The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-05-28

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8 Fine pansies at Rosbach's, Pemberton
The finder of gold cuff-link is reques
ed to return it to THE News Office. =
sThe Youth in the Home is the su
ject for Rev. G. NJ. Hughes sermon
the M. E. church next Sunday evening.
Mark Lippincott. of Marlton, and Eth
Mendenhall Gloss, of Concordville, Pa
are to be married at the latter place, c
, June 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah w. Prickitt. Twin
near Medford, will celebrate the tenth al
niversary of their marriage ON Saturds
evening, June IS.
Augustus B. Grobler, of Pembertol
was taken to the University Hospital,
Philadelphia, Sunday evening. where b
was operated on for rupture.
At the meeting of the w. c. T. U
which will be held at Mrs Isaiah Reeves
Garden and Cherry streets, next Tuesda
afternoon at 3 o'clock, flower mission da
will be observed.
Rev. c. h. Barnes, of Riverside, wi
conduct a weeks rally in the N. E. church
Mount Holly, commencing next Monda
evening, June g. Services are under tn
auspices of the Brotherhood of st. Paul.
Rosenfeld Brothers, ON Mill street, hav
some special bargains in go-carts, porcl
furnishings, ETC., which are now in de
mand. Large purchases enables this firm
to give customers liberal discount.
George ii. Kirby and Miss Alva Re
becca Coate, of Medford. were married a
Camden, ON May 81, by Rev. Joseph Gar
rison, of Cedarville. The ceremony wa
performed at the residence of Noble r
johnson.
If you want mattings, rocking chairs,
water coolers, wire screens, or any season
able goods of this description. call at the
store of Resented Brothers, Mill street.
where you will be satisfied with the goods
and prices.
At the Fair Grounds, on Thursday
there will be sports to suit all. Those
who like horse racing will be privileged
to see some fine exhibitions, and those
who prefer base ball will be given good
contest between two crack clubs.
Next Sunday there will be an English
Communion service in st. Paul's Luther
an church, Hainesport, at 1890 A M.
On that day the Sunday school will begin
its session at 9.15 A. M. to continue
throughout the summer months.
The euchre party given in Masonic
Temple, Thursday evening. by Mrs. j.
Harry Halt, was fine affair and was en-
joyed by all who attended. There were
Sc tables and 70 prizes Two hundred
and sixty tickets were taken at the door.
The store of George Heaviland, corner
of Washington and King streets, is to be
used as bakery by r. M. Haas. In the
same building there will be a restaurant
which will be Ia charge of Albert Il. Peak,
who has closed his store In Lumberton.
At the opera house, on Thursday even
ing, there will be an exhibition of NOV
ing pictures that will please all. They
are known as Hadley's and have fine
reputation. The exhibit is under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. church.
Hamilton Thompson, "a years old, fell
backward from the porch at his home at
Saturday night, dying a
few hours later. He was son of the late
George w. Thompson, former mayor of
and a member of the New
Jersey Assembly.
In an advertisement In another column Of
The News can be found each week the at
fractions which are billed for Rancocas
Park. Manager Parker has had force o.
men employed during the past week, get
ting everything in readiness for the formal
opening on Memorial day.
Under the direction of Professor Austen
L. Apgar and Samuel G. Moon, 200 mem
bers of the Delaware Valley Naturalists'
Union, the Bucks County Natural Science
and the Moorestown Natural
History society Saturday visited the Moon
nursery at Morrisville and examined the
fine specimens of plant life it contains.
The Board of Education, ON Friday
evening, reelected its present corps of
teachers, with the exception of Misses
Bluste and Vanuxem, who declined re cleo
ton. Miss Margaret Ross. who was with
the Medford High School, last year. and
Miss Nellie Eldridge, of the Masonville
school, were selected to fill the vacancies.
Domestic infelicity caused a rumpus in
In home ON Shreve street, last week.
during which the wife chased her hus-
band around the yard and struck him In
the face with club. The grievance
which caused the outbreak, it is alleged,
is equally divided between husband and
wife, woman and a man figuring on
the outside as principals.
Shreve Jones, age 10 years old. of Bor-
dentown, went to Trenton on Saturday
and exhibited revolver In number of
saloons. Some one told an officer of the af-
fair and gave him description of the Bor-
dentown man. The officer found Jones and
placed him under arrest for carrying con-
cealed weapons. Jones said he was employ
ed at Kinkora, and carried the weapon for
protection.
Joseph G. Bower opened the strawberry
season last week. On Friday he went to
Masonville and picked quart Of straw
berries, probably the first harvested in this
county. 1t has been long while since he
did any work of that sort but he says he
thinks he could make full hand at it.
At the same time ne engaged the entire
picking for the next day and on Saturday
served ice cream favored with Burlington
County strawberries.
William H. Cole, formerly of Camden,
and Horace s. Trego, his nephew, were
arraigned in Philadelphia, last week, on
q charge of using the mails for fraudulent
purposes. The defendants were subse-
quently held in $500 bail for further
hearing on May 30. Cole has had some
thing of career. 1t is alleged he was
formerly head of bucket shops which
have figured in various schemes. Later
he was arrested on the charge of embez
element while he was running the Biz
mingham Inn.
Detective Parker received word, yester
day, to be on the lookout for Miss MAUD
Larkins, age II years, living at 2119 Mich
olas street, Philadelphia, who has beer
rninainn from hnme since last Friday thu