The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-03-27


q Commissioner of Deeds.
Fred King, of Medford, has taken u
:, his residence in Mount Holly
]. Elwood Hancock has purchased th
Charles Fort farm at Unionville.
), Nathan W. Everline is now employe
in printing Office in Atlantic City
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs. +
H. Lee are i'll with the whooping cough.
Il The baby daughter of Mr.. and MR.
Jere H. Colkitt, on Union street, is quit
. ILL
Mrs. Ella M. Thacher, of Florence, ha
gone to Cuba in the interest of the W. {
T. U.
First Lieutenant Samuel Worlin is i
command of Company E, until captain
is elected.
il A load of hay was blown over on tn
King street bridge on Wednesday by tn
high wind.
Il Lung fever caused the death of hors
belonging to Daniel EVAN of Smithville
few days ago.
The congregation of the Baptist Churcl
has lost twelve of its members by dealt
since October 10.
4 Chauncey Hoffman, who has been suffer
ing with paralysis, died at his home Il
Buddtown last week.
Il Governor VOORHEES, has appointed Wal
ter /. Dill, assistant cashier of the Uniol
bank, notary public.
Postmasters have been notified that thu
postage on letters to the Philippines ha
been reduced to two cents.
| Walter j. Buzby, of Moorestown, ha'
received $50, 900 for his interest in thu
Chalfont hotel, at Atlantic City.
i The friends of Miss Beatrice Sooy, who
is visiting in Arizona, will be sorry tt
llearn that she is i'll with scarlet fever.
Joseph Darnell, who recently had his
Ileg amputated in st. Luke's Hospital
Philadelphia, came home on Wednesday
A social will be given in the hall al
Jobstown on April IS, by the ladies of St
Andrews Society, for the benefit of the
church.
| Lumber is on the ground for the cree
tion of an additional room in the rear of the
house on Union street now occupied by
Frederick II. Lee.
Mrs. Sallie Lewis, of Bispham street, is
ill with erysipelas. Miss Bessie " Du-
rand is acting as her substitute as teach
er in the public school.
| Thomas. E. Norcross, who has been
employed by Kayser & Altman, paper
hangers of Philadelphia, has engaged to
work for T. Walter Borton.
The funeral of Mrs. William D. Troth,
on Friday, was largely attended, many
members of the Friends society being
present from various sections.
The estate of the late Catharine Beatty,
deceased, of Mount Holly avenue, is
worth about So, 900. A will executed ten
years ago was found among her effects.
/ A woman is wanted in family of two,
with infant, to do housework and assist in
taking care of baby. Good wages. Ad-
dress Help" box 572, Mount Holly post
office.
Franklin Dill commenced Thursday to
revise the financial rating of the business
men of Mount Holly for Bradstreet's Com
mercial Agency. His district comprises
Burlington, Camden and Ocean counties.
| A new customer comes to the columns
of THE News this week in the person Of
G. o. Peacock, formerly of Mount Holly,
who is now in business in Philadelphia.
He would be pleased to see his Burling-
ton county friends.
| Representatives from eight different
lodges met in the Greenwald building al
Moorestown Tuesday night to form CO.
operative association. 1t is proposed ito
establish cooperative store for the mu
tual benefit of the members.
The Republican voters of Burlington
county will meet at the court house next
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock, to re
ceive the report of the committee TO revise
the rules of the party. Delegates are te
be elected tomorrow evening
One of the largest weddings that evel
took place occurred in Rancocas, on Wed
nesday, in the Friends meeting house
The contracting parties were Miss Mary
H. Haines, popular school teacher, anc
Mr.. Rhodes, of Chester county, Pa.
| J. w. Swenson, the assistant super
visor of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany in Mount Holly, has been transfer
red to Jersey City, to which place he will
remove his family this week. His sue
cessor here is G. s. Heritage, of Altoona
Pa.
AS Robert Ballinger. of Lumberton
was driving home from Mount Holly, OF
Tuesday, his horse took fright Mrs. W
81. Ballinger and sister were also in thu
carriage. The occupants were all severe
lly bruised by being thrown out. They
were cared for at the residence of D
Budd Coles
Lydia Saunders, of Marlton, aged 81
years, has been declared to be of unsount
mind. She will not be taken to an asy
lum, but will remain on her farm in car
of her niece. The commission was com
posed of DR.. Brick and William FL. Eel
lev, of Marlton, and Samuel A. Atkinson
of Mount Holly.
harrington" the King of Magicians
who is said to almost equal Herman, tn
late worlds mystifier, has been engage
to give performance in the Opera Hous
on Saturday evening, April 81, for tn
benefit of the new degree team of NeV
J Jersey Lodge, No. l, Knights of Pythias
} The proceeds will be used in purchasin
J robes for the members.
Try George W. Durand if you wan
, strictly pure groceries and provisions a
the lowest cash prices. He has larg
stock at his store, corner of Water an
King streets, Mount Holly. Orders Gale
for and delivered. Prompt attention give
to all customers, and satisfaction guarar
| teed. Also fresh and salt meats can b
a obtained at lowest market prices.
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