The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-01-16

: suffered a stroke of paralysis, and his COZ
q dition is said to be critical
It is said that Harry Jones, who at on
time tended bar in Mount Holly for Jess
Wells, recently died in Kentucky.
j Jacob Grouse, who bought a doubl
house on Galley avenue, is making a nun
Der of needed improvements to it.
), Amos Cline is credited with havin
i raised some of the finest cranberries see
around Atsion during the past season.
i Owing to an accident to the engine a
, the power house on Tuesday, steam car
were used on the trolley road last week.
Vogel & Demings minstrels, headed b.
Arthur Deming, will appear at the Oper
House. on Wednesday evening, gath inst
On Wednesday morning Sarah En-
mons, of Arney's Mount, was found dea'
in bed, she having died from stroke o
paralysis.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the pos
office for the week ending January 10
Miss Sarah Bovine, John Biddle, II. Il
Lippincott.
Honora, wife of James McClarney, dice
suddenly on Tuesday afternoon, at he
home at Mill and Green streets. Dealt
resulted from hemorrhages.
Barbara Alloway, aged So years, fell OF
the boardwalk in her yard in Lumberton
on Sunday, and broke her right hip. she
was taken with dizzy spell.
HI. J. w. Frederick has sold his store on
Mill street, and the dwelling house at the
corner of Broad and Buttonwood Streets
to Robert S. Gaskill for SO, 100
Barclay Dunfee, of Marlton, has been a
severe sufferer from injuries caused by the
bursting of an emery wheel on which he
was engaged in sharpening saw.
Miss Mary Robinson, recently of New
York, who has been spending the summer
in Lumberton. was married in Philadel-
phia, on Tuesday, to Oscar Schaeffer.
Milkmen who desire to serve the Chill
dren's Home for the year are requested to
put in bids by Thursday, January 20
They must be in writing, sealed and left
at the Home.
Miss Clara Severns has handsome
Bible, gift from Rev. Marshal Owens,
pastor of the Methodist Church, for her
interest in getting new members in the
Sunday school.
AS the result of falling on pile of
wood recently, Mrs. ]. W. Rolf, of Budd-
town, fractured bone in her right arm,
and striking her left hand on an axe, had
her fingers cut badly.
Samuel Haines, indicted for running
speak easy at Ong's Hat, in Pemberton
township, was arrested by Constable Will
liam Il. Thompson, near Moorestown, on
Wednesday, and committed to Jail.
A few days since meeting was held in
Merchantville looking to consolidation
of all the gas light plants in South Jer-
sey. Representatives from Moorestown,
Mount Holly and Haddonfeld were pres
ent.
During the supper to be given by the
Good Intent Fire Company this week, the
engine will be placed in the house OF the
Union Hose Company The carriage will
be taken to Judson Gaskill's carriage fac
tory.
The Mount Holly and Union National
banks entertained stockholders and di-
rectors at lunches spread in the banks, on
Tuesday. The directors and officers of
the Farmers bank dined at the Arcade
hotel.
Thursday, January 25, has been select
ed as Donation day for the Burlington
County Children's Home. Friends of the
institution throughout the county are
especially asked to contribute literally on
the above date.
Samuel Bareford, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Monte Rudderow, formerly of Mount
Holly, were married at Philadelphia, on
Wednesday They were guests Of Mr.
and. Mrs. Samuel Elberson, on Garden
street. on Thursday and Friday.
The Mount Holly Banjo Mandolin and
Guitar Club is now rehearsing music for
the entertainment it proposes to give in
the Opera House next month. The club
has placed an order for evening suits,
which will be worn for the first time on the
above occasion.
The general store of M. Warner Har-
grove, at Browns Mills, was saved from
fire few nights since. A hanging lamp
caused the trouble When it dropped, oil
was scattered all over the floor. Prompt
action on the part of dozen persons
with buckets of water saved the premises.
On Wednesday evening, at the resi-
dence of his father, near Columbus, oc-
Cured the death of J. Biddle Tallman,
a young man of much promise. A cold
contracted while gathering ice was fol-
lowed by pneumonia. The deceased was
engaged to be married to young lady
living in Beverly.
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the Junior Order United American Me
chanics of New Jersey, New York, PeAn-
sylvania, Virginia and the district of Col
umbia and the National Council of the or
der is to be settled in the courts. Steps
| In that direction have been made by
Pennsylvania, and it is probable that sim
liar action will ensue in the other states
| involved.
The annual meeting of the District
Medical Society of the county of Bur
llinCton will be held at the Arcade Hotel
in Mount Holly to-day, when officers fol
the ensuing year will be elected. DIR
Small will report an interesting case Of
Dermoid Cyst and present the patient and
specimens. Dr. Charles Lister Leonard
of the University Hospital, Philadelphia
will deliver an illustrated lecture entitled
ssThe Application of the Roentgen Ray
Method of Diagnosis to Surgery. "
From private in the ranks to the heat
of his regiment is the military record o
John |. Shinn, of Burlington, who wa
Friday night elected colonel of the Thirt
Regiment, National Guards of New Jer
sew. to succeed William II. Cooper, VIII
has been advanced to Brigadier General
] At the election, which was held in Cam
: den. these additional officers were chosen
Lieutenant Colonel, John Mather, Cam