
Miss Julia Dobbins has been visiting
relatives in Mount Holly and vicinity
Miss Florence Davis, of Kirkwood, Wis.
tied relatives in Mount Holly last week.
Joseph II. Borton, of Atlantic City, Wis
tied Mount Holly friends on Wednesday.
The family of Edward F. Burns has
been spending some time at Atlantic City
Commodore Comfy took party of
young ladies down the creek on Thursday.
Claude Brown, of Wilmington, Del,
visited his parents on Bispham street, Sun
day.
Charles Harker, of Philadelphia, made
a brief visit to Mount Holly on Wednes-
day.
Miss Ida Colkitt, of Mount Holly, Wis
tied Miss Eva Atkinson at Red Lion last
week.
Township Clerk Walter T. Stewart, who
is employed in Boston, is home for va
cation.
Joseph ]. White and wife, of New Lis |
bon, were Mount Holly visitors on We'd
nesday.
George Gilbert, of Beverly, was pro-
fessionally engaged in Mount Holly on
Thursday
Henry Armstrong, who has been living
in Nogales, Arizona, has returned to
Mount Holly.
Samuel W. Beldon, OF Bordentown, was
professionally engaged at the county seat
on Saturday.
Miss Lille Zietz has returned to Phila-
delphia and again taken up her studies as
a trained nurse.
Mrs Simon Brown, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Mrs Wookey, on
Washington street.
Prof. c. COLON Cook and family re-
turned on Saturday from their summer
outing at Ocean City.
Charles H. Fleetwood and wife, of |
Philadelphia, are guests at the residence
of Sheriff Fleetwood.
Miss Mary Slack is in Philadelphia, Wis
iting relatives, where she will remain dur
ing the present month
j. F. Laumaster and wife left on Satur- !
day for York, Pa, where they will spend |
TWO weeks with relatives
Miss Mary Rohner and Miss Augusta
Krayer, of Philadelphia, are guests at the
of G. j. Krayer.
Miss Mary T. Warner, of Cherry street. |
has recovered from the bruises which she
received last week by fall.
Miss Rae Heisler, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Sarah Ogden, of Camden, visited |
Miss Emma Halsey last week.
Miss Bertha Kirby and sister, of Med |
ford, have been spending several days in
Mount Holly visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ernest D. Holeman and son have
returned from Island Heights, where they
have been stopping for some time.
Surrogate Kirkbride and Deputy Sur
rogate Huff returned this morning from
a trip to Washington, D. c., and Fred
Va
Fred L. Owen, who has been visiting
friends at Beach Haven and other points
along the coast for the past two weeks,
has returned home.
Thomas r. Finley and wife leave to-
morrow for Woodstock, VT, where they
will remain as guests of Capt Elton A. |
Smith for several weeks.