The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-08-20

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WIN b. GILES & COMPANY, 1880 1882
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Ocean Grove and Asbury Park.
William H. Bishop, of Pemberton,
has been down here for the past ten days
inhaling the sea air.
L
street, are spending two weeks with As
semblyman Kirkbride at Asbury Park.
AS camp meeting approaches Ocean
Grove is rapidly filling up. Most of the
boarding houses are full and cots are in
demand.
Henry l. Budd and wife and Miss S. B.
Citizens are at the New Arborton. Miss
Amy Cronk and Mrs. ex Sheriff Harbert
are also registered there.
Quite number of Mount Holly people
are here at the present time, and more are
coming this week to spend a few days in
the towns and cities by the sea.
Two very large excursions came here
last week Clark's Thread Works, of
Newark, numbered 5000, and the Junior
Mechanics were 5000 strong. These ex-
cursions taxed the bathing houses to their
utmost capacity.
]. D. Clevenger and wife and Miss Elsie
NJ Cline are stopping at the Swan cottage
on New York avenue, Ocean Grove. Some
of the young lady boarders have been
quizzing the justice, if his jurisdiction
extends outside of his own county, rela
tive to his performing the marriage cere
mony.
Among the visitors here the past week
were George W. Durand and wife, L. L.
Sapp and wife, Walter L Dill and wife,
Miss Martha Sapp, Misses Bertha and Sal
lie Keller, w. S. Gale, Maggie and Lizzie
Woertz, Mrs Esther Cathcart, Mrs John
Wickward, Mrs. Charles Matlack, Mrs.
Idle Hack.
The Wesley Lake carnival on Friday
night was vision of fairy land splendor.
The decoration of the lake itself was of
unsurpassing beauty There were radiat
ing lines containing thousands of vari-
colored electric bulbs, electric fountains
and the Columbia, full-rigged vessel
with masts, spars, yards and halyard out
lined in fire-verily a ship of fire and a
most beautiful sight. The start of the
gaily- bedecked lake boats was heralded
by splendid burst of bombs and fire
works. A choir of 600 voices sang ma
tional songs on the Ocean Grove side
The carnival excelled that of any pre-
yiously given, and the number of specta-
tors is estimated at so, 900.
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