The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-09-11

4 Samuel L. Bullock is erecting a Wagon
shed in the rear of his residence on Gar
den street.
Rev. Charles H. Warrick, of Philadel
phia, will preach in the Baptist Church
next Sunday.
Robert Kirkland, of Smithville a boy
ten years DID, caught pike on Saturday
that weighed 81 pounds
Wanted, at the pocketbook factory, ten
boys. No experience necessary. Good
opportunity to get steady work. Weaver
Mfg. Co.
Robert Meade, of Florence, aged nine
years, fell from tree in the school yard
yesterday The child fractured his spine
and cannot recover.
Wanted, at the pocketbook factory, 10
men. No experience necessary. Steady
work. Can make from $3.50 to $500 per
day. Weaver Mfg. Co.
While up the creek fishing with her
husband, on Wednesday, Mrs. Frederick
H. Lee contracted severe case of poison,
which caused her to take to her bed.
If the party who was driving on the
Jacksonville road on Sunday afternoon
will call at the farm of George o. Morris
they can get the child's hat that was. drop
ped from the carriage.
William S. Taylor, who has been clerk
ing for Atkinson, has formed CO partner
ship with Thomas Cavanaugh The new
firm will occupy the store under the
photograph gallery on High street.
A fox terrier answering to the name of
Jack has either strayed away or has been
stolen. He has a brown mark on his
head. A reward will be paid for his re-
turn to Col. Charles NJ Sloan, Mount
Holly.
The Knights of Pythias, on Friday
evening, received one proposition for
membership, and conferred the Page and
Esquire ranks ON four candidates. The
third degree will be given in the long
form next Friday night.
urer and clerk of the Baptist Church were
appointed delegates to attend a meeting of
the Camden Baptist Association, to be
held in the First Baptist Church at Cam
den on Tuesday, September %.
The Atlantic County Board of Free
holders, on Wednesday, accepted specifi-
cations for new road between Egg Har-
Dor city and Green Bank in this county
This will make connecting line of fine
roads between Atlantic and Burlington
counties.
The Locust Grove Club has issued invi-
tations for another outing to be held on
Wednesday, September 10. There will
be clam bake, shooting and QUOT con-
tests and other sports during the after |
noon. The trolley cars will stop at the
club house.
Next spring John D. Clevenger will
have rounded out twenty years as justice
of the peace, at which time he intends to
retire from the office. His name has been
suggested for the position of Auditor, but
he will not consent to that proposition be-
cause there are two candidates from Mount
Holly.
A public reception will be given to Rev.
and Mrs. Martin Aigner in the parish
house on Washington street on Thursday
evening from eight to ten o'clock, to which
all their friends of every denomination
are invited. Mr. Aigner will preach his
farewell sermon next Sunday, and will
leave Mount Holly for Franklin, Pa, on
Monday.
The public schools opened yesterday morn
ing, and the boys and girls should remember
that the teachers are their best friends
Whatever they ask you to do, that try to
do promptly and cheerfully. Going to
school is business for you, just the same
as regular trade is business for the older
folks, and if you neglect your business
now, where and how will you finish your
life work?
Mrs. Rachel Groems, of Mount Holly,
was admitted to the Burlington County
Hospital, on Wednesday, suffering from
typhoid fever. Charles A. Blake, of
Smithville, and Rena Gibbs, of Mount
Holly, are appendicitis patients, who were
operated on there during the past two
days Five other persons are receiving
treatment.
Following is a list of the unclaimed
letters remaining in the post office for the
week ending September 8: Frank Butler
Ella May Bennett Mrs. Charles Bradley
Master F. Charmock, Miss Lizzie Couren'
Benjamin P. Docherty, o. Eliasson, Mrs.
Mary L. Gaines, Barzillia Ingling, William
Younger, Joseph Mosley Andrew Nc
Cuen package. Mrs. Abbie Rogers, 273S
Hellon ST., Philadelphia; Mrs. Richard
McCords, 109 East Stafford ST., German
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