The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-11-19

Last week Lloyd Wright. of Medfor'
killed jack rabbit that weighed III Id
: dressed.
Bayersdorfer has just received anotht
invoice of Stetson hats. All sizes an
shapes In stock again.
~ The business of the Union News Con
|. pany at the railroad station is now bein
k conducted by Mrs. Frank Mullen.
+ George E. Moore, of Mount Holly, hs
associated himself with the iewelry fir
l. of 8. Kind & Sons, of Philadelphia.
II A real estate transaction at jackson
Vile consisted in the transfer of proper
J. ty by Winfield s. Hays to Charles Maso
d for $500.
A. E. Gsskill and Harvey Burtis spen
g four days cunning with friends at Tom
!. River. last week. They got % quail ant
two rabbits.
Benjamin Grovatt has sold to Hudson
q B. Haines. on private terms, the 70 acr'
farm. near Rancocas, known as the Abe
4 Haines farm.
al Company e was inspected last night BY
Capt. Shivers, of Woodbury., who com
: plimented Capt. Slaughter and his mel
/ for their proficiency.
: Benjamin Sutphin was taken to tn,
Samaritan Hospital, Philadelphia, yester
: day, where he will be operated on for the
/ removal of cataracts
i Mrs Mary Rossell, who was rugged UP
in true style, was awarded first prize al
the farmers picnic given last week by the
Shepherds of Bethlehem.
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will erect new
, freight station on property now &C.
cupied by Horace Cronk as coal yard.
i Mrs. Holwick, of Riverside, picked a
lpimple on her chin recently, and is now
giving her physician some anxiety as to
the outcome. as blood poison is threaten
ed.
Souvenir Post Cards. Local views,
for cts. Lithographic views. the finest
Mount Holly Post Cards sold, 2 for 5cts
25 cts. doz. L. s. Boyce, Stationer. %
Garden Street.
Because they were too slow getting of
the track. number of turkeys and
guineas, belonging to Charles Heisler, of
Marlton, were killed by the cars Wednes-
day morning.
AS the result of carbuncle on the back
of his neck, which made its appearance
just previous to the Mount Holly Fair,
Edward r. Smith, of Pine street, died on
Sunday morning. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon.
1t Is well known fact that persons liy-
ng in the Pine forests do not suffer from
kidney diseases. One dose of Pineules at
night usually relieves backache 80 days
treatment. 500. Your money refunded
If not satisfied. Sold by II. B. Allen,
Mount Holly, F. g. billiard Vincentown.+
The remains Of Mrs. Joseph Day, who
died at Bridgeton. on Thursday night,
were brought to Mount Holly on Friday.
The deceased had intended to care for her
daughter during the winter. Against the
protest of her husband she went down
stairs to get him some medicine and was
seized with a hemorrhage of the nose.
She died In less than half an hour.
The following, which appeared In the
Moorestown Chronicle, last week, has not
in the least impaired the veracity of Edi-
tor Lowell: Charles Williams. while out
cunning, on Monday, near Medford. was
kicked in the stomach by rabbit while
crossing stream on log. He fell in the
water and lost his gun. Although twice
dived for, the gun could not be recovered. .
A party of nine had the best sport of
any near Wrightstown, last Monday. The
crowd consisted of DIR. Thompson and
three young men, 'FRONT.' Cassville; young
man from Burlington; Milton Thompson
and Raymond Thompson, of Wrights-
town; Thomas Quigley and John Barry,
of Mount Holly They were cunning on
the Thompson farm. The score included
So rabbits, Q hares, 2 grey squirrels, 8
pheasants and woodcock.
A very pretty green and white" we'd
ding was held at the home OF Mrs. E. T.
Zelley, at Palmyra, on Thursday evening,
when her daughter, Miss May Alfredo,
was married to Blanchard P. Kimble, of
Burlington. The bride was accompanied
by her sister. Miss Anna Zelley. The
groom was attended by Herbert L. Kim
BILE, his brother. The pages were Ralph
Francis Shinn and Morris Lippincott, Jr.,
Jobstown, nephews of the groom. The
happy couple went to Washington, D. @.
Although he lost leg as the result of
catching his foot in switch, by rare
presence of mind William Thompson, of
Roebling. saved his life Friday morning.
Thompson is an employee of the John A.
Roebling Sons Company. While passing
through the yard he slipped and his foot
caught In a frog on the track and he was
unable to extricate it. A yard engine
passed by stripping the flesh to the bone.
Thompson, seeing the engine approach
ing. and knowing that it could not be
stopped in time, threw himself backwards,
breaking his ankle.
| Because of burglar scare" at the
corner of Pine street and the South Penn
berton road. Tuesday night. ANDY"
Powers and a woman were arrested and
committed to jail. Constable Throck-
morton was summoned by phone, and he
found John Disbrow searching the neigh
borhood with shot gun. "Chip" Mar
shall got in the game and gave Powers a
trimming before the latter was taken to
Ijail. Policemen Branson and Severns re-
sponded to the call for assistance. 1t was
thought that robbers were trying to effect
an entrance into the Barbee residence,
but the arrests made by the officers fully
explained the situation.
i Although the County Board of Cam
} vassers, by their official count. declared
that George z. Hartman. Democrat. was
elected Mayor of Bordentown. the tally
sheets show that Isaac d. Gabel, Independ-
ent, was re elected to that position, which
he has held for several years. In making
J up the returns on election night the sec
ond ward gave Hartman 1856, when the
J figures should have been 1866. By this
: error Gabel receives a majority of 6, and