The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-03-19
Easter Post Cards. Buy it at Boyce's..

. Easter Post Cards. Buy it at Boyce's
Saltzman wants an apprentice girl [
t learn millinery.
Mrs. Campion, of Garden street, is yer
} low with cancer of the stomach.
Edward W. Evan, of Cherry street, hs
had setback, and is quite i'll again.
Easter flowers, potted or cut, plants
ferns. at s. P. Cline's, High street.
The ladies of the Juliustown Methods
Church will hold an Easter supper, a
that place, on the evening of March 2
and 80.
Harry Bowen had hard luck on Friday
His horse died in the morning and in tn
evening some one stole the automatic
peanut vender from in front of his stor,
and broke it to pieces.
The catechumans examined at st. Paul.
Lutheran Church, last Sunday, will b.
confirmed next Sunday by the pastor. TIL,
service will be in German and English.
Ex-Prosecutor E. P. Budd has been re-
tanned to aid the Prosecutor of Atlantic
County at the trial of John Andrews
under indictment for embezzlement and
forgery.
The Engle property No. 80 Ridgway
street, having been sold, the household
goods, furniture, ETC., together with every
thing in the house will be disposed of on
| the 26th instant.
Rev. George M. Hughes has been re-
turned to Mount Holly for another year
by the M. E. Conference, and reception,
under the auspices of the Ushers' Union,
will be rendered him on Thursday even
ing in the Sunday school room of the
church.
Rev. George H. Humason has just been
Granted. at his own request, supernu-
merary relation to the New Jersey Metho-
dist Episcopal Conference. The health of
Mr. Humason, who is one Of the best
known members of the conference, is not
town where he has been living for some
time.
Judson Gaskill, the Garden street car
rage manufacturer, is ready for the spring
trade. In addition to several carloads of
fancy carriages, he has a large stock of
carryalls, market and other wagons of his
men at work on full time all winter in or
der to be ready to supply his customers
this spring. Give him call and you will
find him able to sell you at reasonable
prices.
Howard Moore, of Branch street, is
suffering from painful accident. He is
employed in Philadelphia, and on We'd
nesday was working heavy piece of iron.
In striking it blow the hammer re-
bounded with such force as to hit Moore
in the face. knocking him senseless and
breaking his jaw. He is now suffering
greatly. His teeth are all wired together
and he cannot take any nourishment ex
cept such as is administered through
tube.
The Tuckerton Beacon says 1.-THE
many friends of Capt. Walter s. French
will be pleased to know that he has been
given the new and fast steamer Delaware
just built at Wilmington, Del. She is
s67 it. long, 40 fit beam, and 2444 depth of
hold; constructed in every detail on the
most modern plans and the accommoda- |
lions are elaborate in every way. The
Delaware is known in shipping circles as
The II hour flyer between New York and |
Philadelphia. The distance is 1926 knots
and Capt. French has made the run in II |
hours with ease and finds no difficulty in |
speed of 124 knots"
We all have a certain weakness for
widows. especially when they are as cap.
'ivating as 1.-The Real Widow Brown"
which visits Mount Holly Opera House,
IN Tuesday evening, March 20, chaperon-
I'd by the hale manager A. @. Scammon
This amusing play is the latest bid for
popular attraction from the American
public and there is no doubt that its great
Berlin and London success will be dupli.
lated here. 1t is farce comedy of the
most amusing type, replete with bright
longs and clever dances interpreted by
Iome of the best artists in the theatrical
world. 1t possesses decidedly amusing
plot. full of absurd complications and yet,
1ithal, clean and pure If you see "The
Real Widow Brown" you are bound to
augh. If you don't laugh you've made
mistake and as panacea for the blues
you should have sought a druggists pre-
'cription and not an orchestra chair
A deckhand on the steamboat frankie.
plying from Philadelphia and up the Ran
,ocas creek in place of the recently pur-
chased Annie L. Vansciver, was drowned |
about ~ o'clock, on Thursday night, as
'he boat was passing through the draw
bridge at Centreton. The man was called |
by Capt. Vansciver at that time and it is
that being in a sleepy and some
what dazed condition he came up on deck |
and walked overheard. Coroner Deworth |
was summoned, and Yesterday he took |
testimony from members of the crew. |
Frederick Gibbs, of Masonvflle, recovered |
the body Sunday morning within fifty
feet of where it went down. Yesterday |
Thomas Mehan. of Philadelphia, came to
Mount Holly, and at the lnorgue of H. H. |
Earnest identified the remains as those of
his brother, james Mehan. 1t has been
1onidod hot
Stetson hats exclusively at Ravers-