The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-06-13

Before purchasing elsewhere get Allin
sons prices on bicycles
Il Choice fruit, nuts, candy, etc., at Cava
Inaugh's No. 80 Main street
Eddie Williams. of Pine street, las
week had the misfortune to fall and breal
his wrist.
| Very interesting children's day exer
cises were held in some of the churche
on Sunday.
W. Frank Dean and party of young
men went down to Barnegat Pier for
days fishing on Saturday.
Last year there was frost on June 9th
This year the mercury was 81 in thu
shade. Quite difference.
Eye troubles relieved Frank Adams
specialist. with DR.. Parsons, Tuesday
June 10. Examination free.
Abner Cross, of Washington street, il
still i'll from the effects of recent opera
ton which he submitted to.
John D. Johnson's residence on MAR
street is to be enlarged and the interior is
to receive some improvements.
Religious meetings are now being held
in the Court House yard on Sunday after
moons under the direction of Samuel A.
White
Thomas Pitcher, who works in Bow
ker's shoe shop, was affected by the heat
on Tuesday and removed to his home on
Water street.
A handsome meerschaum pipe, valued
at $25, which has been on exhibition at
Garbarino's cigar store, has been secured
by Harry Cox.
Andrew Taylor's Lady Prince and Sa-
die M, in charge of driver Mcdowell, of
the Penn Valley Stock Farm, left yester-
day for the western circuit.
Men and women are alike interested in
Sherman's popular shoe advertisement for
the month of June only. Look for it in
the right-hand corner of this page.
The pupils of the Misses Wyllie's school
will hold their commencement exercises
on Thursday evening in the gymnasium
in the rear of St. Andrews Church.
The suit of ex-County Clerk William
w. Worrell VS.. Aaron E. Burr, to recover
on bill for fees, is set down for hear
ing before Justice Laumaster to-day.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the. post
office for the week ending June 10: Mrs
Alfred Egbert, Mr.. VIM. Earl, Mrs Gibbs
Mrs. Sarah Kelly, Mr.. Elwood Norcross
Rev. Dewitt G. Cobb, of Camden, was in
Mount Holly Friday evening for the pur-
pose of establishing section of the en-
dowment rank of the Knights of Pythias.
Capt. Martin L. Haines, of Vincentown,
who became member of the cranberry
trust, has withdrawn from that concern
and will sell his berries on his own hook.
The State Encampment at Trenton, on
Thursday, was well attended by Grand
Army men, Shiras Post, of Mount Hol-
ly, was represented by some ten of its
members.
The Presbyterian Church will receive a
thorough cleaning this week and also
new carpet. The prayer meeting to-mor-
row evening will be held in the Brainard
school building.
The freeholders of Northampton and
Lumberton townships have given the
South Pemberton stone road a covering
of sand which critics say is just about
the proper thing.
Word was received in Mount Holly last
week of the marriage of John B. Lippin-
colt, which occurred at Slocumville, R. I.
The bride is Miss Mary Fowler, popu
lar school teacher.
The fair and festival held in Red Mems
hall on Friday and Saturday evenings was
well attended, and Pocahontas Tribe, I'M
der whose auspices it was held, have en-
riched their treasury to the amount of
$50.
just the weather for the Csc, SOC and
75c lace corsets. Very thin ribbed.
Gauze and Isle thread vests. A new lot
of ACC. bingham skirts. Lisle thread hose
only 25c per pair. S. s. Evan, No. %
Main street.
The ladies of the Mount Holly M. E.
Church will hold lawn social on the
lawn adjoining the church on Thursday
evening. June 49, The supper previous
ly advertised for next Saturday evening
has been abandoned.
People owning cottages at the shore are
now preparing for their annual exodus to
that section, and in short time our pop
ulation will be somewhat diminished by
the departur of those who will spend the
summer along the coast.
On Sunday next religious rally will
be started in the Court House yard by
members of the colored church at Bucto.
Its duration will depend upon the inter
est manifested and the number of sinners
captured. Good speakers will be in at
tendance.
The Locust Grove Club, of Burlington,
have issued invitations to clam bake at
their club house on the Burlington road,
on Thursday Last year the outing of
this club was interfered with on two oc-
casions by rain, and the members hope
for better time this year.
John Wright, of Union street, who
graduated from the Drexel Institute, Phil
adelphia, on Friday, will head party
this week that will camp for awhile at
Irish Wharf, after which they will go to
the Burlington island, and then the boys
will take trip down in the pines
The members of Gen. Shiras Post, No.
26, G. A. R., are trying to Guido them
selves for the glorious Fourth, and they
are calculating to attract many of the
people of Burlington county to Mount
Holly on that day. A good time will be
provided from sunrise until midnight.
| Samuel Matlack died at his home il
Trenton yesterday after short illness
He was of Quaker parentage and wal
born in Chester township in 1888 Hi
family is one of the Oldest in Burlington
county, dating back to the arrival il
America of William Matlack, who settled
in Burlington county in 1850, coming
from Nottinghamshire, England. A wife
and seven sons and daughters survive tn
deceased.
Joseph B. Forker died in Washington
ID. c., on Friday. He was the son of ex
Congressman Samuel c. Forker, of thi