The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-10-30
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of the NJ. E. Church on Sunday morning
next.
Albert C. Oldershaw, prominent young
man of Moorestown, died on Saturday OF
peritonitis, at the age of "a years.
Conductor Joshua Matlack is making
rapid strides toward complete recovery
from his recent dangerous illness.
A barn belonging to Charles 81. Horner,
at New Egypt, was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday Loss 5000; partly insured
Elwell Fl. Shemeley will soon remove
his family to Groveville, where he will
engage in the manufacture of hemp.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed in the county clerks office by Wash
ington Council, No. 5, Jr. o. U. A. M.
The office and front of the residence of
Judge Charles E. Hendrickson, on High
street. have been reprinted by Samuel L.
Bullock
| Detective Parker went to Pittsburg yes
terday to get Edwin Lehr, who is wanted
for stealing some money in Springfield
township.
An interesting entertainment was
given last night in Brotherhood Hall, at
Masonville, for the benefit of Centennial
Circle, No. TO-
| RIP. Gaskill and John King, of Bridge
boro', awoke on Tuesday morning to find
that during the night some thieves had
stolen all their pears.
A horse belonging to Robert F. Engle
became frightened at the discharge OF
gun at the fair grounds, last week, and
ran away The carriage was slightly
damaged.
| Joseph J. White, agent for the owner,
will sell "a acres of timber, and also the
land, on the premises of Rebecca M.
White at New Lisbon, on Saturday, No
vember 10.
DR.. Faringer, of Garden street, has an
automobile on trial for several days and it
is quite probable that he will be calling on
his patients in one of these conveyances
before long.
The Haines Republican club of Mason
vile, turned out to the demonstration at
Moorestown on Saturday night and pre-
scented very good appearance with their
rs members in line.
A business meeting of the Epworth
League was held on Friday evening, at
the conclusion of which very pleasing
Photographic entertainment was given by
Master Edwin Ogburn.
The Autumn meeting of the Lower Div
ision of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Diocese of New Jersey will be held in st.
hAndrew's Church, tomorrow. The SER
vices will begin at 1870 A. M.
DR.. Prickitt was called on Sunday
evening to attend to Mrs. Harry Jones,
of West Washington street, who had a
sudden attack of heart trouble. She died
before the doctor reached her residence.
William Lynch, gas filter, of Riyerton,
is limping, the result of running splin-
ter over two inches long into his foot, on
Tuesday. So firmly was it imbedded that
pair of pincers were required to extract
It,
Interesting services were held in the
Methodist Church at Bridgeboro' on Sun
day. The speaker was man who had
once been a real burglar, the half OF
whose life had been spent behind prison
walls.
Edward Hack, of Mount Holly, who
has been employed at the Pavonia car
shops, has retired from that position. He
will now be able to devote much time to
upholstering and recovering furniture,
painting, etc.
A mortgage of $15O,00O, which covers
the steamboats, John A. Warner, Column
bia, Twilight and Trenton, property OF
the Delaware River Navigation Company,
has been issued to the Fidelity Trust
Company of Camden.
George H. Pau was the first to burn
the new gas in town. The event took
place last night and gave the utmost sat
isfaction. The light was surprisingly
brilliant" It was not Mount Holly gas
The item refers to Riverside.
The dangerous condition of sidewalk
on upper High street was the cause OF
making Harvey Thomas limp about town
during the past two weeks, because he
sprained the tendons of his ankle while
passing there on dark night.
An ssold times entertainment" will be
given in the lecture room of the M. Z.
church, on Thursday evening, November
22d. The program will consist of dia-
logues, recitations and singing; including
also rainbow drill and character song.
Emmett Moore, lad about 13years old,
was found wandering around on Tuesday
evening by Chief of Police Denness. 1t
was found out that he had run away from
Girard College, Philadelphia about three
weeks ago. He was taken back the next
day.
Miss Eliza McHenry received large
box recently, containing lot OF partly
worn garments, bed quilts, kitchen uten-
sils, etc. She has no knowledge of the
sender of the article. Some time since
Miss McHenry received an anonymous
letter warning her not to appear on the
streets at night.
Eli Scott of Centreton, while out on
Sunday exercising hound dog, was seen
by game warden Wise, who made com
plant before Justice of the Peace Manuel
who fined the young man $40. The hard
ship was in the fact that the young man
did not own the dog, and had no intention
of violating the law.
TRY George W. Durand If you wan
strictly pure groceries and provisions a
the lowest cash prices. He has large
stock at his store, corner of Water ant
King streets, Mount Holly. Orders callet
for and delivered Prompt attention giveI
to all customers, and satisfaction guaran
teed Also fresh and salt meats can b.
obtained at lowest market prices.
The election returns will be displayed
lin the Oper a House next Tuesday evening
There will be an admission charged t.
lcover exp enses. The price to the lowe
norton of the house will be 25 cents; bal
cony Is cents. Tickets may be purchased
in advance at offices of THE NEWS ant
Mirror. Tickets will be issued for thu