The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-07-23

hold their annual field day at Asbury
Park on August 10.
Timothy B. Madden is selling Yankee
Eminent that is said to be an excellen
remedy for many of the ills of life.
The Riverside Fire Department ant
band gave moonlight excursion dowr
the Delaware river last evening.
Frederick H. Lee, the new cashier Of
the Mount Holly National Bank, will as
sumo his duties there on August 1.
A horse belonging to Lowrie DeCamp,
near Bordentown, recently ran splinter
into it's foot and died from lockjaw.
William H. Parry has desk room in the
Office of Captain Walter A. Barrows,
where he will finish his law studies.
John Quigley is again in the grocery
business on Pine street, having re-pur-
chased the place which he sold last spring.
1t is still bothering the people of Mount
Holly to know who has in contemplation
the erection of $25, 900 dwelling house.
The Spanish American war veterans OF
this state will hold their second annual
encampment at Newark on Saturday.
August 3.
The annual basket picnic of the Bur-
lington County Pomona Grange will be
held on the Mount Holly fair grounds on
August 6.
Louis Davis, SON of Grant Davis, has a
fractured collar bone, which resulted from
a fall received while playing in the Court
House yard.
The Birmingham Inn is enjoying a
prosperous season. The new proprietor is
a well known boniface, and his house is
filled with guests.
Justice Clevenger yesterday gave judg-
ment to plaintiffs in three actions on con-
tract He will dispose of two more such
cases on Thursday.
Charles Raymond, of Smithville, left
yesterday for Woodstock, Vermont, where
ing to Captain Elton A. Smith.
The Greenwood property at Hainesport,
belonging to Richard w. Lutte, has been
sold to John d. johnson for $11O0. Mr..
Lutte has removed to Camden.
Daniel Gregory and Miss Annie
German, of Mount Holly, who were
married few days since, have taken up
their residence in Philadelphia.
The storm on Wednesday evening did
considerable damage at Columbus, blow
ing down corn and trees and removing
one house from it's foundation.
The State Dental Society held its thirty
first annual session at Asbury Park last
week, taking Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday for the transac ton of its business
The Camden and Suburban Railway
Company began to run their trolley cars
through from Camden to Moorestown on
Thursday. The fare for the trip is ten
cents.
The Burlington papers contain an adj
vertisement for 200 girls to learn cigar
making. If sufficient amount of help can
be secured, such an industry will locate
there.
Davis Chamberlain, the young lad OF
Springfield township, who was committed
to the county Jail for stealing small sum
of money, has been removed to the
Reform School
On Thursday Sheriff Fenton sold the
property of John w. Blakeley in Palmyra
to Fred Blackburn for $1100; also the
property of George q Sutton in Riverton,
to Ellis R. Carley for 81. 900.
Goods for the warm weather: Lace
corsets Thin gauze vests, four for %
cents. Seersucler skirts. White skirts,
long and short. White shirt waists Palm
fans only cents apiece. s. S. Evan, %
Main street.
Thomas J. Alcott, who recently pur-
chased the plant of the John w. Taylor
Manufacturing Company, will operate the
same to its full capacity. Business will
be resumed as soon as the legal compiled
tions are settled.
There will be an entertainment in
Arabian hall, West Washington street, on
Thursday evening, August l. consisting
of comic songs and dances. There will
be music and dancing. Refreshments
and light lunch will be on sale.
The Friends First-day school will hold
their annual picnic in the woods at
Hainesport on Wednesday of next week
The event was necessarily postponed
because the farmers are SO busy that they
cannot spare their teams at this time
Frederick HI. Lee will this week re-
move to his fathers late residence on
upper High street. which he has inherited.
His step-mother will make her home
with her daughter in New York. Before
going there she will visit Beach Haven.
George Sewers, of Lumberton, who
deserted his family two years ago, is now
at the Pan American Exposition, where
he is performing as the worlds best
jumper. George is all right at his
business. When he left these parts he
made pretty good jump to elude arrest.
Thomas Edison, the great inventor, pre-
diets that cement will sell at 80 ton. and
that in the future buildings will be built
with cement instead of brick or wood AT
the above price 1t is estimated that the
cost of building would be about one
third of the present price of brick or
wood structure.
The young daughter of Eugene Antrim,
of Red Lion, was attacked by vicious dog
on Tuesday and terribly lacerated on the
arm. The little girl also received bao
wounds on her hip and thigh. The
animal belonged to George Smith Thu
girls father entered the latter's yard ant
shot the brute.
Word was received in Mount Holly OF
Wednesday evening that Horace Cronk
who started on long pleasure journey
had been taken i'll on the cars while on hi
way to California He was removed t.
st. Joseph's Hospital, Denver. Colorado
At last reports he was doing nicely and /
there are no drawbacks he will start TO
home In a few days, having concluded t.
abandon the trip.
This is the season for ivy poisoning ant
several cases have occurred In Noun
Holly. While sugar of lead is recognized