The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-11-20
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II Washing wanted at SO Monroe street
Mount Holly
]. G. Johnson, of Pemberton, announce
the engagement of his daughter, Mrs
b Martha ]. Thomas, to Mr. Ernest w
2 Pickering. of Paterson.
A copy of the FIVE masted schoon
Kineo" commanded by Captain Franz
: Patten can be seen in the display win ov
at Keeler's Studio Mill street.
e Hon. Franklin Spencer Edmonds, o.
Philadelphia, will be the orator at the
Elks' memorial service in the Mount Holly
opera house on Sunday afternoon, De
l cember g.
: The annual supper of the Unionville
Sunday school will be held in the Masonic
Temple. Mount Holly, on Friday and Sat.
urday evenings of this week. An excel.
2 lent bill of fare will be the temptation for
the large attendance which is expected.
Mrs ]. Dodson, of Mount Holly, placed
handbag containing two small pocket
books, silver watch and $15 in cash on
table in the waiting room at the Penn
, sylvania Railroad terminal, Camden, on
Saturday. When she returned few min
utes later the bag was gone.
In the advertisement for sale of lands
for unpaid taxes in Westampton township,
!, the names Of Lewis Lippincott and Lydia
Clevenger appeared as delinquents, which
was not correct as they had paid the taxes,
hence the names should nothave appeared
in the list.
Saturday evening next is the date for
that supper to be given by the ladies of
the Pemberton Episcopal church. If you
have ever attended one of these suppers
you will not need to be urged to go again
If you have never been there you had
better go.
While playing Indian" with some
other little fellows on Saturday, Stanley
the young son of B. F. Moore, of Palmyra,
was struck in the eye with an arrow He
was taken to the Samaritan Hospital,
Philadelphia, where it is feared he will
lose the sight of the optic.
Suspicious characters about town dur.
ing the past week have been keeping the
officers on the sharp lookout. 1t is thought
some of them may have been engaged in
the post Office robbery at Medford. That
they are waiting for favorable opportu-
nifty to do job in Mount Holly is the be-
lief of those who have seen the strangers
A sale of cakes and pies will be held in
/. o. M. Hall, in Pemberton, on Saturday
| December 1, at P. M. Also cold sup.
per, with cake and ice cream from p NJ.
Price of supper Is cents Ice cream ex-
ira. This sale is for the benefit of Coates
Union Sunday School, at Shreve's Station
and is for the purpose of raising funds to
maintain the school during the coming
winter
Some persons in Mount Holly are mis-
taken In their belief that it is unlawful to
sell rabbits. 1t is legitimate now to sell
all kinds of game, and dealers who have
stock on hand are given fifteen DAYS af-
ter the close of the season to get rid of it.
A man in Mount Holly on Saturday, with
a large bunch of rabbits, refused to sell
them under the belief that it was against
the law. He felt convinced of this fact
when Deputy Game Warden Storey tried
to purchase a pair of the cotton tails.
Assemblyman John B. Trick had a
startling experience on Saturday morn
ing, being awakened by cries of distress
Getting from his room quickly he was met
by his servant girl who was in flames. |
She had started down cellar with lighted
lamp in her hand and fell, the lamp setting
fire to her clothing. She rushed up stairs
calling for aid. Mr.. Trick quickly wrap.
ped rugs and carpet around the girl and |
extinguished the flames before she was
very badly burned. He did not suffer
any injuries
Rev. A. F. A. Neudoerffer, of st. Paul's |
church, Hainesport, has gone to his former |
home, Neustadt, Canada, for a two
weeks visit. He is accompanied by his
sister. On Sunday, December2, Mr. Neu- |
doerfer's father, who is also minister, |
will have reunion of all the persons he |
has confirmed in the past twenty years. |
During the absence of the pastor of the |
Hainesport church his place will be filled |
by students from Mount Airy Theological |
Seminary. On Sunday next the preacher |
will be Rev. Emil Weber, and on the |
following Sunday Rev. Hugo Wendell will
officiate.
Miss Sarah Little Frake, daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Frake, of Branch |
street, was married, on Wednesday even
ing. at the home of her parents. to Charles |
LaTour, local editor of the Mirror The |
ceremony was performed at $50 O'Clock |
by Rev. James Stoddard, rector of St An |
drew's church. The affair was private, |
only the immediate families of the con-
tracing parties being present. The bride
was attended by her cousin, Miss Mabel B. |
Kirkbride, of Asbury Park. The latter's
brother, Walter F. Kirkbride, was best |
man. After the ceremony the happy pair |
left on a wedding trip. They will occupy
their newly furnished house on Grant |
street.
Isaiah Smith, who has been spending |
few days in Mount Holly, returned to the |
Soldiers Home at Kearney, yesterday He
says the report which gained circulation
to the effect that nearly all the Mount
Holly inmates there are sick is not true
Richard T. Kennedy has arranged to en-
ter the home to-day. Tom" has a sore
on his left temple which is causing him
some annoyance. 1t is thought to have
come from the sabre wound which he re-
ceived while participating in the last bat
tie of the civil war. The arrival of Ken
nedy at Kearney is awaited with interest
by his comrades there, who know that he |
will make things lively for them.
Through the efforts of friends of the NJ. |
E. church at New Lisbon the building has |
been renovated and made to look like new.
1t has been removed to new site and has
been painted inside and out and is certain |
ly improved. After having been closed |
sufficient length of time for the repairs |
the church will be reopened next Sunday. |
There will be three services-10-30 A. M,
$50 and 7.30 P M. Ministers from neigh |
boring charges will be present, among
them Rev. Milton Relyea, of Pemberton,
and Rev. George M. Hughes, of Mount |
Holly. The choirs of the M. E. churches
at Pemberton and Mount Holly will render
music. A cordial invitation is extended to
the public to attend these services.
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