The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-02-04
LOCAL NEWS.

An entertainment will be given at Co
umbus tomorrow evening for the benef
Of the fire company.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compan
has purchased the Springfield, Columbu
and Kinkora Railroad.
Arrangements are being made for sui
scription dance to be held in the Masoni
Temple on Thursday evening.
The snow last week afforded som
sleighing, and several fast steppers wer
to be seen on the stone roads.
The members of St. Martins Church, a
Lumberton, enjoyed their annual white
picnic on Saturday and Monday evenings
As the result of strain received il
lifting stove, Squire Krayer was com
PEELED to remain in bed portion of las
week.
A supper and bazaar viii be held in thu
Opera House on the evening of April 8
and 5, by the ladies of the Methods
Church
The trolley cars formerly used between
Mount Holly and Burlington, haye beer
stored away in the railroad shops at Phil
npsburg.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Henry Rosenfeld, of Mount
Holly, and Miss Gussie Rubenstein, Of
Philadelphia.
The inmates of the Burlington County
Children's Home who have not been re-
Gently vaccinated, will have that simple
operation performed this week.
On Friday evening the Knights Of
Pythias added two esquires to their mem
bership, and draped the charter in mem
DRY of Joseph Powell. Jr., deceased.
Officers of the Grand Lodge, Ancient
Order United Workmen, will tonight
visit Good Will Lodge. No. IA, of Mount
Holly. The members are requested to be
present.
It is announced that William A. Nor
cross will dispose of his grocery business
in Mount Holly and remove to Phoenix
vile, Pa, where he will still continue in
the same business
Wilhelm Beldin, who short time since
pleaded guilty to burglary, and whose
case was set aside for investigation, has
been adjudged insane and committed to
the county asylum.
Some grand lodge officers were present.
m ri low OF fbox ofG fap
of Washington Council, No. 30, Daugh-
tiers Of America. A collation. was served
and good time prevailed.
Col Charles M. Sloan, representing the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company,
has paid the widow of P. Tallman Burtis,
of Phoenix, Ari., s.. 600, the amount of an
insurance policy carried by Mr.. Burtis
Benjamin Deacon, residing at No. 104
Broad street, while going to his home, on
Tuesday evening, slipped and fell on
Union street, striking his face on the pave
meut with such force as to split his nose.
the wound necessitating several stitches
At future hog killings in Burlington
county it will not be safe to rattle for the
animal as prosecutor Atkinson mas de-
clared such proceedings to be unlawful,
and all persons thus engaged will be liable
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A funeral procession gong CUT haignn
avenue. Camden. Tuesday afternoon. came
to sudden stop. A farmers wagon 1oi-
lowing the procession bumped into the
rear cab, the tongue OF the wagon punched
hole IN the back panel OF the cab, badly
soaring the mourners- The driver OF the
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On Thursday evening Isaac r. Parker,
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DAY school at that place, who took posses
sion OF MS nome passing most pleasant
evening. a room was assigned for the
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A peculiar form OF stomach trouble has
been almost epidemic in Riverside for the
past few days, and many are those whom
1t has affected In several cases 1t was
manifest with severe pains, while in others
it consisted of q most distressing tightness