The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-04-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Cnrlstlan Cnurcn at Drlukcooro.
John D. Rock has conveyed some LIANT
on Water street to Susan B. Rock.
Mrs. Benjamin D. Haines, of Rancocas
has been very i'll during the past week.
Spalding's base ball and athletic goods
L. 3. Boyce, stationer. IS Garden Street,
A. A. Anderson was at Toms River las
week, attending to business matters In thu
real estate line.
Capt. Elton A. Smith, who has been at
tending to business matters at Chicago
has returned home
An automobile, for use In their business
may be purchased by the South Jersey
Tobacco Company.
John Wolfsberg has purchased Bis
pham's bog, which property is to be con
siderably improved.
Workman have constructed a dam al
Rancocas Park. and soon the proposed
pleasure lake will be formed.
The Burlington County Brotherhood OF
America will hold convention at Moores-
town on Wednesday of next week.
The San Domingo house, on Pine street.
which has been vacant for some time, is
now occupied by Samuel Leeds
Miss Byrde Norcross, teacher of piano
and organ. Apply for terms at 6herifs
residence, M Sunt Holly, N. ].
Miss Carrie e. Duer. of Crosswicks,
while on visit to her brother, in Phila-
delphia, fell and broke her right wrist.
William Y. Gennett, the handy man
about town, has been OF duty during the
past week with blood poison in his fingers
A position as stenogrspher in the Union
National Bank, of Philadelphia. has been
accepted by Miss Rose Gsrbarino, Of Mt
Holly.
William Joyce, who has been driving
the mail wagon at Vincentown, was re-
moved to the Burlington County Insane
Asylum last Tuesday
Special services marked the celebration
of Easter in all the churches Of Mount
Holly on Sunday. The musical pro
grammes were excellent.
On Friday evening next the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Lumberton Methodist church
will give property social In the W. G.
T. .. hall, at that place.
After being confined to the house for
several weeks by illness, Thomas ]. AL
colt is again able to attend to his duties
as United States Marshal.
w. Frank Dean and family will leave
for Roanoke. Va, tomorrow, where the
farmer has accepted position with his
brother in-law, T. Watson Kirkbride.
In order that Rancocas may be connected
with the telephone system in the county,
the Inter State Telephone Company has
laid a cable across the creek at Centreton.
The title in property on West Wash
ington street. belonging to Alfred Boxer,
has been transferred to the Building and
Loan Association of Mount Holly, for $500.
Having graduated as a veterinary sur
geon, William Fitzpatrick. who was In the
employ of DR.. ]. Hume Carter, has re-
turned to Mount Holly, where he will re-
main for a while.
Because his great grandfather, John
Cowgirl, was soldier in the war of the
Revolution. Joseph C. Cowgirl has been
elected member of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution.
Having nothing else to do while walk
ing on High street, Wednesday morning,
Walter Allen took time to pick up some
money which he saw lying on the sidewalk.
He is ready to return it to the owner.
The bridge spanning Pompeston creek,
ton was decided upon at meeting of a
committee of the Board of Freeholders.
held in Mount Holly. on Wednesday.
Burglars. early Saturday morning, en-
tered the post Office at the general store of
Isaac Woolman. at Crosswicks, but got
only a small amount of change, some
stamps and two cases of pocketknives.
The annual meeting of the lot holders
of the Mount Holly cemetery will be held
in the Court House on Tuesday evening,
May /, for the election of officers and dis
cussion of business relative to the interests
of the cemetery.
Charged with stealing some corn in Gin
naminson township, David Frazier and
Philip Dorsey are now prisoners In the
county Jail. They were indicted two years
ago, since which time they have been fu
gitives from justice.
A parlor meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Samuel L. Bullock on Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock, at which time
Miss Bessie Gordon, the temperance evan
gelist, will deliver an address. Those in
terested in the cause are invited to be
Present.
Judge Hendrickson has granted 9 writ
of certiorari to have the Supreme Court to
review the Indictment found recently
against William F. Taubell, the hosiery
manufacturer of Riverside. The com
plant against Taubsll was made by the
Bonnet Cunning Club. They claimed
that he, with native guide, broke open
cunning box On one of their cunning
points, to gun from. The charge is malicious
mischief. Taubell says he will test the
right of the club to its points before he is
through with this fight. and he will fight
it to a finish. The guide was indicted
with him.
While attending court. on Wednesday
Mrs. ]. c. Dubell was seized with an at
tack of nervousness when called upon tt
testify, and it became necessary to remove
her from the room. She soon recovered
however, in the fresh air. The action wa
supplemental proceeding in the suit o
j. Barclay Hilyard. as trustee under thu
will of Lydia Ann Woolston, deceased
against Joseph G. Dubell. who has assign
ed his interest in the estate of Firman Du
bell, deceased, of Burlington, to Isaac
McMullen, his brother in-law. The CLAIM
against him amounts to q, 1000. 1t is al
legged that Mr.. Dubell assigned his inter
est in the estate to keep it away from hi
creditors. The matter was heard befor
Charles EVAN Merritt, who sat as a Su
preme court commissioner. Itbecame ne
cessary to adjourn the case until April q
Mr.. Dubell was represented by Frankli
b. Lewis and Samuel W. Shinn. Samue
A. Atkinson and William A. Slaughte
appeared for Hilyard.
The funeral of j Fred Laumaster too
place yesterday afternoon from his lat