The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-06-25
Justice clevenger disposed of three &C.

Justice Clevenger disposed of three &C
lions on contract last week.
The waiting room of the Washington
House has been newly papered.
Mark Sooy has accepted position with
the c. H. Sims Company for the summer.
Thomas B. Denness will open his whole
sale liquor store on Mill street next Mon
day.
Rev. Walter Fl. Semple and wife, of
Mexico are receiving congratulations on
the birth of daughter last Wednesday.
Robert M. Gorrell, justice of the peace,
of Palmyra, died suddenly on Thursday
from stroke of paralysis.
There was quite an arrival of boarders
at the Ivanhoe last evening, the house
kept by Mrs. johnson on Washington
street.
Augustus Powell was arrested on Sat-
urday night by Officer Seyerns for being
drunk Justice Krayer gave him three
days in Jail.
The committee appointed to make ar
rangements for the centennial anniver-
sary of the organization of the Mount
Holly Baptist Church will meet tomor
row evening
County Clerk Warrick has several mort
cages in his possession to be recorded,
but they are being withheld until next
month in order to escape the stamp tax,
which will then cease.
Kirk Brown, of Montclair, who is pres
ident of the Dunlop Tire Company, pass
ed through Mount Holly on Saturday
while travelling in his automobile. He
called on some friends before taking his
departure.
Pietro Ayello, an Italian, was arrested
on Saturday on charge of assaulting H.
C. Smith, of Pine street. Justice Krayer
held him in 800 bail for his appearance
at court The dispute arose over the use
of water tap.
Aaron Dean, the carpenter, died sud-
denly at his home on Water street yester
day afternoon While eating a piece of
meat, portion of it lodged in his throat.
He seemed unable to breathe and died
shortly afterward.
The grass in front of the Jail entrance
was cut yesterday. This is the first time
that such thing ever happened, as it
has been impossible to make grass grow
there until Deputy Sheriff Doughty took
the matter in charge.
On Sunday, somewhere between Mount
Holly and Moorestown, County Clerk
Warrick lost a watch charm in the shape
of an arrow head with Masonic emblem
attached. A suitable reward will be paid
on its return to the County Clerks office.
Wagons carting stone from the old
depot lot to the Mill street road drop a
large quantity along the streets during a
day. The stone may not be of any value
to the contractor, but it is quite certain the
streets are not benefited by having it thus
d eposited.
James Jacob Garbarino, formerly of
Mount Holly, was married to Miss Name
Kelly, of Florence, on Thursday. Miss
Rose Garbarino was bridesmaid, John
Kelly best man, Joseph Miller and Charles
Kelly ushers Jakes many Mount Holly
friends tender him their best wishes
George Brown and Charles McKenna
got into an alteration on High street, on
Saturday afternoon, while both were I'M
der the influence of liquor. Brown struck
McKenna, knocking him down. In fall
ing the young mans head struck stone
step, rendering him unconscious Brown
was arrested and fined s. and costs by
Justice Jamison. McKenna has not yet
fully recovered from the effects of the in
jury to his head.