The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-10-23

Post Card Albums. Buy it at Boyce's.
Velox Post Cards of your home on shor
{ notice L. S.Boyce, stationer.
Souvenir postal cards. Mount Holl.
street scenes. Boyce's of course.
Charles E. Hendrickson, Jr. is one o
the Democratic nominees for Assembly il
Hudson county.
Curtis Davis, proprietor of the Indial
Chief Hotel, at Medford, has been laid VI
for several weeks by illness.
A German woman, with a boy year
old, wishes a position as housekeeper oil
a farm. Apply to 151 Risdon st.
Charles II. Pitman, of Hanover, ha
completed the shipment of one Thousand
cords of pine wood to the Midvale Stee
Works in Philadelphia.
Donation day at the home for AGED
Women, Burlington, will be next Thurs
day, the 25th tits hoped to have liberia
response from Burlington County people.
George Rendell has had the iron fence
in front of his residence and the side
hedge removed, which is in line with i'm
provements made to other properties or
the north side of Union street.
A Harvest Home service will be held in
the NJ E. church next Sunday morning.
In the evening Rev George M. Hughes
will preach on 1.-The Young Man and the
American Citizen"
Cards are out for the wedding of Susan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Evans, of Marion, to Harvey ]. Sharpless,
of Moorestown, at Friends meeting house,
at Cropwell, on Thursday, November 1, at
noon.
Solomon Mason, while working on a
barn near Evesboro, few days since, met
with an accident and escaped with only a
bruises. He fell long distance to the
ground, breaking nearly every rung in a
ladder.
Miss Laura Burtis daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Burtis, returned to her home
at Bordentown, on Wednesday, after an
absence of two months visiting relatives
in Chicago, ILL.,, and also stopping at other
points of interest.
Detective Parker brought John HI.
Stovey, of Philadelphia, to Mount Holly
on Saturday, on requisition. The prison
er is charged with embezzlement by John
Wanamaker, for whom he drove a wagon
at Burlington. Stovey lives in Trenton.
Charles II. Horton, who recently resign
o6 QnnQrinfQnHpnf of ha Tnfa
Telephone Company left Mount Holly,
on Tuesday might, for Elizabeth City.
North Carolina, where he has accepted
position as superintendent of an independ-
ent telephone company.
1t is said on excellent authority that
the experimental concrete railroad ties,
placed on portion of the road bed of the
Pemberton and Hightstown Railroad sew
eral months ago, have proved a failure.
Some of the ties cracked in the middle,
and others crushed under weight of the
cars. They failed to stand the test.
Detective Hogan, the only colored man
on Capt. Donaghy's staff, came up from
Philadelphia, on Friday, with requisition
papers, and taking Jacob Shane, River
side hotel man, from the Mount Holly
jail, escorted him to the city, where Shane
is charged with two serious crimes in con-
nection with his elopement with Marga-
ret Davitt, aged Is years.
1t is quite probable, from discovery
made yesterday, that all the voting ma
chimes in this county will be nothing more
than so many high priced ornaments at
the November election. There are eight
tickets in the field, and as the capacity of
the machines is limited to seven tickets
it is difficult to see how they can be used
The trouble is one for the Voting Machine
Commission to settle. The matter has been
referred to the Secretary of State and At
torney General.
Because an inspector of the State Sew
erage Commission discovered that the
sewerage from Mount Holly was being
emptied into the RanCocas creek, the au-
thorities were cited to appear at Trenton,
Yesterday, to show cause why the pollu-
ton of that stream should not cease. No
had been made and it was not
shown that any interest had been affe cted
thereby. The situation as it exists in
Mount Holly was fully explained to the
Commission by Richard B. Eckman. No
action was taken.
Friday afternoon a warrant was issued
for the arrest of Mrs. Harry R. Beldin,
of Burlington, who was charged by
Louisa Jones, colored, with assault
and battery. Louisa was formerly
employed at the Beldin House, but
but had severed her connection. Accord
ing to her evidence, she went to the Beldin
House to get some oysters and as she came
out she was deluged with water from
second story window, which she accused
Mrs. Beldin of throwing. The case
C anne before Justice Smith, when the de-
PENDANT, by advice of counsel, waived a
hearing, and was held under bail for APP
pearance at court.
A pretty Hungarian autumnal wedding
took place at 7.30 O'Clock Saturday even
ing, in the Zion Lutheran Church, at
Riverside, when Miss Rosie Vagie became
the bride of Mr.. Steve Sur, both of New
N. j. Rev. Walter Veit, pastor
of the church, performed the ceremony.
Miss Lizzie Bannas, of New Brunswick,
friend of Miss Vagie, served as bridesmaid,
and John Dedrict, of this place, was best
man. The bride was gowned in gray silk
and wore a white silk veil. Following the
supper was served at the home
of the brides brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Knott, at 115 Bridgeboro street,
where the happy pair will take up their
residence.