The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-04-24

Engraved visiting cards. Buy it al
Boyce's.
Adm Sine, of Mount Holly, has pur-
chased hotel at Mauricetown.
Four candidates from the Unionville
mission were baptized in the Baptist
Church on Sunday evening.
Two neat boat houses have been erected
near the draw bridge, at Hainesport. by
parties residing in Philadelphia.
The proceeds of the entertainment to
be given by the Lodge of Elks, on Thurs
day night, will be devoted to the Cali
fornia relief fund.-
Services at the Burlington County Hos
pital, next Sunday, will be conducted by
Franklin Haines. a member of the Society
of Friends, from Moorestown. All are
invited. The services will begin at AIS.
1t is expected that the trolly summer
timetable will go into effect next Sunday,
giving half hour service to Burlington.
The large cars of the Camden and Subur.
ban line are again running on the Burling-
ton County tracks.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
in the County Clerks Office by the West
Virginia Cranberry Company, whose prin-
cipal Office will be located at Pemberton
The authorized capital stock is sec, 900
The incorporators are DIR. Thomas B.
Crittenden. Fred Wingfeld and Wilbur
Patriquin, of Horton. West Virginia.
An effort is being made by the repre-
sentative of Philadelphia newspaper to
have Mount Holly's contribution to the
California sufferers forwarded by that jour
nal, so that it will get credit of raising a
large fund. The money raised by resi-
dents of Mount Holly is not for any
newspapers Qualification, but should, and
doubtless will, be sent direct to the proper
authorities.
The present cold snap has given this |
section frost. hail and ice. The mercury |
has been down below the forty mark, but |
danger to the budding trees passed away |
with the storm. A high wind prevented |
damage by the. frost. All kinds of vege-
tation is bounding forth in healthy con-
dition, and with seasonable weather abund-
ant crops are looked for.
There is still anxiety for the safety of
Mrs. Amanda Thomas, who formerly re-
sided on Grant street, Mount Holly. She
recently took up her residence in San
Francisco, and has not been heard from
since the earthquake. She was located
very close to some of the tall buildings
hat were demolished. In recent letter
TO friend in Mount Holly, Mrs. Thomas
stated that California was a nice state to
visit, but as place of residence it was
to her. For this reason
The said she was coming back to New Jer-
,ey about the middle of April
A young couple. living near Vincen-
own, made vain effort to get married in
Mount Holly on Saturday night. Failing
n their purpose they went home in an
Ingry mood. 1t was II o'clock when the
,arty called at the home of Justice Clev-
niger, who refused to do business at that ,
lour of the night. In fact he was taking
! bath and didn't want to be disturbed.
This was also the case with Justice Slack,
Tut the insistment was SO great that he
rave the matrimonial seekers an interview
rhe girl stated that she was not quite II !,
Tears old, and not having the consent of
Ter parents, the justice declined to tie the :.
uptial knot. He promised to do so later, !.
the couple would return at seasonable :.
our accompanied by the girls father.