The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-08-06
Look at Halt's advertisement.


Holly. IS new views. Buy it at Boyce's
Harry Murphy had his right thumb in
jured, on Thursday, by cake of ice fall
ing on it.
Thomas c. Shinn is at Seaside Park,
where he is employed in the electric light
works.
! Frank Murphy, Riverside base ball
player, is taking a vacation because of a
broken arm.
Fred Parker, of the Arcade hotel. went
cunning, on Thursday. and killed fine
lot of plover.
You have never tasted anything nicer
than Pineapple Flip as prepared at Aliens
soda fountain.
The subject of Rev. r. H. Bakers dis
course next Sunday evening will be Jesus
and the Sabbath"
The annual picniS<ef the Masonville
Sunday school will be held at Rancocas
Park, on Friday.
| Miss Mildred Hatcher has been reap
pointed teacher of the Birmingham school
for another year.
| From 1O6 acres Thomas Harrison, of
Chesterfield, expects to gather $1,000
bushels of potatoes.
Christian j. Krayer and Samuel A. Dob
bins, Jr., are in the field as candidates for
township committeeman.
The Sunday schools at Buddtown and
Retreat will hold their annual picnic at
Rancocas Park, on Thursday.
Mrs. Elwood Deviney, who was operat-
ed on at the Burlington County Hospital,
on Wednesday. is getting along nicely.
There will be Pentecostal services in the
NJ. E. Church Thursday evening, at which
Rev. George W. Ridout, of Trenton, will
preach.
Jerry Deacon, of Garden street, has
purchased the milk route from Chester
Pratt which the latter recently acquired
from Isaiah Dubell.
John Forbes caused little excitement,
last night, by appearing on High street
riding an old fashioned Star bicycle. 1t
caught the boys all right.
Barton Bros, of Evesboro, expect to
gather twelve thousand baskets of peaches
from their orchards this year if weather
conditions continue good.
Colored post cards of Mount Holly. IS
new views. Just what you have been
waiting for. 2 for &c, 25c dozen. L.
S. Boyce, stationer, 25 Garden street. =.
The Young Women's Christian Temper
ance Union meeting will be he held on
Tuesday evening. August 9th, at the resi-
dence of Miss Marion Keller, AZ Mill street
at 745 p M.
A pocketbook containing $15 was lost
on Friday afternoon between the post Office
and the railroad crossing on Washington
street. A reward of So will be paid for
it's return to this Office.
Elsie, the year-old daughter of Joseph
Grover, of Pemberton, while climbing on
a loaded hay shelving, on Saturday, got
fastened in one of the wheels as the team
started and came near being killed.
Professor W. COLON Cook will be at
the High School building, Brainard street,
on Thursday, September 5, to receive ap-
plications of nonresident pupils and to
assign them to the proper departments.
Thomas Logwood, of Bedford City, Va,
has been released from the county jail I'M
der 800 bail. He is one of the five men
who were detained as witnesses in the
shooting of Thomas ]. Barrett, of Roeb
ling.
After she had boarded the cars, on Fri
day, on her way to Brielle, Miss Bertha
Keller found that she had lost her pocket
book and money while walking from her
home, on Union street, to the railroad sta
ton.
Squire Petit, of Moorestown, has
placed Thomas j. Hanna, living near
Evesboro, under bonds to keep the peace
toward his wife, who testified that her
husband pulled her out of the house by
her hair.
On Thursday while at the residence of
her grandparents, Prof. and Mrs. Law
renee Elberson, corner of Union and But
tonwood streets, Elizabeth Garbarino,
aged years, fell from fence and frac
tured her left wrist.
A number of tags calling for prizes that
were attached to balloons sent up at the
Brotherhood picnic have been turned Ia
and prizes given by ]. Harry Halt. Walter
T. Stewart, George Coleman, W. w.
Wetherill and Ellis FL. Parker.
Arthur Fielding. of Camden, is visiting
his grandfather Restore Lippincott, Ar
thur, who is but 10 years of age, is fine
performer on the piano. He also has a
taste for work and has been helping his
grandfather paint his house.
Frank Willitts, aged 20 years, formerly
of Chairville, died at the Burlington
County Insane Asylum, on Wednesday
morning. Having no family the deceased
lived alone. Several weeks ago he was
found stricken with paralysis.
The next visit Stiles & Co., the eye
specialists, will make to Mount Holly,
will be on Wednesday, August IA. If you
have headaches, neuralgia, or eye trouble
call at Masonic Temple on that day and
get free examination of your eyes.
Early on Friday morning a burglar
broke into the residence of William E..
GaskilI, at Pemberton, and secured about
$50 in cash from two pocketbooks. Other
articles of value were taken, after the
place had been pretty well searched.
There is no clue to the thief. who left the
doors wide open when he departed.
Constable Thompson. of Pemberton, has
arrested Charles Cameron. of Browns
Mills, and George Parker, of Woodman-
sic, both men admitting that they had
broken into and robbed the freight sta
ton at the former place and New Lisbon
They took some hams and butter. twenty
FIVE pounds of the latter being found il
the cellar of man employed on Bull
locks cranberry bog, near Woodmansie
although he told the constable he did no
> know anything about it.
II At the picnic of the Brotherhood of tn
Union last week a balloon was sent VI
with tag attached promising year
4 subscription of THE News to the finder
n Yesterday we received this letter: 9TH
balloon came down In the wilds of Bul