The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.

Roller Mills.
Spring fever microbes are beginning te
get move on.
Kites, marbles. tops and base ball are
now keeping the boys busy.
John D. johnson and wife returned OF
Thursday evening from their trip to Flor
ida.
Florist Hunter, of Grant street, will
have the finest stock of Easter plants he
ever had.
Special services will be held in the va
rious churches next Sunday in observance
of Easter.
The Burlington Island Park will open
on May 10 under the same management
as last year.
A country club, similar to the Moores-
town Field Club, may be organized in
Mount Holly
The w. G. T. U. will meet in the Gas
kill building tomorrow "wednesday at
ternoon at 8 o'clock.
Hubert DeCamp was kicked by horse
few days since, the injury resulting in q
severely bruised leg.
A wind mill on the farm of William B.
Tomlinson, near Smithville, was blown
down on Wednesday.
The removal of the top soil from High
street reveals many ugly ruts and depres-
sions in the stone road.
Mrs. Daniel Suffer is having erected a
large porch on the west side Of her resi-
dence on Garden street.
Mrs John ]. Wolfsberg has purchased
some land on Pine street, belonging to
William f. Rossell, for $3.50.
The high winds and snow, on Wednes-
day, furnished a typical March day,
which was most disagreeable.
Mrs. Oscar Adams, of Burlington, was
in. Mount Holly, on Friday. visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sine, who is i'll.
A girl to do general Homework, must
be good cook, can hear Of place by adj
dressing Help" NEws Office.
Mrs. James K. Parker, of Mount Holly,
has sold some pine land in Pemberton
township to Blanchard II. White.
An order for water wheel comes all
the way from Russia to the Risdon-Alcott
Turbine Company, of Mount Holly.
Mrs. Joseph Powell will have a public
aala+ - hD,saa us.ef.pc horuasc afn az
the Arcade hotel on Saturday, April 5.
If you want up-to-date spring millinery
be sure tomorrow to attend the opening
of |. H. Lippincott, No. 10 Mill street.
The Burlington County Trolley Com
pany has secured a 80 years lease Of the
Moorestown and Mount Holly turnpike.
William A. Norcross, who closed out
his grocery business on Saturday, expects
to remove to Ph9nixville, Pa, tomorrow.
The real estate Of John Sharp. deceas-
ed, was not disposed OF at public sale on
Saturday. Ii will now be sold at private
sale.
Letters of administration on the estate
of Dr. Samuel Galley, deceased, of Mount
Holly, have been granted TO Mrs. Mary
H. Galley.
Early peas have been planted by some
of the Burlington county farmers, who
are considered to be the best truckers in
the state.
A horse ran away on High street, Thurs
day evening. without doing any damage.
The animal became scared at a dog run
ming at him.
On Friday evening the Knights OF
Pythias conferred the first and second de-
grees on five candidates and received one
proposition.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the
post Office for the week ending March %
Mrs. X. M. Reed, Evelyn F. Smith, Miss
Knolla Jones.
John s. Gratz, of Camden, was fined
800 by Recorder Stackhouse, of Camden
Friday, on charges of selling unstampeo
oleomargarine.
Spring commenced on Friday, when the
sun began to pass the equinoctial points
making this season when heavy storms
may be looked for.
The lao acre farm in Springfield town
ship, belonging to Miss Alice Howell, o.
Mount Holly, has been sold to Joseph Il
Ingling, for $4,000.
It is the opinion Of the attending ply
stefan that Mrs. Mary Haines, of Vincen
town, who recently fell and dislocatee
her hip, cannot recover.
George 5. DAM, of Springfield, is re
covering from some severe bruises which
he recently received by heavy piece 0.
timber falling upon him.
coast Sharp, at Lumberton, on Tuesday
caused blaze which did damage to tn,
extent of $780, A bucket brigade extin
guished the fire.
Several lots on Federal street, Burning
ton. have been purchased by Frederick H
! Lee, cashier OF the Mount Holly National
Bank. for $1,000, through real estate
dealer A. A. Anderson.
The Burlington County Trolley Com
pany are considering the matter of build
ing line between Burlington and Noun
Holly. They may travel over the main
road or use the Oxmead road.
On Sunday evening. April 20, Rev. N.
J. Wright, pastor of the III. E. Church
will by request preach special sermon tt
the members of New Jersey Lodge, No
!, Knights of Pythias, of Mount Holly.
Charles E. Travis has removed his stock
of gents furnishing goods to the offict
attached to the residence of Mrs. William
Nj. Risdon, on High street, where tn
same is being disposed of at low prices.
Taylor Deviney, farmer living neal
Jacobstown, delivered 800 capons to How
ell Satterthwait at Bordentown on Wed
nesday. They average % pounds at 2
cents per pound. They weighed 2,s25 lbs
1t is quite likely that the Legislator
will appropriate money for military pur
poses sufficient to extend the annual en-
campment at Sea Girt from six to ten days
This will interest mem bers OF Company Z
of Mount Holly.
On Thursday Sheriff Fenton took Ralpl
Brown to the State Reformatory at Rah
way. 1t is a very fine institution, t.
which persons are not committed for an,
definite period. they being paroled whel