The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-02-13
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Inc post cards.
Mrs. B. Frank Deacon, of Union street,
is rapidly recovering from her serious
illness.
Do not forget the meeting in the court
house this evening to form Village I'm
provement Association.
The Young Friends Association will
meet at the residence of Joseph R. Gillian,
on High street, Thursday evening.
Hiram Colby was brought from Cam
den to the Mount Holly jail. yesterday,
on charge of stealing chickens.
Wanted, $1,000 and 81, 800 on bond and
mortgage on farms. Interest 50, paya-
bic semi annually. Address A. A. Ander-
son.
A pocketbook containing $40. was lost
on Saturday evening, between and 8
O'Clock, between the corner of Garden
street and Mount Holly avenue, and DIR,
Lords Office. A reward will be paid for
its return to the Weaver Manufacturing
Company.
The suit brought by DR.. w. Bichler, of
New Egypt. against John Tilton for $40
damages, caused, Bichler claims, by in
jury done his auto in head-on collision
between the two recently. was heard be-
fore Squire Haines, at Cookstown. Thurs
day. The jury rendered verdict of non
suit in favor of the defendant.
We cannot show you the future but we
can make the present plain, Open Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday from A. M.
until 8 P. M. Eyes examined free Iris
Optical Co., II Main street, Mount Holly. |
Same low prices as at our Philadelphia
office and all glasses warranted.
One of the small children of Oscar
Hopkins. at New Egypt. had the misfor
tune to fall down the well on Wednesday. |
The mother of the child being thoroughly |
frightened sprang down the well In order |
to save the child's life. Mrs. Hopkins |
to get the child out, but she was
unable to get out herself, and was forced |
to stand in water up to her neck until as
sistance could be obtained.
There was trouble at a recent meeting of /
the Red Men at Marion when a degree
was being conferred upon candidate.
A fiashlight apparatus is used to throw
wierd light upon the scene and to let the
tender paleface understand he is treading
upon dangerous ground. When the cere-
nony had reached the most exciting part
'he fiashlight machine exploded with
oud report. The operator was William
Smith, and he had one of his hands badly
damaged, hole over an inch In circum.
'erence being cut through it. William
Martin had his hands scorched The
chair on which the machine stood was
and several panes of glass were
broken. The only person who was not
cared or remained perfectly calm was the
who thought the performance
vas In the ritual and he had made up his
mind to take all that was coming.
At the annual meeting of the Union
Fire company, No. O. ON Wednesday
light, the following officers were elected:
President, William B. Wills; vice-presi-
lent, Frank Dennis; secretary. John E.
slberson; assistant secretary, Job Collins;
treasurer. Phil Karg; janitor, Job Collins;
brennan, John Forbes; assistants, John
Riley, John H. Peak, Robert Hawkins,
Joshua Danley, Willitt D. Shinn, Harry
Filler, Tilton Bidwell; trustees, George II.
Peak. Albert G. Mayer, Joseph R. Sisom,
Joshua Danley, Tilton Bidwell. The fol-
owing committees were appointed: Elect
ng-George D. Austin. Charles Chafey,
Alfred Wright; Auditing-Joseph r. ST.
ON. Elwell Mcdonnell. John F. Kiner;
Sxecutive-Daniel Cline. Joseph 81. Cole,
Thomas II. Assay; Conference-Howard
Stakeholder. August Hermann, John Riley