The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-08-13
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Chas. M. Sloan has re turned from Beach
Haven.
John w. Harris and wife spent Sunday
at New Gretna
Mrs. Henry I. Budd is at Ocean Grove
| for two weeks visit.
Miss Irene Cowgirl is spending short
period at Wyncotte. Pa.
Fred Triblott of Hainesport, spent Sat
urday at the county seat.
Miss Bertha Stradling spent last week
with relatives in Camden.
Mrs. Henry l. Budd and Miss Sallie
Citizens are at Ocean Grove.
Samuel E. Colder spent Sunday at the
Pitman Grove camp meeting
Harry NJ Abdin, of Chicago, is visit
ing relatives in Mount Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Finley are Wis
lting friends at Merchantville.
DR.. Thomas W. Dobbins. of Newark,
spent Sunday in Mount Holly.
Ulysis G. Peters, of Cramer Hill, spent
Sunday with the Owen brothers.
Miss Pearl Bowkcr, of Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives in Mount Holly
Mark R. Sooy was guest of Reginald
Branch. in Burlington, over Sunday.
Lewis Schuyler has returned home from
Ocean Grove after spending week.
Miss May Boyce last week entertained
Miss Helen Hosking, of Philadelphia.
' Mrs Regain went to Columbus last week
to visit her sisters the Misses Atkinson.
Willie Kelley has returned from visit
to the Pan American Exposition at Buff
falo.
Mrs. George F. Harbert and Mrs. Amy
Parker are spending week at Ocean
Grove.
Thomas Duncan, of Mount Holly is
visiting friends in the vicinity of Nights
town.
Mrs. Samuel Kelley was visiting her
mother, Mrs Jane Colkitt, of Burlington,
last week.
Mrs. Moody, of Philadelphia, has been
making visit at the residence of Joseph
G.. Bower
Miss Rhoda Simons, of Medford, is Wis
iting Mrs William B. Pearson, on Madi
son avenue.
Mrs. billiard, of New Orleans, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Harriet Budd, on
Garden street.
Parker Worth. who has been spending
vacation in this vicinity, has returned to
Springfield, Mass.
Joseph Ward and Craig Moffett took in
the trolley ride to Doylestown and Willow
Grove on Sunday.
William McFar land and family, of Phil
adelphia, are spen ding the summer with
Stewart Mcfarland.
Frank Bullock, chief of the Millville
police force, visited relatives in Mount
Holly on Wednesday.
Ex-Sheriff William A. Townsend and
daughter Mabel, of Columbus. we're Wis
itors here on Saturday.
Rev. Joseph Garrison, pastor of First
NJ E. Church, Medford, was visiting
friends here yesterday.
Master Frank K. Moen, the special de-
livery boy at the post office, is enjoying a
vacation along the shore.
Mrs. Mcdonald, with her son Willie and
daughter Mabel, visited Mrs. William
Ireton, at Florence, last week.
Miss Mary Simons will leave for Tren-
ton to-day, where she will spend few
DAYS with relatives and friends.
Miss Edna Cain, who is summering at
Ocean City, is spending short time with
Miss Ethel Phares, on Madison avenue.
Fred L. Owen. of Mount Holly, and
Owen J. Gray, of Beverly, have returned
from few days fishing trip along the
shore.
Capt. Walter A. Barrows went to Cape
May on Saturday, to spend two or three
days with his family, who are summering
there.
Mrs. Walter Evans, of Camden, came to
Mount Holly last week, to arrange for
some improvements to her hotel property
on Mill street.
Miss l.. Mabel Schlegel. who has been
one of the nurses at the hospital for the
past six months, is enjoying a vacation at
her home at Lykens, Pa.
W. Harry Mason, employed at Atlantic
City, spent Saturday in Mount Holly He
was in the railroad wreck at Camden on
Saturday morning and was pretty well
shaken up but not injured.