The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-07-22
The next pension day win FAN on Au.

The next pension day will fall on Au-
gust 4.
William Taylor is clerking in the gro
Gerry store of George w. Durand
The Columbus Grange will hold its
annual picnic at Browns Mills on Sat
urday, August 2.
The authorities of Medford have decided
to erect lookup, which will be in the
shape of two steel cages.
The next visit of DIR. H. A Stiles, OPP
tician, to Mount Holly, will be on Wed
nesday of next week, July 80.
Evans H Tomlinson is receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth of daughter,
which event occurred on Saturday.
The appointment of George c. Frank as
postmaster at Cinnaminson has been rec
commended by Congressman Gardner.
The goods and chattels of Eldredge L.
Mathis, bankrupt, will be sold by Samuel
A. Atkinson, trustee, at Pemberton, on
Monday, July %, at 10 A. M.
While in Philadelphia on Thursday Mrs.
Walter Garwood, of Marlton, had her
caba stolen. In it was her pocketbook,
containing all the money she had with
her
The members of the Union Hose Com
pany are requested to attend the meeting
tomorrow evening, in order that they
NAV be measured for their new parade
coats.
Margreta Swain has been held for court
under 800 bail for assaulting Linda
Durand The trouble grew over the di-
vision Of some chickens, the joint pro-
perty Of the two ladies.
A pet dog answering to the name OF
'Spotty," and belonging to Mrs. Shinn,
on Union street, dropped out of sight on
Sunday The owner would be much
pleased over its return.
Charles L. Mathers, a farmer on the
Rancocas road was buried yesterday
morning in the Friends burying ground,
corner of High and Garden streets De-
ceased was 81 years of age.
Mark R. ellison, of Smithville. has re-
considered his determination to purchase
the bicycle and sporting goods store of
the estate of Samuel r. Wetherill, de-
ceased, and has decided not to take it.
C. E. G. Won Jungenfeld, superintendent
of construction at the water works, was
arrested on Friday morning and held for
court under 800 bail, for assault and bat
terry on Leon Chafey, driver of the express
wagon.
Rev. j. H. Durham will spend his vaca-
ton in Switzerland and England. He has
arranged to sail on the Kronprinz next
Tuesday, and will return on September
90 Rev. j. H. Crowell, D. D., of Phila-
delphia, will supply his pulpit until his
return.
Dr. ]. Smith. State Entomologist,
has been spending a few days as the guest
of Nelson P. Greeley, on the Burlington
road, where he studied the effects of
spraying solution which Mr.. Greeley is
using on his orchard as preventive
against the San Jose scale.
The conference between the trolley
company and the township committee
took place on Tuesday afternoon, but no.
thing definite occurred as one member of
the committee was absent. He is expect
ed home this week and the meeting was
adjourned until this afternoon.
Harry Bird, who few days ago was
committed to the jail here from Borden
town, for 80 days. for disorderly conduct
and carrying concealed weapons, is wanted
for stealing horse and buggy in Mon
mouth county. He is known as Jones
and claims Point Pleasant as his home.
Some dogs in Westampton township
have been unruly of late, killing 80 tur-
keys for Miss Mathers and IS for Atwell
E. Wright David EVAN and Joseph
Haines, the appraisers, have assessed
damages at $3.50. A number were also
killed belonging to Mr.. Wright's father.
Miss Edith Haines, sister of George
Haines. died at the home of the latter on
Garden street last night. In January the
deceased came to Mount Holly to nurse
her brother, when he was stricken with
paralysis. Two weeks ago she was affiict
ed in the same manner but death resulted
from neuralgia of the heart.
What's the use of selling ROSTERS for
eight or twelve cents when you can get an
increase of four to eight cents pound by
having them caponized l have had about
eight years experience and my work gen
orally has been very satisfactory and con-
sequently feel justified in soliciting your
patronage Charles r. Fenton, Mount
Holly.
John Lyden, of Medford, assaulted his
wife and daughter on Thursday, and on
Saturday he continued his antics by
breaking the furniture. Unable to en-
dure the fellows actions, his wife and
daughter entered complaint and John was
taken before Justice Allen who compelled
him to furnish $500 bail for his appear
ance at court.
A white male child, several months old,
was found by colored family in house
at Pomona, near Riverton, when they
moved into the place Wednesday. The
child was wrapped in sack and hidden
away in a closet, where it had been for
about twenty -four hours. When given
something to eat the child showed a vo-
racious appetite Atwood Lloyd and wife
adopted the founding.
A collision occurred at Sea Girt yester-
day between passenger and freight train
ON the Central Railroad of New Jersey,
which resulted in the caboose and three
rear cars being demolished and the engine
of the passenger train was turned half
over and badly damaged. Lloyd Clark,
the engineer of the passenger train, was
killed, and William Roe, the fireman, was
slightly injured. Clark lived at Point
/ Pleasant.
The horses stolen from William Madden
and John Jobes, of Mount Holly, have
been recovered Madden's horse was sold
to party at Willow Grove, and he had
sold it to a man in Hatbcro where it was
found The Jobes horse was harder to re-