The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-11-13
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Richard Eckman won the Epwortl
League spelling bee at the NJ. E. Church
) Friday evening.
A horse which A. Lincoln Sailer pur
chased in Philadelphia last week, dice
early this morning.
It is said that Mount Holly Chimes
!laundryman is engaged in selling lottery
tickets on the quiet.
On Tuesday DR.. Faringer ran his auto
mobile into tree on Water street ano
damaged it somewhat
On Saturday next John L. Severns viii
start for the shore, where he will spend &
week on the bay chasing ducks
Mrs. Sebilla T. caldwell, mother-in
law of A. E. Gaskill, died on Wednesday
The funeral was held on Saturday.
Free tickets for Salt river were received
through the mail on Thursday morning
by several Mount Holly Democrats.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Church
will have their annual supper in the Ma
sonic Temple on February 10Th and 10th.
A three masted schooner that had been
injured in collision, was sold in Camden
last week by u s. Marshal Alcott for So,
$780,
Girl learners wanted at the Mount Holly
shirt factory. So per week paid while
learning. Apply at factory or Travis
store
AS has been his custom for years, Capt.
Walter A. Barrows supplied the election
board in the FIRST ward on Tuesday with a
choice selection of apples.
A social meeting of the Ushers' Union
of the NJ E. Church, will be held at the
home of Harry G.. Bullock, on Button
wood street, this evening.
Albert Miller has been committed to
Jail on charge of attempting to commit
felonious assault upon Mrs. Annie E.
Clair, of Pemberton township.
DIR. John J. Flynn has an attractive ad-
vertisement in his drug store window In
the shape of revolving Chinese lantern,
which gives out number of colors.
The Commissioners of Appeal will meet
in the America hall on Tuesday, NOvem-
Der 81, to hear the grievance of any per-
son who feels dissatisfied with his assess
ment.
Howard Ballinger, of Pemberton, pur-
chased a horse in Philadelphia last week.
After the animal arrived in Pemberton it
was taken i'll and died ON Sunday. It is
believed it was doctored up to sell.
Clement Richardson, living opposite
the fair grounds, narrowly escaped serious
injury few days since by cow which
suddenly attacked him. He was saved
from harm by the timely arrival of assist
ance
In company with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Mathis, of Tucker
ton, Miss Ethel Sleeper. of Mount Holly,
leaves tomorrow for DeLand, Florida,
where the party will spend the winter
months.
The ball and weathervane have been re-
moved from the Baptist Church and they
will not be replaced again. movement
is on foot to have the dome gilded. Glass
is to take the place of the lattice work in
the tower.
Ladies' f1eeced ribbed underwear. Chill
Oh; 20
lambs wool slipper soles. Excellent quail
ity ladies' stockings, all black and black
with white feet, two pairs for 25 cents. s.
S. Evan, % Main street.
George Hates, of Mount Holly, Jared
badly in foot ball game at Tacony, on
Saturday. He had his collar bone and one
rib broken, and another rib was torn
loose. He was taken to the Episcopal
Hospital, and his father went to the city
on Sunday and brought him home.
The animal meeting of the Trenton
District Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will be held in the M. E. Church
tomorrow. Sessions at 10, Q and
Z. 80 o'clock At the evening session Mrs.
Rasmussen, returned missionary from
Africa, will be the chief speaker. All in
terested in mission work are cordially in
vited to be present.
For several years past Samuel P. Cline,
of the first ward, has been keeping an ac-
count of the number of votes polled at
certain hours on each election day. The
records are taken at 10, 4.30 and $50 P.
M, and comparison shows how the vot-
ing is progressing. On Tuesday at noon
there were just fifty votes short of the
same time four years ago.
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.
The organ in Trinity Church has been
presented to st. Andrews, and will take
the place of the one in the latter church.
The organ was placed in Trinity by Mrs
T. Fl. Risdon as memorial to her hus-
band. The McHenry memorial lectern
and the Coppuck baptismal fount also
have been presented to st. Andrews by
the donors-Miss Eliza McHenry and
Malcolm Fl. Coppuck, respectively.
Some of the young people enjoyed a
Notification on Wednesday evening. They
came down High street carrying ban
ners and torches and beating drum. In
the crowd were several persons who were
sup posed to be men In female attire, but
for once the onlookers were fooled. They
were women from Water street pushing
three Republican ladies in carts. They
wore masks to conceal their identity.
The annual teachers institute for Bur-
| lington county will be held in the Court
House, Mount Holly, November 10, 20 and
| 81 An interesting programme has been
prepared. One of the features will be a
lecture by DR.. C. G. Rounds, of Boston,
on Tuesday evening, Goth inst. Subject,
THAT child; what he is, what he be-
comes" Another eminent lecturer will
be Prof Edward Howard Griggs, who