The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-06-13

has accepted position as clerk in Bar
rington's pharmacy.
Persons desiring reliable boots and shoes
at reasonable prices can get them at the
Arcade Shoe store.
A coat of paint has added materially tC
the appearance of the residence of Harry
M. Abdill, on Pine street.
For rent-store and dwelling on Madi-
son Avenue, now occupied by William
Schaffer. Apply to Phil Karg.
Miss Madge Huff, who is stenographel
of considerable ability, took the address
of Governor Stokes on Thursday evening.
DR.. Theodore F. Ramspacker, of Phil
adelphia, and Miss Ada E. Southgate, OF
Smithville, were married on Wednesday.
Alfred E. Hall and Miss Margaret Kins-
ley, of Columbus, are to be married to-
morrow evening. They will reside at De-
lanco
The composers of the class song of the
High School class of 1905 were Misses
Mary Bruner Grigg, and Mary Reba
Troth.
Samuel F. Sapp & Son are running a new
delivery wagon which was made for them
by Judson Gaskill, the Garden street
manufacturer.
Claude Brown, of Wilmington, Del,
was in Mount Holly last week visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Harley G. Brown,
on Bispham street
Michael McGrath. of Philadelphia. and
Katie, daughter of Thomas Dolan, of
Mount Holly, were married ON Wednes-
day, by Rev. Peter j. Hart.
Comrades of the Cross" was well rem
dered at the evening service in the M E
Church, Sunday. to an audience that filled
the large building to its utmost.
Quite a number of people in Mount
Holly have joined the Field Club of
Moorestown, to which place they go to
enjoy the golf links and other sports.
The members of the Ushers' Union of
the Methodist Church will be entertained
at social to be held at the residence of
Samuel E. Colder on Thursday evening.
The anniversary exercises of the Ep-
worth League will be held in the M. E.
Church on Thursday evening. Rev. Mar
shall Owens, of Camden, will be the speak
er.
The Board Of Education of Eastamp-
ton township has re-engaged Miss Ella
Harris, of Mount Holly, as one of the
teachers in the public school at Smith
vile.
Joseph s. Davis, of Vincentown, has
been removed from the hospital in Mount
Holly to the county almshouse, because
of his refusal to enter the Odd Fellows
Home.
A stereopticon entertainment for the
benefit of the Pemberton Baptist Church,
will be given at that place on Thursday
evening, by Rev. Frank B. Lane, of Med
ford
Justice Slack administered severe rep
rimand to John Oliver, last week. AL
though an older boy than Edward Mat
lack, he waylaid the latter and threw him
from his bicycle.
Robert s. Gaskill took party to Prince
ton, on Saturday, to witness the base ball
game. The return trip to Mount Holly
was made in one hour and twenty five
minutes.
Miss Helen White, of Rutland avenue,
had as her guests last week Miss Elsie M.
Newbert, of Pemberton; Miss Stella Pit
man, of Vincentown, and Miss Vivian
Pope, of Columbus.
Hearing a noise at one of his windows,
Wednesday night. ]. M. Norcross. of
Pemberton. fired revolver at two men
who we're trying to enter his house and
scared them away.
A horse, buggy and harness, the prop
erty of MayberrY Ballinger, was stolen
on Wednesday night from the barn on the
farm of Arthur Engle, near Melrose sta
ton, where Mr. Ballinger lives.
A baggage wagon, inicharge of George
Matthias, was upset ON High street, We'd
nesday afternoon, by turning it too short.
Dandy" Matthias, who was also in the
wagon, was thrown out and bruised about
the leg.
Judge Garrison will be in Mount Holly,
tomorrow, to try the case of the State VS..
Goh hp Do Oha xxyifh
the murder of John Swalino. The crime
was committed at Hainesport on Easter
day.
A pleasant place to spend tomorrow
evening will be at the Greeley farm, on
the burlington road, which can be reach
ed by trolley, where strawberry festival
will be held by the Locust Sunshine So
ciety. The proceeds will be DEVOTED to
charitable purposes.
Miss Rena Allen graduated from the
High schools of Oceanic, on Friday, with
high honor, having the second high aver
age in large class. The subject of her
essay was Spartan Education. Miss
Allen is niece of Mrs Charles B. Keen
and Mrs. Samuel s. Wyllie, of Mount
Holly.
Following is list of the unclaimed
letters remaining in the postofice for the
week ending June 10: Eugene Bolster,
Miss Carrie Baier, Mary Fowler, Miss
Anna Gibbs, Mrs. Edward Hayes, A. S.
Hall, Hoffman Hoffman, Mary E. Ruin,
Eugene Reeve, Eliza Walton, William
Ohieskey.
While working with secti on gang a
Hanover, recently, Howard Apologize
captured large pine snake after it had
unwrapped itself from the body of a rab-
bit, which was held fast in its coils The
reptile measured 81 feet, and being per-
fectly harmless was brought home by APP
plegate, who has been showing it to his
| friends.
| On Sunday afternoon next there will be
a mass meeting in the opera house for
men only, on which occasion John Spar
hawk, of Philadelphia, will deliver an ad
eloquent and brilliant speakers on the
American platform. New Jersey Lodge.
No 1, Knights of Pythias, has received
an invitation to attend this meeting in a
body.
/ While riding in his automobile on the
Burlington road, on Friday, Charles A.
| Ripn mot with ON aOnidant fhot badlu