The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-05-20

number of pavements on Washingto
street.
Miss Ella Evan has purchased som
property on Pine street from John A. Be
Earth for 81, O50
There will be special service and bap
tism at st. Andrews church at o'clocl
on Sunday afternoon.
The Arcade Hotel in Mount Holly will
be continued under the management o
Mrs Joseph Powell, Jr.
Herbert Keller slashed his hand quit
badly few days since while cutting
pole for fishing purposes.
Headquarters for Towering and vegeta
BILE plants, cut flowers and floral designs
at Rosbach's. Pemberton.
The engagement has been announced o
Victor Reed, of New York, and Mis-
Mabel Kelley, of Mount Holly.
Miss Edda Parry entertained humble
of young friends at dance at her hom'
in Hainesport on Saturday evening.
Leonard BroehIer, of Bordentown, WHIT
is employed in the iron works at Florence
had two fingers mashed on Tuesday.
On Thursday Sheriff Fenton sold thu
house and lot of Albert V. Horner, a
Palmyra, to Frank Windisch, for $1196.
The W. c. T. U. will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs Quicksall, on Madison ave
nue., at g. 80 O'Clock to morrow afternoon
Byron Denning and Melvina Horner, Of
Bridgeboro, were married in Mount Holly
on Saturday evening by Justice Laumas
ter.
While whiting a piece Of cedar las
week William II. Dobbins had the misfor
tune TO almost sever the end of his righ
thumb.
Edward J. Conklin, of Mount Laurel,
was buried at Moorestown last week. Hi
died from lockjaw. which was caused by
a splinter
The Bell Telephone Company, with an
object of extending its line to Vincen
town, had an agent there last week solic
ting for subscribers.
1t is said that Horace K. McIlvain in
tends to purchase the property of JOSEPH
Cross, on High street, now occupied by
Mrs. Joseph Gardner.
The unclaimed letters in the post Office
last week are for Edward Anderson, Jr.
G. E. Gaskill, Mrs. A. Lambert. Isaiah
Parker, Charles Smith, G. B. Tiffany.
Franklin B. Lewis, as Special Master in
Chancery, has sold a property on the
Jacksonville road, in Burlington town
ship. to Dayton W. Hulburt, for S., 900.
The Dobbins woods above Pine stree
were set on fire by sparks from passing
locomotive on Wednesday. The secuion
gang turned out and soon extinguishec
the flames.
At New Brunswick, on Thursday, oc
cured the death of Thomas Duncan, Of
Mount Holly, who went there on visit thu
day before Deceased was a veteran OF
the civil war
The striking Italians at the filtration
plant last week left town in an orderly
manner. Their places were soon filled anG
the work continued The second gang
struck on Saturday.
Seal Mathis, who is in the employ OF
T. Lacey Atkins, while chopping wood
last evening with an axe. severed al
artery in his arm. Several stitches were
required to close the wound.
William H. Glenn, who had been in the
employ of the Adams Express Company
for fifty years, died recently in Trenton
He is remembered by our older citizens a.
former resident of Mount Holly
David Estelow will soon remove tc
Bordentown. He is in the employ of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and has
been promoted to the position of master
carpenter, necessitating a change of resi-
dence
A slip taken from a Sunday paper says
that E. W. Calls, of Martinsville, Indiana,
is the Oldest printer in point of service in
that state. Mr.. Calls will be remembered
as one of the early proprietors of the
Mount Holly Herald
The Moorestown Steam Laundry, Fl. B.
Gale, proprietor, has the following branch
offices in Mount Holly: s. P. Cline's, Main
street; Jos. L. Rossell, Water street, and
II. c. Smith, No. Pine street. Laundry
work in ali its branches.
A large and first-class fresh stock of
groceries can be found at Durands new
store on High street. Call and see the
goods and get prices. Then you will be
sure to buy. Also meats and provisions.
Orders called for and delivered to all parts
of the town.
On Thursday the Burlington County
Traction Company filed a mortgage in the
County Clerks Office for 1925, 900, to secure
the Camden Trust Company. Squire
Petit, of Moorestown, has sold $35, 900
worth of these trolley bonds. and he says
people are eager to get them.
Isaac Moffett, collector of internal rev
enue for the first New Jersey district,
has entered upon his duties for another
term of four years. His district includes
Camden, Gloucester. Cumberland, Cape
May, Salem, Mercer, Atlantic. Ocean,
Monmouth and Burlington counties.
There will be shooting match on Nav
Both, in the rear of the saw mill on Pine
street Blue rocks will be used. The
first event will be match between Charles
Threckmorton and Joseph Lamb, is birds
each, for $40 side. After that there will
be sweepstakes open to all who desire to
participate.
Surrogate Endicott drove to Marlton.
on Wednesday, in company with Assess.
or Samuel d. Farrow While on their
way a lap robe became ignited from the
spark of cigar, which was destroyed to.
gether with the carriage rug. The occu.
pants of the carriage had a lively time
for while.
William Elliott, the horseman, was ar
rested on Wednesday evening on a charge
of indecent assault, preferred against him
by Miss Isabel Rowan. Failing to secure
bail he was committed to prison. His case
was presented to the grand jury on Thurs
day, but as that body failed to indict him
he was discharged.
The directors of the Fair Association
are preparing an interesting programme
for Memorial day, when they will hold