The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-06-11

Show, decorative and cactus dahlia
twenty-five finest varieties at Rosbach'
Pemberton.
The Sunday school of the Methods
Church will hold Children's Day exc
cises next Sunday.
! T. Lacey Atkins, administrator, will Sc
property on Mill street, Thursday aftel
noon, June q, at o'clock.
The members of Company E passed
very creditable inspection at their armory
on High street. last night.
You want theml Eighteen new colore
views of Mount Holly can now be secure
at Boyce's Stationery store.
Although farmers are pretty well dis
couraged over the weather conditions
they are too busy to growl much
George w. Bowker and Jesse Well
went fishing at Kirby's Mills, on Wednes
day. They caught six pike that weighe,
Is pounds.
Asparagus that farmers have been abb,
to take to the canning houses in Noun
Holly, this season, has Melted them owe
800 per ton.
The continued cold weather has no
been sufficiently attractive to populariz'
the children's play grounds In the rear Of
the Court House.
A tract of swamp land, near Bridgeport,
belonging to A. Elwell Gaskill, of Mount
Holly, has been sold to Samuel Ireland,
of Pleasantville.
George F. Harbert, steward of the aims
house, has purchased the former residence
of the late William w. Curtis, on High
street. Mount Holly.
Miss Alma Gordon, buried at Maine.
two weeks ago, was sister of Mrs. Henry
j. Sherman. of Mount Holly, who was
present at the funeral.
The members of the America Hose
Company have placed tickets on sale for
a grand drawing for eleven valuable prizes,
to take place on July 81.
1.-The Citizenship of Heaven" is the
subject of the sermon to be delivered next
Sunday morning by Rev. George M.
Hughes. in the Methodist church.
Colored post cards of Mount Holly. 10
lew views. Just what you have been
waiting for. 2 for &c, 25c dozen. L. s.
3oyce, stationer, 25 Garden street
Howard s. Beebe, of Chairville, who
vas held with three others in connection
With the killing of his uncle, David Bee
'e, has been released from Jail under $500
'ail.
While digging sand, at Hainesport, on
tuesday, Barzillai Gibersol. who is en-
Logged by j. w. Paxson 81 Co.. dug up a
keleton, which is supposed to be that of
u Indian.
Mount Holly graduates last week were:
awrence Bullock, minister, Pennington
eminary; Frank Wright, veterinarian.
University of Pennsylvania; James B.
owker and Norman Lynn. draughtsmen,
rexel Institute.
Until the end of the season there will be
lncing at Rancocas Park on Thursday
i'd Saturday evenings, rain or shine. The
lclosed dancing pavilion affords protec-
on In bad weather.
A busy little beehive can be found
'ery Saturday afternoon in the Kiner
hiding on Water street, where several
tie girls who live in the vicinity of the
Hiding are giving sewing lessons.
When Mahlon Grover, a farm hand,
orking near Smithville, was arrested in
cunt Holly. Saturday night, for being
unk, revolver was taken from him at
e Jail. He win not get the weapon back
ain.
Miss Bessie Gaskill Allen, granddaugh-
: of the late Benjamin @. Gaskill, of
cunt Holly. is Historian of the gradual
g class of the Oceanic High School, this
ar. Miss Bessie and another young
iy of the class tied for second place.
exercises, with special pro-
ammes and baptism, marked the Chill
ems Day services held in many of the
urches in this county, on Sunday. The
rious pastors made addresses to the
tie ones There were pretty floral deco
tious.
Richard S. Egbert and John Roland,
e two young men who, on May "a, beat
avid Hayburger, at Springdale, and
bbed him of $23, and left him by the
adside to die, were each sentenced in
e Camden court, on Friday, to pay
he of $3.50 and costs. Previous good
Iaracter saved the young men from a
rm in the state prison.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sauerston, of
ancocas, celebrated the fiftieth anniver-
ry of their wedding, on Sunday. They
ere the recipients of $50 in gold from
cir children, and valuable remembran
the reception that was given in honor
the event. Although past 20 years of
re, Mr.. and Mrs. Sauerston are enjoying
,od health. They were married in Mount
oily fifty years ago by Squire Ellsworth
oleman.
Between Hartford and Masonville, on
thursday, Joseph L. Hilton. county road
lost control of his horse,
hich was frightened by passing train,
inning across the trolley track and jump
lg over barbed wire fence. A serious
ccident was averted by an on coming
olley car through the vigilance of the
Iotorman, who stopped the car within a
wv feet of the wagon with Mr. Hilton |
tting on the horse. Taking In the sit |
alton passengers gave aid, and they soon
ad the horse and wagon righted.
Worriment over the loss of crops, due |
D the late spring aud the unreasonable |
FEATHER, caused William Aaronson, farm |
r, and manager of the foundry farm of
/. D. Wood & Co., of Florence, to hang
imself in his barn, on Friday morning
lis body was discovered by farm hand,
gho went to the barn for some tools. and
vas Mortified to discover his employer
winging lifeless from the end of rope,
he other end of which was fastened to a
,eam. Aaronson had been brooding for
ome time over his drop losses He was
hirty years old, and leaves wife and
wo small children.
Lyman II. Howe's life motion pictures
will appear at the Opera House, Mount
Holly, on Friday evening next. This is
the greatest moving picture entertainment
IN the road and never fails to draw good