The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-01-31
Personal.

Frank L. Garbarino has recovered from
his recent illness.
Stacy Shinn, of Mount Holly, has re-
moved to Jobstown.
Frank Keller, of Bordentown, was in
Mount Holly yesterday.
Clifford Kelly, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in Mount Holly
John Barnes, of Shreve street, has a
son i'll with scarlet fever.
In due time the telephone service will
be extended to Columbus.
Mrs. w. COLON Cook is suffering from
a severe attack of the grip.
Clifton, son of James K. Parker, is Wis
iting friends at Pennington.
Frank Scattergood's little boy is quite
i'll with an abscess in each ear.
Mrs. John Albright of Marlton, visited
Mount Holly friends last week.
Mrs. Rachel Sailer gave dinner last
evening to number of her friends.
Anthony Phillips has been spending
some time with relatives in Camden.
Harry Burdsell, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with relatives in Mount Holly.
General Bird W. Spencer, of Passaic,
visited relatives in Mount Holly last week
Mrs Bassett, of Salem, spent last week
as guest of Mrs. William G. Lippincott
Edwin L. Prickett and wife returned or
Saturday night from their trip to Boston
Mrs John r. Howell entertained mum
Der of friends at tea on Friday evening
Frank Wright, Jr., visited his uncle
Wellington Wright at Vincentown las
week.
Miss Maggie Hilyard, of Rancocas, is {
guest of Miss Ella Middleton, on Button
wood street.
Franklin B. Haines, the dispenser O
justice at Cookstown, attended court OF
Wednesday.
Mrs. John F. Hillary, of Philadelphia
spent several days with Mount Holl.
friends last week.
The Misses Elizabeth Cox and Agne
Cross visited Miss E. Butterworth at Vim
centown last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baird of Merton
Pa, spent Sunday with Judge and Mrs
Charles E. Hendrickson.
Wilmer Shinn, formerly of Noun
Holly, but now of Philadelphia, spen
Sunday here with relatives.
Isaac W. Stokes and wife, of Medford
will leave for California this week. The
will not return until April.
Harry Anderson of Madison avenue,
confined to the house, suffering with
very bad wound on his fooH
Cadet Ahrens, of the Volunteers c
America, has left Mount Holly, havin
been transferred to Newark.
Mrs. Georgina Hamilton, of BinghamE
ton, N Y, visited Mount Holly last wee
for the first time in twenty five years.
George W. Hubbs, of Germantown
Pa, was in Mount Holly last week, visi
ing his daughter, Mrs. William Flowers
Mrs. Edward D. Stokes gave euchl
matinees on Wednesday and Thursda
afternoons. Both occasions were highl
: enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crowell, of Moore
town, spent Sunday in Mount Holly wit
Mrs Crowell's sisters, the Misses Sherman
on Broad street.
William Burdsell, aged 81 years, IL
oldest resident of Moorestown, has r
turned home after visiting relatives {
Madison avenue.
Captain Charles Bennett and wife, wi
, have been spending a few weeks wi
relatives at Wrightstown, have return'
= to Mount Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Rendell ga
e house warming, on Saturday evenin
The occasion was also celebration of t
fourth anniversary of their wedding.
Mrs r. W. Bowker entertained Dr.
b W. Tracy, the temperance orator, on Su
t day She is greatly interested in t
t work he is doing, which she thinks shou
t be encouraged by every community.
+ Mrs. John D. johnson gave tea to
It large number of friends on Saturday aft
g noon. She was assisted by Mrs Fithi'
, of Bridgeton, and several Mount Ho
J. ladies, A supper followed the tea,
lhonor of Mrs. Fithian.