The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-10-08

Frank Garbarino has been receiving
congratulations on the arrival of littl
daughter.
John Hughes has rented the store for
merly occupied by P. Cesar, where h
has opened a restaurant
l Mrs. ALLEN, of the Rancocas stool
f farm, will have an exhibit of her priz
winners at the Mount Holly Fair.
/ A delegation from Washington Coun
| Gil, No. 10, Senior Mechanics, visited Vim
centown Council on Tuesday evening.
Frank Bromley returned to Mount Hol
ly last week to let his friends know tina
the report that he was dead is not true.
Tivoli pool is new game introduced
at Gaskill's pool and billiard room ano
cigar store, Al High street. Call and SEE
it.
On the cranberry bogs at Woodmansie
Saturday morning, there was thin coat
irg of ice The mercury was down to ~
degrees.
Oscar Pew, of Smithville. recently
caused some alarm by his sudden absence
from home, but he returned all right Oh
Tuesday evening.
Thomas Lucas, who has been patient
in the Burlington County Hospital foI
several weeks with broken ankle, was
discharged yesterday.
Mrs. Emmor Roberts, who lives near
Moorestown, is suffering with two broken
ribs, as the result of being thrown to the
ground in runaway.
Miss Jorden, teacher of the public
school at Juliustown, was compelled to
give up her position on account of the I'M
ruliness of her scholars.
Samuel A. Dobbins, well-known farm
er on the Lumberton road, was taken ill
on Friday night with nervous attack,
from which he is recovering.
Pumpkins in large quantities are to be
packed by E. B. Jones & Co., at their fac
tory on King street, aud farmers are re-
QueSted TO BRING Ill Jnelr SGock.
The Third regiment will hold field
day at Camden on Thursday. There will
be sham battle and $4,000 rounds OF
blank ammunition will be exploded
Frank Garbarino and Nathan w. Ever
line are arranging to open a fruit and
vegetable store on High street. The bust
ness will be in charge of the latter gen
tleman.
The income of the estate OF Walter
Smith, deceased, of Juliustown, goes to
the widow during her life, with reversion
to her son, who also inherits factory at
Sharon Hill, Pa.
George W. Durand has on exhibition in
his grocery store three very large bananas
which came from an ordinary bunch. One
of them is nearly as large in circumfer-
ence as goblet,
Amos Cline, of Indian Mills, sent THE
| News a handsome bunch of cranberrles
last week. They were the largest and
finest we have seen, and were gathered
from bog that yielded an excellent crop
William F. Morgan, of Palmyra, while
attending the Democratic convention in
Trenton last week, was robbed of watch
valued at $3.50 and $25 in cash, by a
sharper in the United States Hotel, where
he was stopping
1t is said that the Telephone company
will soon establish an all night service in
Mount Holly. AS matter of conve-
nience to our citizens the company has
placed a telephone in Justice Krayer's
office, where calls can be made for police
assistance.
On account of the appearance OF case
of diphtheria at the school, the reunion of
the Westtown Old Scholars Association,
which was to be held on the fifth of the
tenth month October, will be postponed
to date to be decided upon by the Board
of Managers.
At the annual meeting of the W. G. t.
u, the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Benjamin R. Lamb; vice
president, Mrs. E. o. Sooy; recording
secretary, Mrs. S. L. Bullock correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. H. Fl. Earnest; treas
urer, Mrs Benjamin Deacon. The Union
will meet to morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
1t is estimated that there is $3.50, 900
worth of electricity used every night in
the illumination of the Pan American
grounds, if the same were produced in
the ordinary way. This would amount
to about SEC, 900, 900 for the time during
which the exposition is open 1t costs
practically nothing, however, for the
power is furnished by Niagara Falls, 20
miles away.
Edwin H Garcin, a former resident OF
Edgewater Park, who is general manager
of the Trenton Rubber MANUFACTURING
Company, has been granted an absolute
divorce by Vice Chancellor Reed from
his wife, Helen Garcin, on the grounds of
desertion. The case has created no little
stir because of the prominence OF the
principals The wife filed cross bill al
leging that she was forced to desert Gar
Gin because of his cruelty toward her
while he was under the influence of liquor.
Vice Chancellor Reed says that after re-
view of the case he is convinced that the
testimony is "affiuent in perjury" The
testimony of the wife failed to convince
the court that the husband had been SC
orual ac to force the deSertiOn
Officer Severns was sent for on Wed
nesday evening to quell disturbance in
front of the Surrogate's office. When he
arrived there he found Thomas Boyle and
wife, May, fighting for keeps. The latter
is daughter of Joseph Risley. The pain
have seen lots of trouble during Their
matrimonial career of only five weeks
Nav declares that she will not live with
her husband, alleging cruelty as the
cause, and to Justice Krayer she said she
intended to apply for divorce. The wife
alleged that her husband struck her three
times and knocked her down. Thomas
complained of his wife running witt
other men and disgracing him, and sht
protested against his familiarity will
Ella NAV, belle of the Bowery. Aftel
: reciting few chapters of their domestic
= infelicity, both admitted that their mar
: rage was mistake The officer prefer
red charge of disorderly conduct agains
8 the parties who were discharged with thu
- | that tbav ware tn pauqp M