The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-07-16

street, died on Friday morning
Hobart City, the new resort near Ton
River, is to have its name changed to PHI
Bay.
William Ryan, the notorious tramp, WI
sent up for thirty days on Thursday fl
disorderly conduct.
Wilbur Emmons, of Mount Holly, VIII
, has been a fireman on the railroad, hs
been promoted to an engineer.
The engagement of Miss Rena Briggs
of Mount Holly, and George Faust, G
Camden, has been announced
The members of the Friends First-da
school will hold their annual picnic in tn
woods at Hainesport tomorrow.
The Scientific american asserts that n
person was ever killed by lightning VIII
wore rubber shoes during a storm.
The Frederick residence on Broad stree
has passed into the possession of Franz
Wright, who secured it for So, 900.
The two hardware stores will start ii
this evening to join in the early closing
movement for the next two months.
Quite number of young men from
Mount Holly are enjoying camp life dow
the Rancocas creek at Sand Hickney.
As the result of falling out of cherry
tree few days since, the little daughte
of Ambrose Let's sustained broken arm
On Tuesday County Clerk Warrick is
sued marriage license to Joseph Morg'
and Miss A. Naylor, both of Philadelphia
Mrs. La Rue Purdy, of Burlington, fel
from the veranda while resting in rock
ing chair, on Friday, and was badly in
jured.
1t is said that Jones & Ireland will cree
4 platform in their canning house yart
for use of the engines in case of fire il
[ that locality.
Don't fail to get pair of Oxford ties
for the children, patent leather or vici
also for ladies and misses, at the store Of
Frank S. Davis No Mill street.
James and Maggie McPeak, of Haines-
port, were committed to Jail fol. three
days on Saturday night by Justice Kray-
er for being drunk and disorderly.
The State Board of Pharmacy will meet
on Thursday and Friday in the Assembly
chambers at the State House in Trenton
for the examination of candidates for Ii
censes as druggists.
On Wednesday morning the inmates OF
the Children's Home were given their an
nual outing at Sea Side Park. AS usual
the Pennsylvania Railroad Compa ny fur
nished free transportation.
Carr's mill at Lacey station on the
Tuckerton railroad is about to shut down
as the supply of cedar on which it has
been working has given out. Mr.. Carr
expects to move his mill to swamp near
Vineland.
Our local dealers are enjoying good
trade in selling CLANS. During the severe
hot spell oysters were in little demand.
In fact it is pretty good bivalve that will
stand up and appear fresh when the
mercury is up to one hundred degrees.
Floyd Smith, colored man, was bitten
recently by shepherd dog belonging to
John Kemple. Smith was petting the
animal when it suddenly sprung at him
and bit cash in his cheek After the
wound was cauterized the dog was killed.
David Chamberlain is now repenting
for his crime of theft. The prisoner is a
mere lad, but the ST. so which he took from
the house of Thomas Sager, of New Han
over, looked larger than the entrance to
the county prison, where the boy is now
confined.
Judge Garrison, it is said, has left the
matter of appointing court crier to
Judge Gaskill, with the understanding
that the appointee shall be Democrat.
Under these circumstances Thomas Nc
Ninney, of Marlton, will propably receive
the appointment.
Rosbach's, at Pemberton, still have a
large lot in good variety of geraniums.
Choice plants at 75c per dozen, very good
ores at SOC. Also considerable stock of
plants in variety at after Memorial day
prices. If in need of plants it will be to
your interest to visit their green =
Moniki Moszulis, Poland woman re-
siding at Hainesport, was arrested on Sat
,,1o,x ord bro,,erbf hofora Tuctica X rauar
She was charged with assault and battery
on Josephine Lupinski. The trouble arose
over some chickens, during which the
plaintiff was painfully injured on her
arm with club. The defendant was
bound over for her appearance at court.
John Kerlin, of Columbus, entertained
the members of the Snapper Soup Club
and their friends in his woods on Friday
The usual programme was deviated from
| in order to make the occasion more
lively one. There were several boxing
contests and match game of quoits fol
the county championship, the contestants
being Thomas Ravens, of Bordentown
and Stokes Boulton, of Burlington.
Joseph Cramer, living at Bridgeboro
was arrested at Camden Sunday night or
the charge of bigamy and desertion pre-
ferred by his wife, who told Justice
Ziegler, of Bordentown, who issued the
warrant, that her husband had beer
married many times. After being placed
under arrest the prisoner was stricken
with heart failure and his condition be
came so serious that he had to be removed
to the Cooper Hospital.
: Some of the pass engers on the trolley
car on the night of July 3 were very mucf
frightened at the vivid lightning, which
not only put the car out of service, bu
started fire as we'll One lady became
almost hysterical. Let me get out o
here" she cried, 81 would rather b.
drowned than burned to DEATH In tn
midst of the turmoil which followed thi
declaration, young girl ten years ole
knelt down and prayed that all might be
saved from the fury of the storm.
There has been an effort to discredit thu
shirtwaist man, to ridicule him and t.
bring him into public disrepute and con
tempt. But in weather such as has pre-
vailed in this part of the country thu
shirtwaist man can we'll afford to ridicul
the man who wears a warm coat ant
suffers torture To ridicule a man becaus
he wears thin, comfortable clothes in no
weather, as long as they are decent ant
respectable looking, is as absurd as
would be to ridicule man for wearing
warm clothes in cold weather
Mount Holly Lodge, No. 10, l. o. 0