The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-10-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Hon. A. N. Barber, Hon. J J. Gardner
LOCAL NEWS.
Fine stationery. Buy it at Boyce's.
Cunning coats, vests and pants, a
Bayersdorfer's. =
A house on Church street has been sole
by A. A. Anderson to Harry Norcross TO
$3.50.
The AndersA canning factory, Oh
Water street, has a force employed putting
up pumpkins.
Henry Darnell, of Atlantic City, has
purchased Columbia touring car from
Robert s. Gaskill
For first-class job of shoe repairing
try w. ]. Bill, corner of Church and Pine
streets, Mount Holly.
Having been abandoned several years
ago Kate Elizabeth Peak has made appli-
cation for divorce from her husband,
Charles II. Peak.
You can have your home on Velox Sou.
venir Postal Cards. We invite your in.
spection of our samples and terms L. S.
Boyce. stationer.
Because of holiday engagements Thomas
Shannon's famous band will not appear In
Mount Holly, under the auspices of the
Elks, until next January
John H. Dobbins, of the Methodist
Church, has the distinction of having
served the Sunday school as its secretary
for forty seven years.
Surrogate Endicott has an additional
clerical force employed in his Office in or
der to rush the work through, as he will
soon retire from Office
G. Wilson Stiles, of Moorestown, has
just completed contract of wiring the
Arcade Hotel at Mount Holly, for the in
stallation of electric lights.
Young people of the Lutheran church,
near Hainesport, have arranged Hallow-
cen party, which will be held at the par
sonage on Wednesday evening, October 81.
Jones & Ireland are now engaged in
placing labels on so, 900 cans of their to-
mato pack, which only represents a por-
tion of the vegetable which this firm put
up.
People who wait at Allinson's corner for
the trolley cars, will now have the benefit
of new corrugated iron awning which
has been erected around the store build
ing.
Vacations" was the subject of ten.
minute talks by number of persons who
attended the social session of the Epworth
League at the Methodist Church on Friday
evening.
A woman dressed in white is accused oil
playing the ghost act at Bridgeboro. The
apparition appears at midnight. and the
spook is likely to receive sudden jar, al
the boys are after the strange figure.
1t is probable that the Lumberton fire
men will have Mount Holly night
during their annual fair and festival,
which will begin on Thursday, Novem
Der 30, and continue for three days.
Counsel for Charles M. Cooper, of Pal
myra, has brought suit against the Public
Service Corporation to recover $40, 900 TO
injuries received last spring. One of the
defendant Company's cars struck Cooper
1t is alleged and fractured his skull
Charles Throckmorton will leave fo
Trenton, on November l. to become sup
erintendent of shoe manufacturing de
partment which is to be installed in tn,
school there for deaf mutes, in which in
stitution MIR. Throckmorton has a son.
On Thursday the property of Edward
w. Pullen, in New Hanover township
was sold at Sheriff's sale to Euphemia N
Black for s., 500, property ot Charles c
Spear, of Burlington, to Charles P
Farmer. Jr., for ST. 4O00
William R. Cooper, for many years EN-
ployed at Mayors bakery, was buried Oh
Saturday afternoon in the Mount Holl,
cemetery. A week previous he wa
stricken with paralysis, and died in the
Burlington County Hospital on Wednes
day.
A delegation of Red Men from Camdel
will come to Mount Holly on Monda,
evening, October 30, and pay fraterna
visit to Pocahontas Tribe, No. IS. Tn
trip will be made by special trolley. The
entire evening will be devoted to socis
features.
The children of Frederick II. Lee, Will
riding in their pony cart, on Tuesday, ha
q runaway on Garden street. A heav
ladder that was leaning against the res
dence of Philip Haines, was knocked dow
md just missed the children. Restor
Lippincott caught the animal and n
further damage was done.
Now is the time to make arrangement
for your annual donation to the Burling
ton County Hospital, which event will ia
ON Wednesday, November Z. There is u
reason why the contributions this We,
should not be very large. With improve
facilities the institution is doing a great
amount of work than ever before, and il
needs are correspondingly increasing.
Funeral services were held Thursds
evening at the residence of Clifford Va
SAINT, on West Washington street, over Il
remains of Joseph Reiger, who died at Il
age of SO years from Bright's disease. {
Friday morning the body was taken
Philadelphia and buried in Mount Mort;
cemetery The deceased was form
resident of Philadelphia, in which city
held membership in several secret societi
The announcement on Wednesday Il
Grace Williams, of Mount Holly, had di
in the Philadelphia Hospital from Opt
poisoning and uraemia, created somewf
of sensation here, although the deceas
could not be located, the name given h,
ing been fictitious. On the following
brother living in Camden identified
woman as Mrs. Elizabeth Haines, W
lived with her husband at Pemberton |
til six months ago. The deceased, "
was Miss Lizzie Nichols, daughter
Mark Nichols, married George Hail
several years ago. They could not
happily together because of the vii
conduct The body was removed to Pe
berton by Undertaken Grobler and bur
there in the Odd Fellows cemetery,
Saturday afternoon.