The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-10-14

The bridge ON lower Buttonwood stree
has been completed, and the street will
be open for travel to night
Rev. ] Morgan Read, of Camden, Stat
Vice Councillor, will make an official visi
to Washington Council, No 5, Jr. 0. U
A NJ. of Mount Holly, on October 81.
Charles Hancock, of Mansfield town
ship, whose wife recently purchased the
residence of William Wright, on Unior
street, has bought the barn in the rear Of
the property from Dr. Whitehead.
Edward Logan, whose buildings were
recently destroyed by fire, has presented
the Good Intent company with a check
for $25 and the Relief with $40, in recog-
milton of their service in saving two of his
barns
Ferdinand Jennen has opened photo
graph studio on Washington street, next
to the iron bridge. The latest fads in
photographs. Photographs on postal
cards and high grade photographs at 10
cents.
| George W. Maxim, of Riverside, was
operated on at the hospital yesterday af-
ternoon for appendicitis. Mrs. Josephine
Holdsworth, of Vincentown, will be ope-
rated on this afternoon for the same
trouble
Residents are requesten to Display flags
and decorations of bunting at the fire
mems parade on October 23d The route
and other details of the parade will appear
in The Fireman, which will be distributed
about town this week.
Miss Agnes Armstrong Cross, of Mount
Holly, was one of the four brides maids al
a fashionable wedding which occurred al
Wayne. Pa, ON Wednesday evening,
when Miss Margaret Carson Bard became
Faure. of Paris.
Martin Bayersdorfer and wife celebrated
the fourth anniversary of their wedding,
Sunday Several friends came from Phil.
adelphia, among them being Mr.. and Mrs
William Bayersdorfer, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ris Fleishman, Miss Henrietta Bayersdor-
fer. Isaac NJ. Bayersdorfer.
Mrs Weller, of Delanco, was in Bur
lington yesterday morning and was struck
by trolley car ut High and Federal
streets She was taken into P. T. Lyons
house when it was found she was not
seriously injured. Her gold eye glasses
fell and were run over by the car and
ruined She was removed to her home.
Squirrels are very destructive animals
on many farms just at the present time.
When the season opens gunners will be
invited to kill them off farms where
shooting is usually not allowed. Some
farmers claim to have already lost twenty
/ five bushels of corn, which the squirrels
husk themselves and carry away.
j. Lee Garrison, the youngest brother
of Supreme Court Justice Charles G. Gar
rison died Sunday night at the residence
of his mother, Camden. of typhoid fever.
He had been ill about month and for the
past few days was unconscious He was
IS years old and was well known in Cam
den and Philadelphia. His death was a
shock to his many friends, who were I'M
aware of his illness.
A stray COW came to the farm of Will
liam Sharp. at Unionville, on Friday.
The owner can have same by proving pro
perty. Mr.. Sharp has dog on his farm
which is calculated to kill almost every
thing that comes along. During the pas'
month the animal has killed three large
polecats and a weasel, and the farmers in
that neighborhood will now be able tc
raise chickens, nearly three hundred
fowls having been destroyed by these
pests during the past few week.