The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-12-04
Post Cards. Buy it at Boyce,s.

Post Cards. Buy it at Boyce's.
Teaberries are said to be very plentiful
At your own price. See Boyce's win
dow.
Mrs. Fred Claypoole, of Pine street, hal
been quite i'll for two weeks.
| Miss Laura Swain, of Pointville, is at
5 tending school in Mount Holly.
5 Winthrop Shreve has accepted posi-
ton in the machine shops at Smithville.
Our goods are Rich in quality; Oul
prices are Right. L. s. Boyce, Stationer.
Rev. and Mrs. E. NJ Ogden, of Potts
town, Pa, have removed to Mount Holly
Charles Lippincott, of Hainesport, who
had been suffering from consumption, died
/ on Saturday.
The month just passed gave us better
weather than we enjoyed either during
, September or October.
House for rent at 228 Rutland Avenue,
Mount Holly. Ten rooms all conveniences.
Apply at 206 Rutland Avenue.
A lodge of the Daughters of America,
with thirty charter members, will be in
stituted at Delanco this week.
Christmas and New Year souvenir post
cards. Our assortment is large, our prices
are low. L. s. Boyce, Stationer.
Dnring the cold spell, last week, rose
bush in the yard of John Wesley Still, at
Indian Mills, came out in bloom.
Considerable business is accommodating
for the December term of court. which
will begin the day after Christmas.
Miss Eta Haines. of Browns Mills, and
Joseph Mahan, of Camden, were married
in the latter city. on Thanksgiving.
There is a gradual improvement in the
condition of August Schneider. of Hulme
street, who has been Ill for several weeks.
L 8. Boyce. Stationer, is reducing
handsome Japanese Chocolate Set of seven
pieces twenty five cents each day until
sold.
Mrs. John Marshall. of Beverly, who
was operated on at the Burlington County
Hospital for appendicitis, is recovering
nicely.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Edith W. Salisbury, formerly OF Mount
Holly. and Henry Suydam, of East
Orange.
| Howard j. Harris has purchased the
property of Miss Mary Adelaide Coombs,
on Pine street for $1,75O, through the real
estate agency of A. A. Anderson.
Mrs Ella Haines Scheetz. of the Ivan
hoe, Mount Holly. has resumed her Wed
nesday shopping in Philadelphia, and will
give all orders her careful attention.
Robert Smith, employed by Sims & Co,
the contractors, visited his parents in
Mount Holly on Sunday. Robert is now
stationed at Baltimore, where he will re-
main for several weeks.
The property of William Schafer, de-
ceased, on the Haines2ort road, about a
mile from Mount Holly, consisting of a
new residence, outbuildings and ten acres
of land, has been sold to B. F. Teale, of
Oneida, N. Y. The sale was made through
the real estate agency of Kelsey & Bow
ker, the price paid being $4,000.
Harvey S. Quicksall, of Mount Holly,
who was removed to the Burlington Coun-
ty Insane Asylum about ten days ago,
died at that institution on Thursday. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon. At
one time the deceased conducted a lum-
Der business here, and he seraed one term
as member of the Board of Freeholders.
A singular incident occurred in connec-
ton with the burning of the hay press of
Mrs. Ella Harker. of Wrightstown. De-
string to place some additional insurance
she called up J. H. Kelsey, of Pember-
ton, on the telephone, and while convers-
ing about the matter, Mrs Harker was in
formed that her building had just been
set on fire.
While there was no skating on Thanks
giving, the weather was cold enough to
make ice. The mercury was down to thirty
degrees in the morning. Some gunners
and anglers had the nerve to go out in quest
of game and fish in the face of the high
wind that prevailed, and but few of them
met with any sort of luck. Fishing lines
became frozen, and gunners were so cold
from piercing winds as TO interfere with
their Workmanship.
For an Executor you can't get an indi
vidual who has all the qualifications which
The Burlington County Safe Deposit and
Trust Co., Moorestown, N. j., possess, viz:
Large experience
Permanent-don' die
Absolutely confidential
No prejudices or politics
Keep down cost;
Trust not imperiled by possible failure
or dishonesty.
st. Andrews Chapter, No. Is. Brother
hood of St. Andrew, will hold its annual
meeting tomorrow evening December
5th) at Z As o'clock. A series of monthly
special services for men are being held
under the auspices of this chapter in st.
Au0lCW OAuANA AZ tnO oCOOnQ
service last Sunday evening, a forceful
devotional address was delivered by Rev.
George Gunnell, Rector of st. Andrews
Church, Philadelphia
The Burlington County Board Of Taxa
ton will sit at the Court House tomorrow
to hear arguments on the assessment on
bank stock and to take up other appeals
The various districts named by the Board
have all been visited, but as the tax notices
were late in delivery in Burlington city
that place will be visited the second
time. This evening the Board will sit at
Palmyra for the purpose of revising the
assessments in that town.
The next quarterly meeting of the
Alumni Association of the High School will
be held in Room B, Buttonwood Street
building, on Saturday evening at
7.45 o'clock. This association is having
rendered most entertaining and instruc-
tive course of University Extension lee
lures. The lecturer. Dr. ]. Duncan
/ Cnoath of Princaton University will at.