The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-10-02

vi Harry E. Woertz, the paper hanger, hal
removed his family to Palmyra.
e J. Howard Shinn has very neat display
of millinery in his show windows.
It Charles Risdon is now employed by
George D. Worrell, at Tuxedo Park, N. Y.
/, Jacob Greenwood died at his home in
/ Hainesport, Wednesday morning, aged "a
years.
j. Franklin Hunter is placing a new
steam heater in his green houses on Grant
street
Last week new planking was placed
on the Washington street crossing of the
trolley road
!" Some of the churches in Burlington
county are raising money for the Calves
ton sufferers
The delivery wagon of s. T. Engle
has been reprinted and neatly lettered by
E. Plum Pitcher.
! Rev. G. s. Messeroll, of Burlington,
will lecture in the Rancocas M. E. Church,
on Frid ay evening, on "a Screw Loose. /"
: Charles Fl. Estill, ST., has been attend
ing to business in the Office of Justice
John D. Clevenger during the latter's in
disposition.
Don't fail to attend the fair and festival
by the Foot Ball Club in Arcade Hall, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
of this week.
On Thursday Samuel E. Colder replac-
ed the lamp on the America hose carriage
that was broken off while going to the
Anderson fire.
Marion Circle, No. 9, Brotherhood of
the Union, received one proposition on
Wednesday evening. This lodge is grow
ing quite rapidly
A suit for damages is to be instituted
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany by the parents of the little child
who was recently killed near Birming-
ham.
In nearly every instance the cranberry
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AS result the fruit will command good
price, which will help to make up for the
loss.
Worrell & Harris, tobacconists, of
Mount Holly, have placed neat signs
throughout the county advertising the
-Four r" cigar, which is having large
sale.
The John W. Taylor Manufacturing
Company has purchased the double brick
house on Church street, adjoining the ma
chine shop, which they will convert into
offices.
Frank Lynch, of Mount Holly, was one
of the attendants that started from Jobs |
town, recently, with thirteen yearlings
shipped from the Rancocas Stock Farm to
England
Owing, to an outbreak of tuberculosis on
the farm of William Deacon, near Mount !
Holly, the State Board of Health on Tues
day ordered a number of infected cows
destroyed.
A meeting of the Women's Christian |
Temperance Union will be held on We'd
nesday next at the residence of Mrs. Ben
iamin Lamb, 1903 Union street, at $50
o'clock, p M.
The Democrats will hold mass meet |
ing on the fair grounds on Thursday at
noon. when Hon. L. F. Livingstone, a
Southern orator, will speak on the issues
of the campaign.
The people of Marlton have not yet
given up the idea of having bank of
their own. They believe that there is
sufficient capital in that section to sup
port such an institution.
Mrs. Henry l. Budd, of Mount Holly,
has been chosen delegate from the Bur
lington County W. G. T. o. to the
National Convention to be held at Wash
ington, D. G., in December.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Charles G.. Keen, of Mount Holly,
and Miss Freda Trappe, of Lumberton.
The wedding will take place on Thursday,
October 25, in St. Martin sim the Fields
Church, at Lumberton.
A fair and festival will be held in the
Arcade hall, on Friday and Saturday even
ings. October IL and 10, by Court Mount
Holly, No. SO, Foresters of America. An
orchestra will be in attendance each even
ing to furnish music for dancing. Tickets
10 cents
DR.. Raymond Clark, the dentist, has
received a certificate from the New Jersey
examiners. A number of improvements
have been made to the offices of the late
DR.. Risdon, which he is occupying They
have been retitted and enlarged and an
extracting room added.
On Sunday night the chicken house of
Mrs. Sabayee, at Palmyra, was burned to
the ground, supposed to have been fired
by white caps. Several days ago Mrs
Sabayee found notice nailed to her
front door saying her house would be
burned to the ground. No notice was
taken of the threat, and Sunday nights
fire was the result.
Despite the trolley, the bicycle and the
automobile, the future of the American
horse is by no means discouraging. There
arrived in this country few days since
four commissioners of the German gov
eminent, sent to investigate the condition
of our horse market and ascertain if that
government may rely upon it as base of
supply for its army horses.
The Burlington City Loan and Trust
Company has filed articles of incorpora-
ton in the County Clerks office. The
capital stock is 100000, all of which has
been taken. The incorporators are DR.. j.
Howard Pugh, Andrew H. McNeal, g.
W. Lewis, George A. Atkinson, Howard
Flanders, Richard Mott, of Burlington,
and Henry J. Trick, of Vincentown.
Try George W. Durand if you want
strictly pure groceries and provisions at
the lowest cash prices. He has large
stock at his store, corner of Water and
King streets Mount Holly. Orders called
for and delivered. Prompt attention given
to all customers, and satisfaction guaran
teed. Also fresh and salt meats can be
obtained at lowest market prices
About month since Mrs. Lydia Hill
ward died at her home in Vincentown, and |
as will could not be found, great deal
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