The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-03-20
LOCAL NEWS.

The annual school meeting will be helt
in the court house this evening.
Miss Marion H endrickson will move in
to her new house on Broad street to-day
On Friday the Mount Holly Shoe Com
pany declared semi annual dividend o
six per cent.
Snow shovcls that were thought to b.
drug on the market, commanded ready
sale on Thursday.
Nothing occurred in Mount Holly OF
Saturday to especially mark the advent
of st. Patrick's day.
Clerk Walter T. Stewart will admins
ter the oath of office to the new township
officers on Saturday next.
DR.. w. P. Melcher was called to Bath
Maine, on Sunday, by the announcement
of the death of his mother.
Some of the Academy students are try
ing to get up party of young people te
take short trip through Europe.
Money is being subscribed toward re
building the old church at Colestown
which was recently destroyed by fire.
William Sherman has purchased barr
of DR.. Charles Harker, adjoining the ONT
he now owns in the rear of Union street
The Hoppe pianola, operated by theil
agent, w Williams, will be one of the
features at the Relief Fire Company'f
fair, April 18th to 18th.
Mount Holly lost two of her old citi
zens last week William G. Curtis died
on Wednesday and William T. Buchanan
died on Friday night.
The sale of seats for Denman Thomp-
sons Sunshine of Paradise Alley" Co.
will open at Jamisen's on Thursday morn
ing. Reserved seats 30 CENTS
The "bowery boys" of Water street en-
joyed street parade on Wednesday even
ing to celebrate the election OF George
w. Durand to the Office of freeholder.
A woman is wanted in family of two,
with infant, to do Homework and assist in
taking care of baby. Good wages Ad-
dress Help, box 572, Mount Holly post
Office,
.,a;.o. Gibson, = ,oonv friends in Bur-
lington county will be glad to hear OF the
improvement in his condition He has
been able to sit up for over week and can
now take solid food.
Mics rn,el;ne T,,cas has GONE to the Ban.
4,st Iaroa az Aoad Peonle at Newark.
- ~ xr;1, snend tho rana;nder Of her
,;fe She has as her room mate Mrs. Kerr,
also Of Mount Holly.
uo;,anon ~
Ane WIZ = 20 70 = 80 Shar,as q
a'ensoA' 20 - D. poter provost
i.osos' on,s sol = 90 o. go t,,r; "a
= oas : ~ ., i
: 49, - -.
"ea'sl : go a.-''' $3.50 49, heen 90
soous = - ' 49, nast two
p'ess'u 49, o,1 - 900 hoe
"o'Ns' 'Aa, - 49, III
p'SA so'''p 800 : : - = :
The Court House was well filed on sun
day afternoon, the occasion being spe-
cial service under the auspices VI ene NJ :.
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" az An'l'' : - - -
'Ae 90 nv. !,
hev. Dewie' =. oopp' "no = ::
known IN TINS viclnlty' mas resigneu n''
position as state organizer ior '.ie enio"
ment rank OF tne hnignss u s0n'a'.
His successor Is oomers l. ona'npion' u
Atian'ic nigiianus
Inc annual scnooi mee.lns ioi app
prlaung money 10 conouc' sne Sonools -,
the current year. VIII pc neiu ~ ING oou'
House TINS evening inree trustees a =
to be elected. The terms Oh u W. I
Melcher, Jerome d. urlgg anu isaao =
HUFF expire
Miss Nan Davis, the youngest daugh
ter of John B. Davis. living near Mount
,aoiiy, ~ ''.e E---s - rar. nor
nam 'ones' nesi 80 80 - " :. wadnesdov
1ieu W z iienue .se' ~ n..,Sss,,h;.
before mayo' AsD m,as ~,
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DeS' inan
Three ministers in attendance at the M
E. conference were compelled to leave OIL
Saturday owing to death, and by Gu
rious coincidence they were all called t.
Lumberton. Rev. Mr.. Heilenman buried
his wife at that place; hev- MI rroVos'
attended the funeral OF ms son. anu ios
Mr.. Clair was called nome ny 'ne uea'i
OF his babe.
Is life in the country more favorable
to human development than life In TN
city r will be the subject OF debate OF
Friday evening in the lecture room OF TN
Methodist Church The affirmative sio'
of the question will be taken by Judge
Hendrickson and Joseph D. snreve' am
the negative side by Rev. Marshall owen
and DR.. Atwood.
Tn response to the alluring promise
for steady employment, made by Sila
Bachelor. of Bridgeton, to the people o
Mount Holly. these and other familie
have decided to remove to South Jersey
Samuel Clapper, Andrew ]. Collins, VII
liam Justice Albert N. Pine, Elijah Gre
ver James Peak. Edward Burrough
There are families going from Vincen
town and other places. All the men an