The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-04-18

Ill with typhoid fever
Mrs. Naomi T. Kingdom is quite ill at
her home in Burlington.
r Tony Banker. of Smithville, was strick-
| en- with paralysis, on Saturday.
There will be dance at Pine Mills
! hotel Browns Mills, next Saturday night.
See the magnificent and bewildering
scenery in Porter ]. Whites big produc-
} ton of Faust, to be presented at the
: opera house to night.
Rev. Mr.. Flippo, connected with the
Baptist Publication Society, of Phiiadel-
phia, occupied the pulpit of the Mount
Holly Baptist Church on Sunday.
1.-The Old Fashioned Husking Bee" in
the Methodist church on Friday evening,
was very pleasing to the large number
present. The proceeds were about $40.
Edward B. Jones, treasurer of the
Mount Holly Building and Loan Associa-
ton, is distributing $4,000 among share
holders of the 22d series, which have
matured.
A reunion of the Jr o. U. A. NJ. of this
county will be held at Riverside on Thurs
day evening. Washington Council No. s.
will have a special trolley car leaving the
fountain at o. clock.
Orders are now being taken for cross
cut buns for Good Friday at Bowers
bakery. Ice favors, vanilla, bisque,
strawberry, chocolate and orange and
cherry ices.
While working at the Philadelphia
Watch Case factory building, at River
side, Willis Moore was struck across the
chest by heavy Cup rope and is in pre-
carious condition.
When chopping in the woods near Riv-
erside, Claire McGlynn, lad, cut off half
of little finger and nearly became ex-
hausted from loss of blood before he
could reach his home.
Robert W. Elliott, husband of Mary
Stockton, died at his home at East Orange
on Sunday, from pneumonia. The funer
al will take place tomorrow from the
residence of his father in-law, DIR. Charles
Stockton, at Newark.
The vestry of Trinity Church, at a
meeting last night, accepted an offer from
Frank s. Davis and DIR. G. E. Lord for
the church property on Washington street. |
They will tear down the building and
erect dwelling houses on the lot.
The Board of Managers of the Mount |
Holly Cemetery Association organized |
last night by electing the following officers:
President, John D. Clevenger; secretary, |
William Sherman; treasurer, Morris H. |
Keeler; superintendent, William G. Lip |
pincott
Rev. H. R. Hall, of Columbus, Rev. J. |
H. Durham, of Mount Holly, and James
Hemphill, of Riverton, were appointed
commissioners to the Presbyterian General
Assembly at the meeting of Monmouth
Presbytery last week. The General AS
sembly meets at Winona, Ind, in May.
On Monday evening April "a, there will
be district meeting of the Shepherds of
Bethlehem lodges of Burlington county,
at Mount Holly. The lodges in the dis
trict are Burlington, Riverton, Mt Holly
and Moorestown. There will be plenty of
good speaking. after which refreshments
will be served.
A quiet wedding took place on Friday
evening, when Miss Laura NJ. Gaskill be-
came the wife of R. Herbert Crowell, of
Moorestown. The ceremony was in the
presence of relatives and few friends.
Rev. R. H. Baker. pastor of the Baptist
Church, off1ciated Calvin Crowell was
best man; Mrs. Fl. E. Elder was matron of
Sherman, ushers Mr.. and Mrs. Crowell
will reside in Moorestown.
Mount Holly workmen are busy on a
two story brick building at Joseph J.
Whites cranberry boys, near New Hano-
yer station. The new building is 40 422
feet in size, divided into three parts by
fire walls. In one of these parts will be
installed $25, 900 worth of sorting machin
cry. which will be operated from sepa-
rate engine house. The rest of the build
ing will afford ample room for the storage
of the crop. Mr.. White will have three
new boys in bearing this year. and is pre-
pairing to plant large additional boys
At 2 o'clock this morning Constable
John Throckmorton, on attachment pro-
ceedings, took possession of the business
of s. Liebovitch & Sons, of New York
city, engaged in the manufacture of col
lars and shirts on Risdon street, Mount
Holly. When members of the firm, it is
alleged, were seen in the factory packing
goods and machinery during the night,
the employees, who claim that they had
not been paid, became alarmed and had
the place attached. At hearing this
morning, number of the operators, to-
gether with Miss Name German, the fore
lady, appeared at the Office of Justice
Slack, who informed the proprietors that
their goods were attached and that they
would remain where they are until the
hands were paid. The firm promised to
settle.