The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-06-19
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| Spalding's base ball and athletic good
L. =. Boyce, stationer, 25 Garden st.
Judge Joline, of Camden. will hold
session of court in Mount Holly next Sal
urday.
The lower branches on some of the tree
In front of the Jail were cut of on Wednei
day morning.
There are unclaimed letters in the pos
Office for Mrs. Charles Borton and Mrs
Jesse Y. Burk.
The grass crop on the meadows In tn
rear of the grist mill has been purchase
by George B. Dennis.
The Mount Holly Keystones will trave
to Beverly and play the Y. M. G. A. o
that place Saturday, June 23rd.
The members of the Union Fire Com
pany have decided to hold their annus
fair on September 10. IA and Is.
Miss Mary E. Thorn, of Mount Holly
has accepted position as teacher in the
public school Of Ocean City.
Raymond Wells, OF Bridgeboro, is re
covering from severe injury to his foot
which he cut with piece of glass whil'
bathing.
Travel on the steam and trolley road
was interfered with by washouts on Sat
urday. 1t was the most severe June storm
on record.
Charles F. Robinson, of Moorestown
having submitted the lowest bid, has beer
awarded contract to paint the Csntretor
bridge for 1886.
Miss Myrtle e. Smith, of Wesdsport,
New York, has been elected teacher in the
Commercial department of the Mount
Holly High School.
A boarding house keeper on Brainard
street is waiting the return of two book
agents, who left Mount Holly last week
without paying their bills.
A fine base ball diamond has been made
at Rancocas Park. In short time foot
path, skirting the lake, will be cut from
the park to the new tumbling dam.
The remains of James Logan, of Pine
street, will be inferred in the Mount Holly
cemetery this morning, the deceased was
81 years of age, and had been i'll for long
time.
For headaches or neuralgia look to your
eyes. Let us give you free examination
on Wednesday, June 20, at the Masonic
Temple. All work guaranteed by Stiles
& Co., eye specialists.
Mount Holly Lodge, No. IA. F. and A.
M, will hold an emergent communication
in the Masonic Temple, on Thursday
evening. for the purpose of comforting
the entered apprentice degree.
The members of Mount Holly Forest.
No. 3, have been invited to attend the in
stitution of Franklin Forest, No. IL. Tall
Cedars of Lebanon, at Lulu Temple, Phil
adelphia, on Saturday evening. June 30.
Mrs. Hilbert, of Stanwick, fell off the
porch of her residence while using crutch-
es, and was severely bruised. At the time
of The accident she was recovering from a
broken ankle, which did not get injured
by the fall.
A dairy barn, designed by Horace G..
Atkinson, is one of the attractions on the
farm of Samuel II. Chambers, on the
Jobstown turnpike. The structure is q
model of convenience and has been ad-
mired by many people.
Mrs. Thomas Moore, lof New Egypt,
disappeared from her home, on Wednes-
day, and her absence is perplexing to
friends. Returning home from work on
Wednesday night the husband found only
his three children to greet him.
A peculiar noise in the belfry of the
Baptist Church, at Jacobstown, attracted
the attention of William Reed, the sex
ton. Upon investigating he found the
source of trouble, which resulted In the
capture of six flying squirrels
In order to accommodate the overflow
on big days, the directors of the Burling-
ton County Fair Association may have an
open grand stand erected on the stretch
between the present structure and the
Office of Secretary Samuel w. Shinn.
Mrs. Sibbet, wife of Edwin Sibbet. the
baker, who died at her home on Mount
Holly avenue, on Thursday night. was
buried at Bordentown yesterday In ad-
dition to her husband the deceased leaves
four children, one being born few days
before the mothers death.
Charles Cooper, who was injured in 9
collision In Camden three weeks ago, is In
a precarious condition at his home al
Palmyra. Physicians find that he hal
sustained severe internal injuries and hi
only hope lies in an operation, which they
fear he is too weak to stand.
Increased travel throughout the county
calls for better system of sign boards
some of those in use having been mad
worthless by exposure to the weather
This matter should be favorably acted
on by the authorities In each township, a
such information is badly needed.
Some of the recent graduates of tn
public school in Mount Holly will seek
higher education next fall. With the OBJ
ject of becoming teachers, some will en-
ter the State Normal School. George
Thompson will enter the University o
Pennsylvania. His brother will atten,
Temple College.
The Burlington County Medical Societ,
held its regular meeting at Coles hotel
Moorestown, on Wednesday. presiden
Stokes being in the chair. There wer
nineteen physicians present. includin
Drs Melcher, Prickitt, Parsons, Flynn an
Haines, of Mount Holly. Papers on sui
gerry of tubercular kidney disease wei
read by DIR. F. j. Stoddard, which VIZ
followed by general discussion of til
subject.
DR.. Alexander ii. Small, of Riverside
met with an accident while coming
Mount Holly. on Friday afternoon,
perform an operation at the Burlingtc
County Hospital. His automobile skiddt
when turning out of the trolley tracks
Grant street, striking the curbstone vii
! force sufficient to break the car and hu
, the physician several feet on the concre
sidewalk. His right leg was confused al
+ lacerated. Joseph A. Hertzog, the chau
, feur, suffered confusion of his rig
p arm.
At midnight. on Wednesday, neighbc
were awakened by the shrieking voices
9 two females who were standing on t