The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-08-29

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Mrs. Henry |. Budd is spending sea-
son at Ocean Grove.
Oscar Gillespie visited his daughter at
Columbus last week
/ Prof. Thorpe and family have returned
from their summer vacation.
| Samuel S. Bower, of Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives in Mount Holly.
Mrs. H. W. shinn, of Burlington, is a
guest of relatives in Mount Holly.
Miss Ella Dixon, of Philadelphia, Wis
tied Miss Anna Kempton last week.
W. E. Schermerhorn. of Burlington,
was Mount Holly visitor on Saturday.
Mrs, Gussie Rigg. of Burlington, visit
ed Mount Holly relatives on Thursday.
Samuel W. Beldon, of Bordentowp.
was in attendance at court on Thursday
| William s. Kelley, of Smithville, is on
visit to Capt. Smith, at Woodstock, VT.
james W. Deacon has been entertain
ing John B. Atkinson, of Darlington, KY.
Gaskill Wouell. of .Vineentown, has
been III from over exertion on his bicycle.
A jolly straw ride was given on Wed
nesday evening by Miss Bessie v. Durand.
Amos Gibbs came up from Atlantic City
on Thursday, wearing good coat of tan.
Mrs. Samuel NJ, Holt who has been
visiting friends at Elizabeth, has returned
home,
Miss Bessie Grigg left yesterday for Sea
Side Park 20 spend week with Miss Rena
Deacon.
A. Fl. Sutherland and George johnson
have been spending a week at Harvey
Cedars
Miss Edith Salisbury has returned from
an extended visit to relatives in Whining
| ton, Del
Ex-senator Henry J. Trick, of Vincen-
town, greeted Mount Holly friends on
Saturday
William H. King and family, of Phil
adelphia, are guests at the residence of C.
J. Krayer.
Robert Baily and family are guests at
the residence of Samuel L. Bullock, on
Union street
Mrs. Mary Shinn, of Camden, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs T. Clifford Keller, on
Union street
Miss Helen Nicholes had as her guest
last week her friend, Miss McCabe, of
Philadelphia.
Harry Wilson, of Trenton, has been
spending a few days with relatives in
Mount Holly.
Mrs. Galloway and children, of Will
mington, Del, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Ward.
Postmaster Hays, of Burlington, cir
culated among his friends at the county
seat on Saturday.
Miss Ella E. Logan, of Newark, visit
ed her grandparents in Mount Holly dur
/ ing the past week.
David V. Holmes, editor of the Bur
lington Enterprise, was a spectator at Sat-
urday's ball game.
Miss Mary L. Johnston, of Trenton, is
visiting her grandfather, Michael Wools-
ton, on White street
John E. Cahaley and wife, of Camden,
were in Mount Holly last week, the guests
of Miss May Streaker
C. o. Howard, of Grant street, who has
been spending several days in Virginia,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Lucy Tripler, of Norristown, Pa,
has been spending several days with Mrs.
Wainwright, on Mill street.
Miss Bertha C. Scott, of Moorestown,
spent last week in Mount Holly, as the
guest of Miss Clara Bullock
William H. Reeves has been absent
from his post of duty at the Jail for sew
eral days on account of illness.
Mrs. H. G. Opdycke and son Lawrence
of West New York, N j., are visiting
Richard L. Hall, of Smithvil1e
Robert L. Nixon has been confined tc
the house for a week by an illness which
has necessitated two operations.
Edward E. Holeman, who has beer
spending his vacation in Mount Holly, re
turned to Scranton, Pa, on Sunday.
Alfred H. Aaronson, of Cleveland, O..
arrived in town yesterday to visit rela
tives, after an absence of nineteen years
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer s. Chance, O
Broad street, have been entertaining Mrs
A. L. Eames and her two sons, of Irving
ton.
Craig Moffett and wife are spendin,
. two weeks in Burlington with relatives
while their daughters are visiting in tn
, country.
Mrs. Mark R. Sooy returned home o.
Saturday from Atlantic City with her sol
Ralph, who has been suffering with ar
! pendicitis.
Mrs Chas Harker will entertain the mem
: bers of the I'D. D. D." society, of Noun
Holly, at fishing excursion on Barnega
bay to-day.
Herr Frederick Krayer, the aged fathe
: of Christian ]. Krayer, was taken sue
denly i'll on Tuesday evening by eating to
: many grapes.
Q Miss Reba Rue, of Burlington; Mis-
= Jennie Snyder, Of near Burlington, an
+ Miss Nice, of Philadelphia, were visitin
# Miss Marion Risdon, of Garden stree
d yesterday.
e Miss Eleanor Z. Hall, of Smithvill
J. teacher in German school at West Ne
II York, Hudson county, returned from
!, six weeks tour through England ar
II Scotland on Saturday, August 10. on IL
Lucania.