The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-06-11
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II Ralph HornOr has arranged Tor 'Dee
convention" at his home near Mount Hol-
ly on the 29th inst.
i About fifty friends of Charles B. Hor-
nor went to his home last evening to help
him celebrate his birthday.
Smokers Why pay 10 cents for cigar
when you can get the El-Morico for 5
cents at Stewards and Gaskills? At
Coleus, 4Oc doz.; asters, 1Oc doz; cos
mos, geraniums, verbenas, nasturtiums,
etc., at Elbertson's, Mill street.
A package containing dress goods was
found on Mill street yesterday afternoon.
1t can be obtained by calling at E. L. Du-
rand's
The Mount Laurel fife and drum corps
made good deal of noise in Mount Hol-
ly ON Saturday evening after many people
had retired for the night.
The fire company of Palmyra will give
a picnic on the base ball grounds on the
afternoon of July 4, when there will be
/ game of ball and other sports
Mrs. May Matthews of Mount Holly,
was operated on at the Burlington County
Hospital, Sunday night. for strangulated
hernia and the removal of tumor.
1t is reported that cards will soon be
issued, giving the date of an approaching
wedding, while rumor has it that the GER
emory has already been performed.
Walter E. Dobbins, who was confined
in jail ON charge of appropriating 81,
200 of clients money, has been released
on bond for the amount of the claim.
Thomas B. Denness will resign as po-
liceman to take charge of the wholesale |
liquor store on Mill street for which he
has been granted license. There are a
number of applicants for the vacancy on
the police force.
A large and first-class fresh stock of |
groceries can be found at Durand's new
store on High street. Call and see the
goods and get prices. Then you will be
isure to buy. Also meats and provisions
Orders called for and delivered to all parts
of the town.
Rosbach's, at Pemberton, still have a |
large lot in good variety of geraniums. |
Choice plants at 75c per dozen, very good
ones at SOC. Also considerable stock of
plants in variety at after Memorial day
rices. If in need of plants it will be to
your interest to visit their green =
A. S. Kellogg has entered into an agree
ment with the Burlington County Safe
Deposit and Trust Company to relinquish
next Saturday, the room he now occupies
as billiard room, in order that the en-
largement to the post Office may be made.
johnson J. Goodenough, of Marlton,
while in the hay NOW last week, fell down
the funnel to the ground while getting
hay for his stock. He landed in calf
pen, and while unconscious was trampled
upon by the calves, receiving several
broken ribs. After recovering he ar
rived home with considerable difficulty.
The Ornamental Brick and Terra Gotta
Company, with an authorized capital of
5000, 900, has filed articles of incorpora
tion The incorporators are Henry l.
Budd, Henry l. Budd, Jr., and Constant
LeDuc Articles of incorporation have
been filed by the Tuckerton Electric Com
pany with an authorized capital of $40,
900.
The Bridgeland Folding Mattress Com
pany, that has been doing business In
Bucks county, Pa, for the past year or
more, have removed their place of opera
tions from 1888 Mill street. Bristol, to No.
20 White street, Mount Holly, where they
can more easily reach their new patrons
in that direction. This company has eff
fected more satisfactory sales in this
county than any other bedding concern.
Their work speaks for itself, as they now
have over 1900 OF their combination
feather mattresses in Bucks county, Pa,
alone
The annual reunion of the Second New
Jersey Cavalry was held at Trenton on
Saturday, and there was good attend
ance from New Jersey and other states.
The ranks of the organization have been
depleted considerably by the Grim Reaper.
There are at present 290 members on the
roll, but these are scattered in nearly ]
every state in the union and one lives in
Ireland Through the influence of Henry
G. Claypoole the next meeting of the as /
will be held in Mount Holly on $
June 9, 1902. In the election of officers
Henry G. Claypoole, of Mount Holly, and
Matthias Scott, of Burlington, were chosen
among the vice presidents.