The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-30
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Mount Holly in Nutshell. Buy it a
Boyce's.
Porch chairs, mattings, brussels rugs an,
ingram carpets specially, at Rosenfeld'
on Mill street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Metho
dist Church will have cake sale in tn
church next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Evans, of Cherry street, ha
purchased the lot on the corner Of Cherr,
and Pearl streets, from Mrs. Lizzie Rice, O
Pearl street.
Chester r. Foulke, of New Egypt, ha
secured position with the Armstrong
Cork Company of Camden. Mr.. Foulkt
is graduate of the Mount Holly Higl
School,
Beginning next week DR.. George w
Venderveer, of Mount Holly. will be al
Medford on Tuesday and Saturday after
moons for the benefit of his former patients
at that place.
William Rendell has purchased ths
stock of the Mount Holly Shoe Company
not already owned by himself. He has
also taken the contract formerly held by
his father at the state prison.
The dance given in the Arcade Hall
Friday night, by Court Mckinley, No. 4,
order of the Golden Scepter, netted $42,
which amount will be donated to the Bur.
lington County Hospital at meeting OF
the directors to be held next week.
Burglars visited Marlton last Wednes-
day. The door of the railroad station was
forced open and dynamite was applied to
the safe, which was completely wrecked.
The robbers got $40. At the post Office
the safe was blown open and $125 in cash
and stamps were stolen.
Ellis H. Parker, manager, announces
that the opening dance at Rancocas Park
will be held on Saturday evening, May A..
These events will continue every Satur-
day night during the season, which will
be formally opened on May 30. Several
applications for June picnics have been
received by Mr.. Parker from places he
has not heard from before This is an in
dication that the reputation of the park is
spreading
Grove the Great" who appears with
this company in the Opera House on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday will give
a wonderful free exhibition of hypnotism
in Krupnick's store window ON Main street
between ten and eleven o'clock on Friday
morning. The subject will if possible be
taken from among the townspeople and
committee of citizens will be invited to
witness every part of the performance to
guard against fraud or collision between
the hypnotist and his subject.
Lieutenant John Ashton Gorgas, late of
the United States Navy, died at his home
at Palmyra, yesterday morning. In May,
1898, he enlisted as one of the first volun
teers to serve in the Spanish American
war, and few months later he was pro-
NOTED to first lieutenant. He was engaged
In several active encounters and was
among those appointed to go over the
wreck of the Maine. A medal was award
ed to him in recognition of his services on
board the U. s. s. Resolute at the battle
Of Santiago and the engagement at Man
zanillo, Cuba.
Thieves broke into the drug store and
residence of former Mayor E. s. Adams of
Beverly, early Tuesday morning, and had
everything their own way. First they
tapped the cash register, from which they
five dollars, which the clerks
eft after removing the remainder of the
lays receipts. Then they went to the
cigar case and helped themselves to the
choicest brands. The next move was to
The dining room in the rear of the store.
Here the thieves spread bountiful repast,
made up of the best DR.. Adams larder
Gould afford. Then they enjoyed the
stolen cigars, while the family slept
overhead. The thieves left a
tote on the dining room table. saying
We've had very pleasant time"
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