The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Buy it at Boyce's.

Buy it at Boyce's.
The Presbyterian Sunday school has re
sumed its afternoon sessions.
A fractured leg is keeping Charles Ha
ker, of Jacksonville. confined to the hous'
Mrs Mary Parker, of Mount Holly av,
nue., is suffering from her third stroke {
paralysis.
Charles M. Atkinson, Deputy Count
Clerk, has rented the property at No. 20
High street.
The Junior Mechanics, of Tabernacle
propose holding picnic at Fox Chase, O
September 10.
Farmers in this county are receivin
So 90 per basket for their best peaches
The crop Is short.
Miss Mary Vanuxem, of Mount Holly
has accepted position as teacher in tn
Camden High School.
The Farmers Inn, at Beverly, has bee
purchased by Howard T. Warrick, fol-
VI 1Oltys
Charles w. Still and Lucy Ball, colored
both residents of West Washington street,
were married last week.
The Marlton Fire Department, assisted
by the ladies of that town, gave a peacl
festival on Saturday night.
Colored Post Cards of Mount Holly. Il
new views. 2 for cents 25 cts. dozen
L. s. Boyce, Stationer. % Garden st.
The public school at Jacksonville will
reopen tomorrow. Miss Mary Parker
and Miss Mary Smyth are the teachers.
The season for shooting reed birds open.
ed yesterday. At the present time the
water In the creek is too low to suit gun.
ners.
Don't fail to see 1.-THE Ragged Hero" at
the Opera House this evening. 1t is a
great play presented by astrong company.
Popular prices.
The gasoline launch recently purchased
by Joseph Wolfrom Is fine addition to
the number of similar boats plying on the
Rancocas creek.
Harry Leary, who recently left Mount
Holly. has returned to his home, 1t having
been learned that he was falsely accused
by young girl.
Miss Florence M. Uncle, of Smithville.
who has been critically Ill for some time,
has found relief after submitting to q sur
gical operation.
Mrs. George T. King is suffering from
injuries, caused by being knocked down
by a motor cycle ridden on the sidewalk.
This is about the limit.
The foundation has been laid for G, 900
gallon water tank which is to be erected
on 80 foot steel tower on the Chambers
farm on the Jobstown turnpike.
A delegation from Washington Council.
No. 10, o. q. A. M, of Mount Holly, will
attend the annual meeting of the State
Council to be held at Millville tomorrow.
Rosenfeld Bros, Mill street, have re-
ceived three carloads of stoves, including
all kinds. They will be sold at a sacrifice
as the firm has no place In which to store
them.
Professor. w. COLON Cook will be at
the High School building, Brainard street,
on Thursday, September s, to receive ap-
plications from non resident pupils aud to
assign them to proper departments.
Do you know that Pinesalve Carbolized
acts like poultice In drawing out inflam-
nation and poison2 1t is antiseptic. For
cuts, burns, eczema. cracked hands it gives
immediate relief. Sold by H. B. Allen,
druggist.
II. M. Willitts, of Retreat, has been en-
joying fresh strawberries during the past
few days, which he gathered from Sec
ond crop. Excellent samples of the fruit
were brought to Mount Holly by F. Carl
ton Dalton.
Members of Independence Circle, of
Frankford, Pa, were entertained by Me-
chanics Circle, of Smithville, on Saturday.
There was game of base ball In the after
noon. and supper at the boarding house
in the evening.
The next visit Stiles & Co., the eye
specialists, will make to Mount Holly, will
be on Wednesday, September II. If you
have headaches, neuralgia, or eye trouble
call at Masonic Temple on that day and
get free examination of your eyes.
Children holding tickets for the annual
picnic given them at Burlington Island
Park, on Friday. by Capt. William E.
Doron, of Bristol, Pa, were given free
transportation to Burlington over the
line of the Burlington County Railway
Company
Postmaster Ross, of Vincentown, has
been having trouble from proud flesh in
wound sustained several weeks ago.
While handling a revolver, and not know
ing there was another cartridge In it, he
pulled the trigger, and bullet was sent
into one of his fingers.
The Burlington county circles. Brother
hood of America, will hold their semi
annual convention at Smithville, on Thurs.
day, September IL. The selection of this
date is postponement from September 8,
because of the Brotherhood events that
took place at Smithville on Saturday.
''The Funny Mr.. Dooley," which is the
attraction at the Opera House, Mount
Holly. on Wednesday, Sept. II, is roll
licking rip roaring farce-comedy, full of
sharply drawn and broadly defined charac-
terization and replete with repartee. The
popularity of this famous fabric of fun
and movement is universal.
Early Saturday morning thieves enter
ed the freight station of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, at Beverly, by prying open
window. The thieves being unable to
obtain anything of value in the office,
destroyed furniture and broke all the win
dows. They then broke into freight car
on a nearby siding and secured several
bottles of whiskey.
Thomas B. Denness is the latest sufferer
In an attempt to get his carriage wheel
out of the trolley track In coming from
the base ball ground on Saturday one of
Iae carriage wheels was smashed, letting
the rear end of the carriage to the ground.
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