The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-10-22


about ended the tomato season.
The season for shooting rabbits in TIL
state will open on November 10.
All up-to-date people wear Stetson
hats. Bayersdorfer has them in all shapes
The funeral of James Henry Cooper too
place on Sunday afternoon from his lat
residence on Filbert street.
The Baptist Sunday school, of Haines
> port, held fair and oyster supper in tn
hall at that place, on Saturday evening.
NJ J. Mahan. of frankfort. Pa, wa
in Mount Holly, last week, looking for
suitable place to reside and to raise chick
> ems.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. George Moore, on Brancl
street, Tuesday afternoon, October 30, a
o'clock.
/ Seventy four acres of land in Shamonl
township, belonging to the heirs of Saral
L. Haines, have been sold to JOSEPH
Wharton, of Philadelphia.
Those farmers who planted a small acre
age of summer watermelons and doubled
their acreage for fall, are now reaping
handsome profit by their wisdom.
| On October 90. at Chesterfield. will b.
celebrated the Goth anniversary of tn,
wedding of Joseph Pierce and wife, who's,
ages are SO and "a years, respectively.
| A property at Buddtown, that formerly
belonged to the Budd estate, has beer
sold to Sallie NJ. Worrell, through Ander
sens real estate agency, of Mount Holly.
Mrs. Mary G. Rowand, of Long Branch
widow of the late DR.. Rowand, of Cam
den, was visitor In Mount Holly on Sat.
urday. Mrs. Rowand spent her girlhood
days here.
Lithographic post cards of Mount Hol-
ly. Each card contains blending OF
eight colors. IS subjects. 2 for cts. 25
cts. dozen. L. s. Boyce, stationer, %
Garden street.
Rev. DR.. Pogson. of the Aged Baptist
Ministers Home, of New York city, oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Baptist Church
on Sunday. DR.. Pogson was entertained
by DR.. w. P. Melcher, they being warm
personal friends.
As the result Of falling from the seat of
his farm wagon while asleep, and landing
under the feet of mule Nathan Martin
dale, of Hartford, has fractured rib and
some painful bruises.
Houses are still in great demand Dur
ing the past week over dozen applica-
tions have Deen made to the various real
estate agents by people wanting to rent
homes In Mount Holly.
Do you know that Pinesalve Carbolized
acts like poultice in drawing out infiam-
nation and poisonf 1t is antiseptic. For
cuts, burns, eczema. cracked hands it gives
immediate relief. Sold by Fl. B. Allen,
druggist
After looking after his wife, who was
seriously i'll for two weeks, John D. Clev-
enger was compelled to lay by because
of the appearance of carbuncle. When
signs of blood poisoning appeared it was
lanced and treated by DR.. Melcher
John w. Archer and wife, William Fl.
BOUCHER and John Throckmorton. ST.,
left for jamestown. Va, on Sunday
morning, to attend the annual session of
the Supreme Circle, Brotherhood of
America. Before returning home they
will visit the Exposition.
Shooting birds while on the roost, which
is clear violation of the law. is said to
have caused reed birds to leave the mea-
dows along the Rancocas Creek. This is
an unusually early time for them to mi
CRATE, but this wholesale slaughter is said
to have scared them off.
Restore Lippincott. the Washington
street painter. has finished a very neat
piece of work on the house of Barclay q.
Allen, on Cherry street. The house is
white, the blinds dark green, making a
very pretty contrast. The job is one
that has attracted considerable attention
Owners of hounds have signed petitions
protesting against the action of the Pub
lie Service Corporation in refusing to per-
NIT dogs to ride on the front platform of
trolley cars. Hunters say the order prevents
them from exercising their hounds In the
country prior to the opening of the CUR
ming season.
The will of Leander w. Colby, of Cam
den, was admitted to probate last week.
The executrix named is Martha A. Colby,
the widow. The estate Is worth about
800, 900. There is bequest of g., 900 to
niece. The wife is given life interest
In the estate. After her death the estate
is to revert to her daughter.
Theodore B. Gibbs, former Sheriff of
Camden county, and a member of the As
sembly for five years. quietly celebrated
the seventieth anniversary of his birth at
his home in Clementon, on Friday. "Un.
Gle Dory" received over 1000 post cards
from friends throughout the state. He
will be reelected to the Assembly this
year.
Objections have been made to the throw
ing of water on Charles street, by tests of
fire engines when being made at the Bis
pham street bridge. The water causes
washouts about as fast as the road can be
filled in. Residents In that section have
petitioned the township committee to re-
quest that future tests be made In some
other part of the town.
At the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Manhasset Hotel Co., of Sea-
side Park, which was held at Mount Holly.
on Tuesday, the following directors were
elected: r. Herbert Crowell, Charles B.
Coles, Joseph t. Sullivan, Benjamin Dea-
con, John D. Johnson, Joseph Cross. John
P. Hutchinson. Henry ]. Sherman, Thorn
as F. Nelson, John s. Rogers, Joseph T.
Richards, Thomas w. Synott.
The unclaimed letters remaining In the
post Office for the week ending October
10, are as follows: Mrs. Kate c. Aims
worth, Chas. ALERT, Mr.. Armstrong, Mrs.
Virginia Brown, Mrs. F. Hazel Cashell,
Harrison Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dea-
con, Holmes Compton, M. A. Elder, Miss
Sadie Gibbs. Mrs. w. B. Kelsey, Mrs. Fl.
L. Kindrick, Miss Elsie Magee, Joe Nicol
son, Fred Richardson, g. Miss A. H. Saun.
ders, Mrs. John T. VonCleef.
Cries. apparently from child in distress
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