The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-11-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Only So days are left of 1905.

Fine stationery. Buy 1t at Boyces.
Charles Throckmorton has removed b
family to Trenton.
Spalding's Fall and Winter Coco
Buy it at Boyce's.
Cunning coats. vests and pants,
Bayersdorfer's. :
Velox Post Cards of your home on shol
notice. L s. Boyce, stationer.
1t is said that Thursday was the coldes
day on November in twenty eight year
A gas plant is being installed in th
hotel of William H. Hartman, at Pembel
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Semple, Jr
returned from their wedding trip on Tues
day.
There were only few bright days dui
ing the month of October. Most of tn
time the weather was anything but pleas
ant
On Tuesday John Farrell, of Risdol
street, found half penny at the corner 0
Garden and Cherry streets. 1t was coinet
in 1909
Miss Carrie Burr. of Mount Holly, on,
of the teachers in the public school q
Rancocas, has been i'll during the pas
week
After spending three months with rela
tives in Maine, Rev. w. 81. Harrison ant
wife have returned to their home in Vim
centown.
large house on the farm. at Georgetown
of Mrs Benajah P. Wills, formerly OF
Mount Holly.
You can have your home on Velox Sou
venir Postal Cards We invite your in
spection of our samples and terms L. s.
BOyce. stationer
A. V. Stultz. of Delanco, after forty
three years service as section foreman OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad, has been put
on the retired list
As the result of an apple becoming
Samuel B. Hewlings, of Marlton, was
choked to death.
The Burlington County Board of Tax
alton will. on Wednesday, start on its tour
to hear appeals. Bordentown will be the
first place it will sit at.
Mrs. Cook, who went to Chicago about
a year ago with the family of Rev. DR..
John f. Long, has returned to Vincen-
town, where she will spend the winter.
Mrs Thomas Taylor is now clerking at
Krupnick's store Mrs. ]. Howard Shinn,
having resigned her place there, has
accepted position in the Curtis dry goods
store
A musicale and social will be held in
the Methodist Church, on Thursday even
ing, under the auspices of the Ushers'
Union. No admission will be charged,
and all are invited to be present.
Mrs. Sarah Garwood, of Bridgeboro,
was recently stung on the end of a finger
by some sort of bug, and it required
prompt attention on the part of a physi
clan to avert serious consequences.
While driving down Main street, Wed
nesday evening, a horse belonging to Sam
uel Matthias slipped and fell in front of
Cowgill's grocery. The injured animal
was taken to the infirmary of DR.. Moody.
Andrew Jones, engineer, and Howard
Rue, baggage master, were slightly in
iured as the result of rear-end collision
at Hightstown, on Tuesday, when a pas
senger train from Pemberton ran into a
freight train.
The Bordentown Banking Company has
elected Walter Armstrong cashier, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Al
fred l. Claypoole, who held the position
for forty-two years. Walter Robbins was
made paying teller.
Two sessions of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the Trenton dis
trict will be held in the Methodist Church,
Mount Holly, tomorrow. In the evening
an address will be delivered by DIR. Sam
uel Quincy, of Africa.
Detective Parker has restored to David
Horner, of Burlington, gold watch and
chain which were stolen from him at the
Mount Holly Fair The articles were re-
covered in a pawn shop at Trenton, where
they had been pledged for $15.
Children attending school in Chester
township are only charged four cents a
ride on the trolley cars. A special form
of ticket for the use of school children,
good only from Monday to Friday, has
been issued by the Public Service Corpo-
ration.
On Friday evening the first of series
of special monthly meetings will be held
in st. Andrews Church, on which occa-
sion an address will be delivered by Rev.
r. Marshall Harrison, D. D., rector OF
Holy Trinity Memorial Chapel, of Phil
adelphia.
Fifteen cents per dozen is said to be the
price which some boys in Mount Holly
are receiving for English sparrows. which
are nice and fat and make good pot pie
But they are not being killed in such
large numbers since reed birds migrated
to the south.
For raising disturbance and trying tt
break up birthday party at the home Of
Mrs. Anna Willis, at Stanwick, Joseph
and Harry Englehart, Howard Cameron
Oliver and Lester Wbispert, John Gleason
William Bryant and Grover Verden were
arrested and fined $2.75 each by Justic,
Petit, of Moorestown.
Rain dampened the ardor of the Hal
lowe'en paraders and there was much dis
appointment on the part of those who hat
made great preparations to celebrate
Theirs were several parties in private resi-
dences, and about nine o'clock the weathe
became such as to allow paraders to ap
pear on the streets, but the display wa
not as great as in former years. Their
was general good order, the warning o
the Township Committee being CAREFUL
regarded.
Alfred Jones, of Centreton, togethe
with another man bearing the same name
Asylum, on Tuesday, and the authorize
of that city we're Immediately notified
While exercising in the yard Jones jump
ed fence and got away unobserved. II
is reported to have been model inmat
Jones was arrested for stealing chickens
and was declared insane while confined
Jail. He was first committed to the Blu
iington County Insane Asylum, at Ne
;Shon from w htch insfitlltion he also O