The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-08-06
Personal.

CA0OAtAAs
Thomas G. Alcott spent Sunday in At
lantic City.
A. Lincoln Sailer is taking in the sights
at the Buffalo fair.
Clarence H. Polhemus and wife are at
Casco Bay, Maine.
Mrs Samuel R. Wetherill is spending
season at Wildwood
Miss Anna R. Burr is visiting Pitman
Grove for two weeks.
Miss Laura Miller spent yesterday with
friends in Burlington.
Detliff Dubell, of Columbus, spent yes
terday at the county seat.
The family of William S. Kelley are
stopping at Atlantic City.
Edwin McIlvain, of Glassboro, spent
last week in Mount Holly.
Harvey Thomas has been i'll at Sea Side
Park during the past week.
Ralph Sooy spent last week with Wat
son T. Sooy at Green Bank.
John McCarty will spend the balance of
the summer at Atlantic City.
Misses Bessie and Name Wescott spent
Thursday at Browns Mills
James Logan, of Pine street, h as been
quite i'll during the past week.
Miss Mary Simons, of Trenton, is spend
-. I'll.
The family of DR.. R, G. Darlington
spent last week at Sea Side Park.
Mrs. Jennie Vanderveer left on Satur-
day for weeks stay in Trenton.
Miss Name Crockford has returned from
trip to Ocean Grove and Red Bank.
Miss Rena Powell, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of friends in Mount Holly.
Mrs. Anna Taylor, of Palmyra, visited
friends in Mount Holly on Wednesday.
| Miss Florence Owen has returned home
after visiting relatives at Lansdowne, Pa.
| County Clerk Warrick and his mother
are making brief stay at Beach Haven.
Miss Anna Coppuck is at Grand Rapids,
Michigan, where she will remain for some
time.
Mrs. Sallie Applegate, of Washington,
D. c., was a visitor in Mount Holly last
week
William Estlow, of Wilmington, Del,
is making a visit to his parents in Mount
Holly.
Mrs. Alloway, of Mount Holly, has
been visiting Mrs Lizzie Knight at Tab
ernacle.
Henry G. Risdon was transacting bust
ness down at Bridgeville, Delaware, on
Saturday.
William Wetherill and Loring Borton
left on Sunday for Ocean Grove for ten
days stay.
Mrs James E. Berry received visit
last week from her uncle, Peter DIETRICH,
of Erie, Pa.
Mrs. William Holt, of Delanco, has
been spending few days with relatives
in Mount Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Burns and son,
Eugene, are taking in the sights at the
Buffalo exposition.
Judge J. Frank Fort, of Newark, came
to Mount Holly on Friday to attend to
some legal business.
Archie Eastman and family, of larry
town, N. Y, are the guests of the Misses
Rebecca and Sue Colby
William H. Goldy Jr., and family, OF
Brooklyn, are spending their vacati on
with the formers parents here.
Mrs. Benjamin W. Zelley and her two
sons left on Friday for Barnegat, where
they will spend the month of August.
John D. Clevenger will start for Ocean
Grove on Thursday, where he will pro
baby remain for the balance of the
month
Edward E. Holeman and John NJ Col
Inns, both employed at Scranton, Pa, are
in Mount Holly spending two weeks
vacation with their parents.
Mrs. Samuel H. Chambers, Mrs. Will
liam Butterworth and Miss Anna Kim
ball have returned from weeks visit tc
the Pan American Exposition.
DR.. Richard II. Parsons returned from
his European trip on Saturday. On hil
homeward trip his cabin companion was
Michael Davit. the Irish orator
The Kaaterskill House in the Catskil
mountains, under the management of H
E. Elder, is popular resort for Mount
Holly people. At present there are a
the hotel, Judge G. E. Hendrickson and
wife, George and James Hendrickson
Miss Laura Gaskill, Cashier Davis ant
family.
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