The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-10-15

i There's no better hat made than the
Stetson Bayersdorfer has the agency.
Rev. George M. Hughes subject fol
next Sunday night, in the NJ. E. church, is
"a Royal Fool"
Spalding's fall and winter sporting
goods at the lowest retail prices. L. s.
Boyce, 25 Garden street.
November 9th will be donation day al
the Burlington County Hospital Money,
provisions, groceries, ETC., will be accept
able.
Come tonight to Dreamland. moving
pictures. All receipts of the evening will
be donated to the Burlington County
Hospital
After operating a milk wagon in Mount
Holly for over forty years, Joseph Dubell
has sold,his business to man name Brown,
living at Vincentown.
Detective Parker is trying to find out
who it was who broke into the boat house
of Fenton Middleton, at Hainesport. and
stole goods to the value of $500.
| Wait for the vaudeville and moving
picture show at the Opera House on Sat-
day night. All new artists and new
pictures. Another first class entertain
ment at popular prices. 10 and 25 cents.
Having failed to agree in the case OF
George r. Reed. after celebrating twens
ty-one hours, the jury returned at one
O'Clock, on Wednesday afternoon, and
Judge Horner discharged them. Reed is
the man who shot Thomas ]. Barrett
John Weaver, who shot James Grubby
in the American House barroom, at New
Egypt, last summer, pleaded guilty to an
Indictment for assault and battery with
intend to kill, in the Ocean county court,
last week, and Judge Berry sentenced
him to two years in state prison.
Two children in the Clark family, who
live on the Steubenrauch farm, between
Mount Holly and Hainesport, had battle
for life. last week. They we're very i'll
with pneumonia when DR.. Parry was
called in, but under his care both are i'm
proving. In each case anti-toxin was
used.
Not having been out of Moorestown for
a quarter of century, Mrs. Sarah Ann
Jones. one of the oldest residents, was
taken to Philadelphia, on Wednesday, by
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Wilkins, to see
the sights of the city. She was amazed
at the wonderful changes that have taken
place during that time.
Alexander Wilkins, of Moorestown, a
prominent milkman, is suffering from in
juries received by being run over by an
automobile while attempting to board
trolley car in Camden. He received bad
cash over his right eye, and is suffering
from probable internal Injuries caused by
the machine passing over his body.
An OK roast was given on West Wash
ington street, Thursday. for the benefit of
Mt. Moriah A. M. E. church. The Roam
cornet band, of Camden, furnished some
popular airs during the festivities. The
made a short street parade, and
the youth of some of the musicians
was freely commented on. The entertain
ment was highly successful affair.
Several young men, Friday night. made
an attempt to hold up car of the Camden
and Trenton Railway. near Cambridge
Station. Just as the car passed this point
three men jumped up and fred point
blank at Robert Shelley. the motorman.
The bullet passed through the window
and struck the controller handle in the
motorman's grasp, some of the lead strik-
ing his arm and scorching his flesh. De-
tective Parker has been put on the case.