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

Policeman Denness found stray hors
Thursday night, which proved to be til
property Of Philip Karg.
The work of building the new ston
road to Burlington was resumed yesterda
at the WOODLAND station
Four new mandolins, valued at 500
have been added to the outfit of tn
Mount Holly Banjo Club.
The. Baptist Young Peoples Union wi
have charge of the services at the Hospi
tai next Sunday afternoon
The interior of Edward r. Smiths res
taurant has been newly papered and nov
presents an attractive appearance.
The Sorosis foot ball team, of Noun
Holly, will play the Moorestown Countr
Club, at Moorestown, on Saturday
The Mount Holly Banjo and Mandolin
club will hold supper in the Masoni
Temple the 10th and 18th of November
Saturday night was quite ''scrappy'
occasion. The police report more thar
one affair that they were called upon t,
settle
Edward Kelly, of Beverly, was giver
fifteen days in Jail, on Tuesday, for being
disorderly at Clines restaurant on Wash
ington street
In the opera house on Noy. IA, ther'
will be an entertainment-lady MINISTRIES
etc for the benefit of the Burlington
County Hospital
The members of John M. Huff's Sun
day school class will give an oyster sup
per in the Masonic Temple on Thursday
evening. All are invited
The ladies of Trinity Church will have
supper in the parish house on October
26th and 9th. A fine bill of fare is being
prepared. Proceeds for the parish house
The services at the Burlington County
Hospital next Sunday will be conducted
by the Young Peoples Union of the Bap-
tist church b. o. Herbert will address
the meeting.
Mary Ann Prickitt, widow of the late
Abram l.. Prickitt, aged SO years, was
buried yesterday from her late residence
on Buttonwood street. The interment
took place at Vincentown.
Last night Policeman Severns swore
out warrant for the arrest of drafts
man living at Smithville, whom he al
leges was disorderly and abusive during a
Sunday morning disturbance in a Main
street store.
Tomorrow evening the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of the Methodist
church will hold a prayer meeting, at
which time Miss Ella Woolston, of Mount
Holly, who is direct from the missionary
field, will speak.
Detective Ellis Parker arrested Charles
Earl at Pemberton on Friday on a charge
of larceny, the offence being the theft of
milk can belonging to John Tilton of
Wrightstown. Earl was held 10 await
the action of the grand jury.
j. Fred Laumaster is expecting to re-
ceive book of photographs illustrative
of the scenes which took place at the
sesqui-centennial celebration recently held
at York, Pa 1t is said this souvenir pub
LEGATION will be very elaborate affair.
Ladies' colored skirts only 25 and 30
cents. Several styles to choose from An
excellent quality ladies' ribbed vests for
20 cents. A full line of heavy cotton and
feeced hosiery only % cents per pair at
s. S. Evans, 2S Main street.
Rev. Winfield Thompson, son of Rey.
J, r. Thompson, has been appointed to
the pastorate of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at EVAN and Jefferson, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Rev.
W. b. Mobiles. who has accepted church
call in Central New York.
Following is list of the unclaimed
letters remaining in the post office for the
week ending October 4 Miss Mary An
derson, Mrs. Henry L. Bulloch, Jesse
Dourst, Mrs. j. L. Clarkson, Mrs. Lizzie
Carr. William Fenimore, Mrs. Georgana
Games, of Manworing; Miss Katie Fow-
las.
The following persons have been nat
usalized during the past two weeks: G.
N. Tinsdale, c. p Schaal, of Masonville;
Lyman Edelson, of Fairview; Joseph
Cook, of Columbus; Thomas Robson, of
Upper Mill; Christian Pfatnmer, of Mount
Holly; Carl Seller, of Riverside; Barnett
Krichmar ond Iohn CarnaIIo
Constable Gaskill went to Trenton on
Saturday to get Charles S. Jones, who is
wanted here on charge of stealing a
wagon from John w. Archer Jones has
been in the Mercer county Jail serving a
term for misdemeanor in that locality and
his time expired on Saturday. The con
stable brought his man with him.
A meeting was held in the Gaskill build
ing on Saturday evening looking to the
organization of golf club. Nothing
definite was done, US further action in the
matter was delayed until canvass of the
town could be made to ascertain if the
necessary number of members could be
secured to make the project success.
As William Glover, the Mill street bar,
Der. was going home on Saturday night,
he was greeted by some remark from Joe
Willow, the bootblsck, which Glover did
not like, so he gave Willow beating
bruising him considerably. The assault
was more aggravated because Willow is d
cripple and Glover is large strong fel-
low. Glover was arrested and gave bal
for appearance at court.
Rev James II. Durham, who has been
spending several months in Italy, return,
ed home on Saturday evening, and OF
Sunday he occupied his pulpit in thu
Presbyterian Church At 8 o'clock thi
evening the members of the congregation
win tender their pastor reception at tn,
church, and the membership is earnestly
invited to be present Rev. DR.. Crowell
of Philadelphia, will be in attendance
There will be music by the Mount Holly
Banjo Club.
Chalkley Borden and Joseph Worth
who have been serving sentence in tn
Jail at Toms River for stealing goods from
a freight car at Island Heights, wer
brought to Mount Holly on Friday morn
ing to answer charge preferred agains
them for stealing some articles from
trunk recently at the West End Hote
They were given a hearing by Justic
SIack YESTERDAY The evidence was nc