The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-10-24
Cunning coats at Bayersdorfer's

More women are wanted at Anderson
t canning factory. Apply at once
1t is said that Dr. Samuel Galley is con
sldering the matter of locating at Borden
> town.
Jackson l.. Kelley will soon erect ney
barn on the site of the one recently es
+ troyed by fire.
The Knights of Pythais on Friday even
ing gave two candidates their Page an,
Esquire degrees
q On Tuesday evening Thomas Carly, tn
2 Mill street merchant tailor, was marie,
to Mrs. Lewis Walcott.
Mrs. Charles Darnell is suffering from
injuries received by falling at her home Oh
Garden street, last week.
Mrs Grace Carter was held in bail TO
court, on Friday, on charge of striking
child of Andrew Collins.
Louis Garbarino who recently removed
to Trenton and engaged in business there
: has disposed of the same.
May Pancoast, of Pointville, is at tn,
Burlington County Hospital receiving
treatment for rheumatism.
The soldiers of Burlington, belonging
to Co. K, are receiving the medals do
mated to them by the State.
Mrs. Edward Smith, mother of Mrs AL
fred j. Reynolds, is seriously i'll at the lat
ter's home on Buttonwood street.
sylvania Railroad to Mount Holly will be
increased after the first of the year.
Rev. John Bows Hills, formerly OF
Mount Holly, has been called to the rector.
ship of Christ Church at Dayton, Ohio
The Slaughter Lewis wedding will take
place on the 31st inst, instead CT the 21st,
as our types made us announce last week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church
will give 25 cent supper in the Masonic
Temple on Thursday evening November
23d.
On Saturday Sheriff Fleetwood sold a
house and lot in Moorestown, property of
Mary Caldwell, to Francis S. Adams, for
$500
The G. A. r. veterans of Mount Holly
will give baked bean supper in the Ma
sonic Temple on the evening of Decem-
Der 49,
The ladies of Trinity Church will hold
asupper in the Parish building on Thurs
day and Friday evenings next, Goth and
| 9th inst
| According to the report of County Su-
perintendent Stees there are in Burling-
ton county 1877 school houses and 237
| teachers.
| fist Church at Florence, will have charge
OF the service at the hospital next Sunday
afternoon.
Thomas Powell, of Smithville, caught
three pike in the creek last week that ag
gregated nine pounds, the largest weigh
ing a pounds.
On account of becoming mentally de-
ranged, Mrs. Charles Bishop, living near
Georgetown, has been removed to the asy
lum at Trenton.
The registry lists are now posted at the
various voting places and every voter
should see that his name and residence is
properly recorded
James Gardiner has rented Albert W.
Atkinson's house on Garden street Mr.
Atkinson will remove to Camden the lat
ter part of this month.
William II. Painter has been held in
bail for court on a charge Of assaulting
Mrs. Roll, of Hainesport. The trouble
arose over dispute about some chickens.
Eugene Danley and Harry Combs, of
Columbus, have been compelled to pay
the costs of suit for trespassing on the
farm of William B. Wills in Springfield
township.
A number of Mount Holly people at.
tended wedding at Berwyn, Pa, on
Wednesday evening. The contracting
parties were Clarence B. Shroud and Miss
Carrie r. Lobb.
The store of Matlack &IHarrington, of
anti I1,.r
Friday nj ght, who blew open the safe and
secured SIS. The police believe it is the
work of local thieves.
A gold Jr. o. u A NJ badge was lost
by John N. Austin, on Main street. between
the post Office and Washington street, on
Monday. The finder will please return
to the owner and be rewarded.
J. Frank Clark and mother, of Union
street, have decided to remove to Phila-
delphia. They will leave on November l.
Mr.. Clark has been appointed assistant
secretary of the Y. M. @. A., of Philadel-
phia.
Linford D. Prickett, of Medford. was
committed to jail in default of $4,000 bail
on Wednesday, charged with bigamy by
his wife, who alleges that on September
rs he was married to Hattie Loveman, of
mount dolly.
Frederick Lurch, who was recently ar
rested at White Hill while looking at
game of foot ball and taken to Philadel-
phia, has with his brother been sentenced
to the Eastern penitentiary for two years
for burglary.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union will
give supper IN the Masonic Temple on
Friday and Saturday evenings. The bill
of fare will include boned turkey, chicken
and oysters in all styles, and all other del
icacies of the season.
A horse driven by Mrs. Budd Cole, of
Lumberton. became frightened at a boy
attired in foot ball suit on Union street,
Tuesday afternoon, and started to run
away. 1t was caught by Harris Glover,
on Main street, before any damage was
DONE
A party of Mount Holly gentlemen who
have been in the habit of spending one
day in the week at cunning and fishing,
have purchased small house down the
creek which they will use as their head
quarters after the same has been partly
| furnished.
| AS sequel to recent disturbance that
took place on Mill street, Shreve
| Nixon, of Vincentown, who was one of the
participants, was arrested on Tuesday by
Constable Gaskill and brought to Mount
Holly, and Justice Laumaster imposed a
fine of $4.75. which was pretty dear fun
for the offending party.
James McCloskey was found dead in
bed at the Alcazar Hotel, Burlington, yes
terday. McCloskey was a stone mason
and resided in Bristol, Pa, but for the
past week had been working in Burling-
ton. He had been imbibing quite freely
on Saturday and Sunday. and yesterday
morning he arose to go to work, but, feel
ing badly, he retired to his room.
Following is the list of unclaimed let
tiers remaining in the post Office for week
ending October 81: Mrs. Mary Archer,
Mrs. Margaret F. Atkinson, Mr.. Edward
Clark, Mr.. Frank Brannen, Mrs, Addie
Dennis, Mr. james Duncan, Mr.. N. w.
Earl, Mr.. Harry Easton, Miss Violo Fisher,
Mr. VIM. Gouldy, Miss Emily Grooms.
Mr. W. A. jenkins, Mrs. Louisa Jackson,
Mr.. Theodore Klausen, Mrs Rachel Mer
rift Lippincott, Elizabeth R. Lippincott
Charles H. Lippincott, Miss Katherine
Orr, Anna Townsend, Dr. (. A. Pening
} Miss Lizzie Smith, Miss Ida Stevens.
The committees appointed to make 6
canvass in the matter of forming goli
club met on Saturday evening, and theil
efforts were very encouraging. They re
ported having secured enough member
, to net the club $500 year. In looking
for site the fair grounds, the Brown
property and the Ashhurst place were in
spected, but no action was taken 1t il
quite likely, however, that the Brown
property will be secured for next season
1t is the intention to use the fair ground
this fall in order to show the people jus
what the game is Another meeting will
be held on Saturday evening to perfec
the organization