The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-03-11
LOCAL NEWS.


Joseph Goldy is suffering from an attach
of quinsey.
Mrs. Nelson A. Guam, of West Washing
ton street. died last week from paralysis.
Florist J. Franklin Hunter. on Gram
street, has some very fine lettuce for sale
1t is said that efforts are being made tc
organize new baseball league in Burling
ton county.
Harry Woertz has received contract
to do a large job of wall papering at As
bury Park.
President Roosevelt, on Thursday, reap
pointed George N. Winner to be postmas
ter at Palmyra.
Isaiah EiseEbrey, who recently remov
ed from Philadelphia, is ill at his home
on East Mill street.
William Parker, of Browns Mills, suf-
fered the loss of a small barn last week
by a fire of mysterious origin.
Davis G. Wells & Son, dealers in drugs,
hardware, etc., at Columbus, are arrang-
ing to dispose of their business.
The two smallpox patients who were
confined in the emergency hospital in the
woods, were discharged on Saturday.
On Thursday Justice Krayer commit
ted Fred Fisher and Charles Smith to jail
for ten days for being drunk and disor-
derby.
A large flock of wild geese passed over
town in northerly direction on Friday.
This is another sign Of the approach Of
spring.
Marion Circle, No. o, Brotherhood of
the Union, will confer the Franklin, JEFF
ferson and Washington degrees to-mor-
row evening.
Lemuel G. Reeves, of Riverside, who
is confined in the Cooper Hospital, Cam
dem, suffering from exposure, is likely to
lose one foot.
Saturday and Sunday were the anniver-
sary days of the great battle between the
Monitor and Merrimac, which occurred
March and 8, 1862.
The engagement is announced of Sarah
H. Atkinson, daughter of Mrs. Anna G..
Atkinson, .of Buckingham, Pa, and Robert
rnn,a ~ Mo,,, aolIv
On Thursday evening occurred the mar
riage Of Henry Warner and Mrs. Anna
Sprow. The ceremony was performed at
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tne looge ON thursday nign' next
Howard Warricks bull dog DICK,
which had become general favorite, de-
veloped rheumatism OF the heart last
week from which It suffered greatly. On
Saturday the animal was cnloroformed
IN order 10 eno us misery. rerhaps Dr.
Atwoods missing Dull dog may now re-
turn home.
The first accident to happen on the new
trolley road running through Palmyra oc-
CURED Saturday evening. when John
Wallace, an aged resident, was struck
and seriously injured, perhaps fatally. He
was cut on the back of the head, inflict-
ing an ugly cash. While hurrying to
cross the tracks he failed to notice the ap.
proach of the trolley. The injured man
is 20 years of age.
The movement inaueurated bv the Phil.
adelphia INQUIRER to curtail the use Of
nrofane language. which has spread over
the state of Pennsylvania, has now made
It's appearance in New Jersey. and is
heing encouraged by the press and pul.
nit. As a result of this effort anti swear
ing societies are being organized in large
numbers in manx cities and towns, and