The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-05-14
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IS Fine pansies at Rosbach's Pemberton.
Edgar A. Alcott has a new daughter
q which arrived on Thursday.
Rooms to rent, furnished or unfinished
f Apply to 90 Mill street. Mount Holly.
People visiting the county jail, on Sun
! day, found that institution scrupulously
clean.
Mrs. Anna B. Pumyea and daughter
have gone to Minnewaska, N. Y, for the
summer.
Samuel A. Borden has purchased from
, Mrs. Smith tho lot adjoining the residence
, Of the latter on Broad street.
Notwithstanding the frosty atmosphere,
another successful dance was given at
Rancocas Park, Saturday night.
Sterling Fort, living near Pemberton,
has thirty two young snappers, the result
of placing turtle eggs under setting hen.
Harvey A. Worrell and Miss Gertrude NJ
Colkitt were married, on Saturday even
ing. at the Baptist parsonage, by Rev. r.
II. Baker.
Machinery for the manufacture of up
holstery goods is being installed in the
hammock factory building, West Wash
ington street.
Josiah p Engle is walking with the aid
of crutches. He was thrown from his
wagon during a runaway, and had one of
his legs wrenched.
i Mrs Hsrschel Lott and her son, Her
schell, are confined at the home of the
formers mother, Mrs. David Sooy, on Mill
street, with pink eye.
Joseph A. Eppenstein. of Jobstown,
and Laura Powell. of Mount Holly, were
married at the latter place. ON May 4, by
Rev. George NJ. Hughes.
The property on Garden street, recently
vacated by Walter w. Sherman, is to be
converted into an apartment house by the
owner. Robert s. Gaskill.
Mrs. Byron Grigg has purchased from
Miss Minnie Lynn the house formerly &C.
cupied by Thomas H. Lynn, on Broad
street. The price was $4,000.
Professor Frank Parsons. who has been
confined in Boston hospital for twelve
weeks, is convalescing and hopes to be
able to come to Mount Holly In a short
time.
Mrs Chsrles Taylor, of Camden, is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. James Berry, on
Water street. On Friday Mrs. Taylor's
two-years- old baby fell from = step and
broke its arm.
Harold B. Allen received information,
on Thursday, that he had passed the re-
cent examination before the State Board
of Pharmacy for a certificate as a register
ed pharmacist.
At the annual meeting of the Camden
and Burlington Comfy Railroad Com
pany on Saturday, John P. Hutchinson
was elected director to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Theodore B. Gas-
kill.
Charles M. Atkinson, of the force in the |
County Clerks office, has rented one o.
houses of E. H. Burtis, on Washington |
street, to which he will soon remove |
County Clerk Sooy will board with Mr. |
Atkinson.
William ]. Morgan has gone to Somers'
Point to reside, having accepted the pas. |
torate of the Baptist Church at that place |
His charge will also include the church at
Seaview. His Mount Holly friends wish |
him success.
Don't miss the great moving picture
and musical entertainment in the Opera
House. next Saturday evening, when R.
Thomas Miller, Mount Holly's prime
favorite, will return with an entirely new
program. Prices, % and 10 cents.
On their recent trip to Washington
members of Co. E were treated to some
cigars by their friends. The soldiers de-
sire to return thanks to the South Jersey |
Tobacco Co., Arcade hotel, James Berry,
Walter T. Stewart and T. Harry Bow
ker for theirIthoughtfulnes in this matter.
A most pleasant event on the evening of
Thursday, May 90, will be the euchre and
dance to be given in the Masonic Temple
by Mrs. ]. Harry Halt, who has joined
heartily in the movement to secure
chslice for Rev. Father Hart, pastor of |
the Sacred Heart Church. who has been |
placed in competition with Rev. Father
Goth, Of Riverside. The music on this |
occasion will be furnished by McAdams'
orchestra, of Burlington.
Next Saturday will be opening day on
the base ball grounds ON High street. |
The Mount Holly team will have some old
favorites on it. The lineup will be as fol-
lows Randall. pitcher; Whitaker, catch
er; Dobbins, first base; Jarvis, second base;
Fox, third base; Logan, shortstop; Smith,
left field; Gillian, centre field; Loveland,
right field. The game will begin at $3.50,
and the visiting team will be the Taylor,
of Camden, an organization of much
strength.
Bishop McFaul visited the Church of the
Sacret Heart on Sunday evening and ad
ministered the rite of confirmation to a
class Of 43. The Bishop gave a very in
teresting discourse, his subject being a
description of his last visit to Rome.
Bishop McFaul was assisted in the servi-
ces of the evening by Rev. DR.. Griffin, his
private secretary; Rev. John W. Murphy,
of Moorestown; Rev. James Hendrick, of
Riverton; and Rev. P. ]. Hart of the
Sacred Heart. The music, which was
very fine, was in charge of Prof ]. L. P.
Eckman. The church was crowded to its
utmost capacity.
As token of love and esteem for Rev.
Charles Bowden, the children of the Ma
sonic Home at Burlington on Thursday
presented that gentleman with hand
some silver individual communion set. in
four pieces. The set is beautifully incased
in box bound with morocco and lined
with red plush. His name in gold letters
is on the lid. One of the silver pieces
bears the inscription Presented to Rev.
Charles Bowden, by children of the Ma
sonic Home. Burlington, N. j." Mr.. Bow
den is Grand Chaplain of the home and
has been past master in the lodge for
over twenty-five years. The presentation
was made at the regular monthly meeting
of the committee of the Grand Lodge
Mount Holly's favorite, R. Thomas Mil
| Ter, will return with the Elite Amusement
Company to the Opera House next Satur-
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