The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-10-30
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notice L. S.Boyce, stationer.
Storm doors of California red WOO
have been placed in the post office
A furry of snow was seen to fall
3 Mount Holly on Sunday afternoon.
Sixteen pike were caught by numbe
of anglers at Smithville, on Sunday.
Two unfinished rooms for rem
Apply at No. 70 Washington street, Noun
Holly.
The Misses Sophie and Mary Rohner, @
Philadelphia, spent sunday with Mr.. an
Mrs. G. ]. Krayer.
Twenty men or good sized boys ar
wanted Immediately by Charles B. Homo
& Son, to work in their nurseries.
Miss Ida Dubell, of Florence. was
passenger on the train that was wrecked
near Atlantic City, on Sunday. She es
capped with a few bruises.
Walter T. Stewart, Edward r. Smith
Jervis Deacon, Frank Wright and Ellis H
Parker, left for Barnegat bay, yesterday
where they will spend the week cunning
for ducks.
Among the wills probated in Philadel
phia, last week, was that of Jonathan S
Perrine, who died at Moorestown. He
left an estate. valued at $135.000, to his
widow and son.
The following unclaimed letter remain
in the post Office for the week ending
October 81: s. L. Bridge, Mark B Bauer,
Mrs. Lizzie Feldin, Mrs. A. johnson, O.
VIM Small, VIM A. Curley and Mrs Marion
Buchleme.
A delegation from Mount Holly Lodge.
No. IA, F. and A. NJ, drove to Vincen
town, on Friday evening, and paid fra
ternal visit to Central Lodge, No. A. The
latter conferred the Master Mason degree
on one candidate.
Charles La Tour, local editor of the
Mirror, and Miss Sadie L. Frake, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Frake, of
Branch street, are to be married at the
residence of the bride-elect's parents on
Wednesday, November IA
James Stiltz, one of the popular motor
men on the Burlington County Railway,
will begin rear-end duty as conductor,
to-day, in the hope that the change may
improve his health. He recently had two
attacks of acute indigestion.
The question whether Mount Holly
shall be city or borough is being dis
cussed on the street. After election a
public meeting will be held to hear the
report of the committee and to have fur
ther discussion on the subject.
With ten knife wounds in his body, but
refusing to tell how he came by them, G.
H. Rogers. a restaurant keeper, of River
side, is being held in custody by the Tren-
ton police until they can locate his assail-
ant Rogers left Riverside, on Saturday,
with large sum of money on his person,
and nothing was heard of him until news
was received of his being the victim of
stabbing affray.
Assistant Attorney General Duffield, on
Thursday, at a hearing given before the
State Voting Machine Commission, gave
an opinion in which he directs that the
voting machines in this county shall be
used at the election to be held on Tues
day, November 6. Having a capacity for
only seven ballots, their usefulness was
brought into question by the fact that
there are eight tickets in the field. That
independent candidates were not endorsed
by any regular convention and have no
emblem other than independent, is the
ground upon which the decision was
based. The independent candidates are
to be grouped and placed at the bottom of
the columns on the machine, and such
persons can be voted for by reversing a
lever in the same manner as other candi-
dates are to be voted for.
The features of Mildred and Roucleres
performances this year is "Mildredism,
which never fails to interest. 1t is the
acme of all mind reading possibilities and
has never been solved; and the new i'm
aginative fantasy The Flight of Prin-
cess Iris, an illusion that will cause dis
cussion for many day. Of course there
are many other bewildering and funny
features, but these are the leading ones.
The company of associate entertainers
has been selected with great care, as the
performance is designed for the best class
of respectable amusement patrons, and
nothing of questionable nature will be
permitted. Theatre goers have the man
agement's assurance of pure, delightful
performance thahwill be filled with sur
prises and clean fun. Mildred and Rou-
clere will be at the Opera House to NOR
row evening.
At meeting of Beverly City Board of
Education Wednesday evening, prelimi-
nary steps were taken towards bringing
mandamus proceedings against Common
Council for the refusal to grant the Board
of Education $12, 900 to build an annex to
the present school building President E.
S. Adams was authorized to bring the
matter before the Department of Public
Instruction of the State Board at meet
ing to be held in Trenton this week. and
then proceed against the local Council
The opinions of the Attorney General,
State Superintendent and County Super
intendent favor a new structure. as the
school building is sold, crowded, and is
said to be in an insanitary condition.
Councilman declare they are not showing
an obstinate spirit, but contend that the
taxpayers will protest against any incr ease
in tax, as Beverly stands the highest taxed
and assessable district in the county, and
an increase will make it unbearable.
Columbus.
DR.. A. W. Zeitler will remove from
Columbus to Forked River about Novem-
Der 9, where he has established lucrative
practice.
Rev. James Eckersley and Mrs. Eckers
of Manahawkin, were visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Kinsley,
several days last week.
Israel Kerlin, who has been confined to
his home by sickness for the past two
weeks, is able to be out again.
Richard Thomas, of Bordentown, has
presented to the M. E. church of this
place handsome granite corner stone to