The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-12-25
Post Cards. Buy it at Boyce's.


Velox Post Cards of your home on sho
notice. L. s. Boyce. stationer.
An assortment of fine calendars for 1910
are being distributed by Col. Charles \
Sloan.
The South Jersey Tobacco Compan
has placed fine new delivery wagon Q
!, the road.
Charles Harker, who is a cadet on th
school ship Saratoga, expects to gradual
in April next.
Company A. of Burlington, held il
semi-monthly drill In the armory at Mour
Holly, on Thursday evening.
Samuel L. Bullock, of Mount Holly
has force of men painting the residenc
of Joseph Wills. of Rancocas.
Elizabeth Wolcott has purchased
property on West Washington street, iron
Mrs Esther G. Peters, for $500.
Under the new pure food Jaw an in
ternal revenue license will be necessar.
for druggists to sell spirituous liquors.
The funeral of Wesley H. Slack occur
red on Friday afternoon. The deceased
was former postmaster at Paducah, KY
DR.. Richard Il. Parsons, who passed
the state board examination, has been ap
pointed health officer and sanitary in
spector.
Having spent week with relatives il
Mount Holly, Mrs. William M. Risdor
has returned to her home at Charlottes
vile, Va.
Two unclaimed letters remain in the
post Office for the week ending December
g. They are for Geo. Childs and Har
rison Dillon.
Judging from the manner in which the
craze is growing, roller skates will figure
prominently in the presents to be distrib-
uted on Christmas
John Wharton, of Bordentown, fell
from scaffolding at the Roebling plant,
at Kinkora, on Wednesday. and dislocat-
ed his left shoulder.
Lewis Spencer, the shoe manufacturer
on Water street, who employees 70 hands,
is said to have the largest pay roll of any
factory in Mount Holly.
On the evenings of Friday and Satur-
day, January and 5, a supper will be
given in the Masonic Temple for the bene
fit of the Mount Holly visiting nurse.
Thomas C. Fort. son of Sterling Fort, of
Pemberton, and Miss Emily Hendrickson,
of Brooklyn, who were recently married,
are now living at Jacksonville, Florida.
The little candy store of Mrs. Adams,
on Water street, was entered by robbers,
on Wednesday night, who took all the
money the poor woman had, amounting
to So.
Rev. DR.. Buchanan, for twenty five
years pastor of the Baptist church, at
Pemberton, is packing up his household
goods preparatory to removing to Plain
field.
On Thursday evening Henry W. Will
bur, of Philadelphia, will address the
Young Friends Association atthe Friends
meeting house, corner of Main and Gar
den streets.
Parker E. Harker and Mrs. Lucy A. |
Cashier, both of Juliustown. were mar
ried at Bordentown, on Wednesday after |
noon, by John A. Carr, a justice of the
peace.
The wife of Constable William H. |
Thompson, of Pemberton, was taken to
Prices Hospital, last week, where she |
will submit to an operation for internal
trouble.
A middle-aged woman or girl who can
do plain cooking and general housework,
can get position in a family of two. no
no washing. Apply at % Mill
street, Mount Holly.
On Wednesday James Hunt was removed
from the Jail to the insane asylum at New |
Lisbon. He was only recently released |
from the State Asylum. He was arrested |
for terrorizing the people of Riverside.
Mrs. Adele " White, widow of Barclay
White, of Mount Holly, has accepted the
income of $500 per year provided by her
husband, and has executed release to
her downer rights in the estate to the de-
visees under the will.
The past twelve months have been a
very prosperous season for the H. B.
Smith Machine Company. In fact it has
been the best year for business in the his
tory of that company. which enjoys an
reputation.
On Tuesday morning the Christmas
services will be held In the German Luth-
eran church, Hainesport, at 10 o'clock.
The services will be in English. At
o'clock the Sunday school celebration will
occur. when the services will be in Eng
lish and German.
Charged with selling intoxicants with
out license, Benjamin Salamandria, of |
Trenton, was arrested at Florence, last |
week, and held under $500 bail for court |
is driver for Trenton bot
Ting place. and is said to have been SELL |
ing beer and whisky in small bottle lots |
to customers at Florence.
During the past five years, under the
of Franklin P. Endicott, as
Surrogate, there has accumulated fund
to 1887 .6S, which is due heirs
of different estates and whose whereabouts
are unknown. This sum has been turned
over to Surrogate Lippincott, who has it
on deposit in the Farmers National Bank
The caveat filed against the probate of
the will of John Byrnes, of Moorestown,
has been withdrawn. and Surrogate Lip
pincott has admitted the paper. The tes-
tator bequeathed 800 to St. Francis
Catholic Church, Philadelphia, and 800
to the Church of Our Lady of Good
Counsel, of Moorestown. The residue
goes to his brother.
The Rancocas Grange, No. 131, elected
the following officers on Wednesday: Mas
ter, Harry E. Dubell; overseer, William
Mcfarland; lecturer, Miss Emily Grant;
steward, Joseph Wells; chaplain, Mrs.
Oscar Pew; treasurer, Oscar Pew; secre-
tary, Cornelia Wills; gatekeeper, Thomas
Candy; ceres, Mrs. Harry E. Dubell;
pomona. Mrs. William Mcfarland; fora,
Rena Pew; lady assistant steward, Miss
Helen Hansell.
Albert Jones. of Burlington. who could
scarcely navigate about Mount Holly
under his heavy jag, en- Tuesday, was ar
rested at night by constable Throckmor-