The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-07-04
LOCAL NEWS.

ocean breezes at Brielle.
George Rendell and wife left on Satul
day for Atlantic City, where they will re
main two weeks.
Martin H. Girven has resigned his posi-
ton as salesman at William W. Curtis
dry goods store.
If there is anything in the fruit or veg
etable line you want call at Cavanaugh'
store and get it.
Stacy Atkinsons daughter, Ethel. age'
II years, is under the care of DR.. Prickitt
receiving treatment for assesses.
Try Aliens Foot Ease 1t is what yol
need this Summer. For sale at the Arcade
shoe store, 90 % Main street, Mt Holly.
Fl. Alonzo Anderson, who is employed
in a grocery store at Camden, came u
Mount Holly last week to enjoy his vaca
ton.
John E. Shannon, who has been max
ing an extended visit to relatives IL
Mount Holly, has returned to his home IL
Philadelphia.
The sale of the Troth property, or
Union street, has been indefinitely post
poned. as there are prospects of the mat
ter being settled.
Mrs. Clarence Atkinson, of Vincen
town, is recovering from serious injury
which she received by the breaking OF
Ga1A
Patrick Ryan, of Monroe street. died or
Thursday, and the funeral took place this
Monday morning. The deceased was
formerly a mail carrier in Mount Holly.
T. Zurbrugg, of Riverside, it is said,
will build 81 new houses at that place
before long, and will also build an ad-
dition to the Watch Case Factory there.
Principal Overman, of the Friends
Academy. at Moorestown, announces that
hereafter no pupil will be admitted or re-
tanned in the school who is addicted to
the use of tobacco.
At Millville, on Wednesday, occurred
the marriage of Adelbert G. Bullock and
Kate Il. Robbins. The parents of the
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bullock, were
former residents : Mount Holly.
A new carpet has been placed in the M
E. Church at Bridgeboro. The old car
pet was taken up and hung on line, and
when wanted it was found to have been
removed by some unknown person.
Mount Holly will be the best place in
the county to spend the Fourth. There
will be several games of base ball, a pic
mic and dance in the court house yard and
display of fireworks in the evening.
Our output of shoes has been twice as
large as in the same time last year, which
is sign of satisfaction to our customers
and assures you clean stock from which
to select Arcade shoe store, 20 % Main
street.
The interest in a chattel mortgage on
the Mill street laundry, held by Daniel A.
Sweeney, has been transferred to Joseph
8. Shreve. The business will be contin-
ued under the present management of j.
f. Weeks.
Mrs. Josephine B. Wilson, who died at
Ocean City, was buried on Friday after
noon, the interment being made in Mount
Holly, where she formerly resided. The
deceased was daughter of Philip Haines,
of Garden street.
At Rochester, on Tuesday, Richard
Lamb. of Mount Holly, drove his PAGER,
Miss Mills, winning second money by tax
ing the third and fourth heats In 2.14ss
and 2.171. A break caused him to lose
the first heat.
Washington Council, No. 5, Jr. o. U.
A. M, removed from Red Mems Hall
to the Mirror building, last week, and
their first meeting is scheduled to take
place there to morrow evening, but owing
to its being July Fourth, it is quite doubt
full if quorum will be present.
From present indications it is evident
that William Austin will soon be relieved
from serving forty-nine years in state
prison, as it is reported that the young
man is dying from consumption, being
too weak TO sit up on his cot. Austin is
one of the negroes who assaulted Mrs.
Charles Biddle last August.
Under the supervision of Road Overseer
Henry G. Claypoole, the south crosswalk
at Broad and Buttonwood streets, and the
west walk at the corner of Union and But
tonwood streets, have been raised, and a
new stone walk has been laid to the ap-
proach of the alley on Union street, next
to the residence of Joseph Flennard.
The members of the Union Hose Com
pany are availing themselves of every OPP.
portunity to add interest to their forth
coming demonstration in October next,
which will mark the centennial ami
versary of the company. One of the feat.
ures of the parade will be the presence OF
many of the old volunteer firemen of Phil.
adelphia.
At meeting held on Friday evening,
New Jersey Lodge, No. 1, Knights Of
Pythias, elected the following officers
chancellor commander, Howard Collins
vice chancellor, George ]. Robertson; pre-
late, Joshua NJ Reeves; master of work
Albert Ii. Lear; master at arms, Edward
Mccullough: inside guard, A. P. Ley
outside guard, Samuel B. Gale.
AS the capital stock of $25, 900 for thu
proposed new bank, at Pemberton, hai
been nearly all subscribed, the Ode
Fellows of that place may furnish suita
BILE building in which to conduct the bust
ness, as the members of that order hav,
in contemplation the purchase of tn,
Coleman property, on the site of which
it is proposed to erect fine building TO
use of the bank, post office and secret so
cieties.
A cutting affray took place on Main st
on Saturday evening last which ended 70
the benefit of all concerned. As we ha
the luck to be in one of the large whole
sale houses when the drummers came i
with their midsummer samples, we pun
chased all their sample stock, which
now for sale at The Arcade Shoe Stor
below wholesale prices. If you are looh
ing for So for 81, now is the time to dro
in at No. 20 % Main street, Mount Holly
Private room for ladies. Mail order
receive prompt attention. Trolley ticket
free.
After having tried to adjudicate tn
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