The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-08-07

Holly, will hold picnic at Rancocas Pal
tomorrow.
New postals of special interest to men
bers of the Holy Catholic Church. L.
Boyce, stationer.
While playing base ball at Jacksonville
on Sunday, Robert Roberts had his LEI
shoulder blade broken.
Rev. Dr. Crowell, of Philadelphia, wi
supply the pulpit at the Presbyteria
church for the next three Sundays.
Rev. W. P. Davis. D. D., presiding eide
of the Trenton district. preached in tn
Methodist Church on Sunday morning.
A valuable Boston bull pup, belongin
to Charles III. Folwell, died on Saturday
after an operation for the removal of
tumor.
The manufacture of new kind of pa
per roofing, was the subject discussed b.
promoter who visited Mount Holly las
Tuesday.
Miss Laura Haines, an invalid living
with Mrs Loveland, on Buttonwood street
while walking up stairs, on Friday, fel
and broke her hip.
After returning from Moorestown will
an ice wagon, Tuesday night, one of the
sorrel horses owned by Fred Schrayshuen
was taken i'll and died.
Howard T. Warrick will give free
dance in the pavilion at Browns Mills
Saturday evening. the 18th. Raymond'i
orchestra will furnish the music.
George Rendell, owner of the Bowkel
shoe factory, on Risdon street, has rented
the building to Philadelphia party, who
may establish new industry here.
The next session of court will be held
on Tuesday, August %, when Sheriff
Norcross will draw the panel of petit
jurors III the presence of Judge Gaskill.
Have you use for a telephone Drop a
line to our Office and learn of the liberal
terms we are giving. Inter State Tele.
phone Co., 1O9 High street, Mount Holly.
Congratulations were received last week
by Charles NJ Atkinson, deputy County
clerk, and Joseph Cole, of the Arcade
Hotel, both of whom were presented with
an heir.
Admiral John j. Read would no doubt
like to send a broadside into the camp of
the thieves who entered his garden and
stole some extra nice corn which he was
saving for seed.
Because of mental arrangement VIII
liam N. Pitcher, of Water street, son of
Thomas S. Pitcher, has been removed to
Burlington County Insane Asylum at
New Lisbon.
A month In the far west is now being
enjoyed by Mrs. Clara L. Stewart, who
left on Tuesday for Denver, Colorado.
She will visit many points of interest be-
fore returning home.
A large purse of gold was received by
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Richey. of Bis
pham street, on the occasion of their
golden wedding anniversary, which was
celebrated fortnight ago.
Warren A. Vanderveer is now a student
in the Hahnemann Medical College, Phila-
delphia. The young man will follow in the
footsteps of his father, DR.. George W..
Vanderveer, and become physician.
Rosenfeld Bros. have purchased fifty
$40 graphophones and fifty $50 graphic
phones. With every purchase amounting
to $25 cash they will give one $40 machine
and with every purchase of $50 cash
they will give one $40 machine.
Efficiency in the administration of funds
may be secured by the appointment of an
individual executor. But permanent eff
cheney is only made possible by employing
a deathless corporation like the Burlington
County Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
N. J.
The delivery horse belonging to Harry
Hall, while standing in front of the store
of the South Jersey Tobacco Company,
on Wednesday morning, voluntarily laid
down. AS the animal was evidently suf-
fering from collie, 1t was led to the infirm,
airy of Dr. Moody.
Rev. E. Neudoerffer, father of the pas
tor of st. Paul's Lutheran church, Haines-
port, who has been visiting his son, will
return to his home at Neustadt, Canada,
on Thursday. He prefers the climate
there better than he does that of this To-
cality for the past few days.
Because of its head having been chopped
off by woman living on Andersonville,
there is one dog, at least, that will kill no
more young ducks in that vicinity. Com
ing under the suspicion of the irate lady,
the animal was taken in her back yard
where the decapitation was performed
in short order.
If the weather will permit one of the
brightest spots in town next Saturday
night will probably be the grounds sur
rounding the Sacred Heart church, on
West Washington street, where lawn
fete will be held This event will take
the place of the annual picnic usually
held in the court house yard.
The Columbus Snapper Soup Club held
its annual outing in the woods of William
A. Townsend. yesterday, the event having
been postponed from last Thursday on &C.
count of rain. A large number of people
were present and all hands had good time.
The committee having the matter in charge
sustained the clubs reputation by provid-
ing literally for its guests.
After hanging around the fountain all
day Wednesday, and annoying merchants
in that neighborhood, John Dillon was ar
rested in the evening by Capt. Branson,
on complaintIof L. s. Lippincott The fel
low was given four days in Jail to sober
up. Dillon said his home was in Will
mington. Delaware. and that he had beer
working in McNeals foundry at Burling.
ton.
Lizzie Miller, of Bordentown, who ha.
been in Mount Holly for nearly year
spending about half her time in prison
was arrested on Wednesday in company
with Albert Edmunds, the latter living
near Hainesport. The charge agains
them is one sufficient to keep them locked
up for while Lizzie is an old offender anC
has not only given the police much trou
BILE, but has been decided expense to the
county. When placed in cell at the
Jail she created quite a scene.
Judson Gaskill, the Garden street car
rage dealer, has received two carloads Of
buggies, many of which have already
been disposed of to his customers VIII