The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-10-30
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Opera House this evening.
Samuel /. Bullock is now engaged 10
painting the exterior of the Baptist church.
Michael Chubaroff will remove from
Burlington to New York city In short
time.
Now that the cranberry picking season
is oyer, tramps are again annoying the
farmers.
Stacy B. Lippincott, the Washington
street coal baron, has placed window In
the east side of his Office
The remains of Mrs John 81. Fenimore,
of Smithville, were inferred in the Mount
Holly cemetery yesterday.
Elwood Waterman gave up his barber
business on Thursday. He is now in the
employ of John D. johnson.
Herbert Alloway will remove from
Budd street to one of William Mason's
houses on Cherry street, below Garden
The scarlet fever scare at Bridgeboro'
has subsidized, and the public school has
opened after being closed Tor three weeks.
Several persons from Mount Holly went
to Moorestown Saturday evening to wit
ness the Republican parade that was held
there
The vestry of Trinity parish, at meet
ing held last evening, presented the bell
in the church tower to the Methodist
Church.
Albert Brown, an employee at the River
side watch case factory, tainted last week
while at work In falling he bit his tongue
very badly.
The w. G. T. U. of Mount Holly will
hold meeting at the residence of Mrs
Thomas, on Grant street, tomorrow after
noon at 2.30
Franklin W. Fort, son of Judge j. Frank
Fort, will deliver an address at Republic
can mass meeting at Pemberton, on Thurs
day evening. Nov. 1.
A bell weighing 500 pounds has been
ordered for the Christian Church being
erected at Bridgeboro'. 1t will be placed
in the belfry this week.
Howard " Stratton and Miss Wilhel-
nina E. Donnelly, both of Mount Holly,
were married by Rev. ]. M. Messerole, at
Burlington, on Saturday
The township committee of Delran has
advertised that in the future they Will re-
fuse to pay for any fowls killed by dogs,
as the Supreme court has decided it to be
illegal.
Tickets for the literary, musical and
humorous entertainment for the benefit OF
the Good Intent Fire Co., in the Opera
House, on Thursday evening, November
is. NAV be had at Jamison's stationery
store.
The new front that has been placed In
Joseph Powell's building on High street,
together with the interior changes, makes
It one of the most desirable business stores
in town. 1t will be occupied by George
W. Durand
On Friday evening the Knights OF
Pythias conferred the third degree on one
Esquire and received one proposition.
The lodge also forwarded an additional
contribution of $25 to the Pythian suffer
ers at Galveston.
Patrick MCGEE, of New Lisbon, while
drunk on Friday, visited some OF the
stores about town trying to sell some side
combs and rings. He fell into the hands
of officer Denness, who had the fellow
committed for thirty days.
There will be Republican meeting in
New Egypt on Thursday evening, to be
addressed by Hon. G. N. Brumm, OF
Pennsylvania, and Congressman Gardner
Preceding the meeting there will be pa
rade by the N. j. Sewell Republican
club.
Rev. C. II. Pendleton is at Atlantic City,
attending the Baptist State Convention.
He will read paper before the pastors
conference, and will address the Educa-
tional Society. He was accompanied by
his son. Mrs. Emley and Mrs. Emma Gas
kill are also present at the meetings
The following are the unclaimed letters
remaining in the post office for the week
ending Oct. 81: G. W. Beckley, 3; Mrs.
Carry Cottrell, J. G.. Gaskill, Mrs. Chris
tine Hynes, Mrs. II. Hines, Miss Margaret
Helser, Howard Powell, George G. Ris-
don. Mrs. Alberta Reeves, Mrs. John Tay-
lor. Ann Mount, 8 /; LIE Roy Vanzant.
Tomorrow night will be the time to
keep an eye on everything about your
premises to see that it don't walk off.
Even this vigilance may not prove sue
cessful, for it is sometimes difficult to
thwart the intentions of those who start
out to celebrate Halloween. Those who
engage in this work should avoid the pos
sibility of doing any damage and per-
forming acts of vandalism.
Detective Ellis H. Parker. Chief of Po-
lice Thomas B. Denness, constables Gas
kill and Woodruff have rented room No.
8, in the Gaskill building, which they will
use as private headquarters to consult
over criminal matters. They have also
established rogues' gallery there, which
already contains number of pictures.
Photographs are now being taken OF all
persons who are committed to the state
prison from Mount Holly.
Several months since Peter Allen, of
Lumberton township, worked for Charles
Woolston, farmer near Masonville. At
ter selling load of truck he appropriat-
ed the proceeds, sent the team home by a
boy, and then proceeded to get drunk.
Officer Denness arrested him while attend
ing the Bryan reception at Burlington
last week. 1t appears that at the time OF
the theft Woolston owed Allen some
money, and Policeman Denness will as
certain how the accounts stood between
the two men, so that intelligent action
NAV be taken next Saturday, when the
prisoner will plead guilty.
There was a game of football at the
foot of White street, on Saturday, that
would have been quite interesting If there
had been more playing and less wrangling'
The chief point seemed to be the disput-
ing of every decision of the referee. The
visiting team was from Roxborough. Not
withstanding they were much lighter thar
the home team they played good game
and kept Mount Holly from running up {
big score the result being 10 to In favol