The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-06-04
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If Fine pansies at Rosbach's, Pemberton.
Macs Ministries will appear to. night 9
If Moorestown.
y Mrs. William Kiner, of Water street
died last evening.
IL The First National Bank of Beverl
/ opened for business on Saturday.
$4,000 colored post cards of Noun
q Holly. is new views. Buy it at Boyce's
Painters are at work redecorating tn
premises of Ellsworth Holeman, on Higl
r street.
y A Baltimore heater In good shape, win
dow sash, doors and old lumber for sale
: Apply at News Office.
1t is said that sixty-four years ago, far
mers in this county were harvesting thei
=, grain in July with overcoats on.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
will hold cake sale on Saturday after
noon from to 5, In the church.
Charles B. Massey, of West Washington
street, died suddenly last night while sit
ting In chair. He has been i'll for a long
time.
On Tuesday, Constable Snyder. OF
Hainesport, removed Isaac Sharp, OF
Lumberton, to the Burlington County
Insane Asylum.
George Morris, of Riverside, and Miss
Elizabeth Waidmann. of Philadelphia,
were married, on Saturday evening, at
the home of the brides parents.
Meetings began In the Methodist church
last night, and will continue every even
ing this week at z As. Rev. G. II. Barnes,
of Riverside. is conducting the meetings
A new choir of twenty voices has been
organized through the efforts of Rev. R.
H. Baker, pastor of the Baptist church.
Mrs Ernest N. Martin, of Broad street,
has been chosen as leader
A man claiming to be detective has
been stopping in Mount Holly for day or
two. While he is keeping his mission to
himself, it is thought he Is working in the
interest of the Law and Order Society.
Thomas Carey, of Moorestown, was
placed under $500 bail yesterday morning
for appearance at court by Justice Petit,
on charge of insulting Mrs. William q.
Davis, who recently moved to Hartford,
from Philadelphia.
Next Sunday morning, In the M. E.
church, service will be held especially for
old people. At 8. As Love Feast will be held,
which will be followed by Communion and
sermon by Rev. George M. Hughes, on
THE Beauty of Old Age"
At meeting of the stockholders of the
New Egypt Water Company, held yester-
day, the following officers were elected:
Morris E. Lamb. president; William c.
Jones. vice president; George L. Shinn,
treasurer; DR.. L. E. Foulks, secretary.
Thomas Lacy. son of Philip Lacy, resid-
ing on farm near Bordentown, who was
bitten on the hand by his English setter
dog while giving 1t medicine, and who for
Is days was in the Pasteur Institute at |
New York for treatment, has returned |
home.
Miss Edith Earle Eayre. of Lumberton,
who is member of the class of 1908 of
the Woman's Medical College, of Philadel-
phia, sailed last Saturday, with DR.. Mary
Brown of Swarthmore, Pa, on the steam
er Kroonland, Red Star line, for an ex-
tended tour through Europe
The South Jersey Farmers Picnic AS
sociation held its annual meeting yester-
day and elected these officers: President,
Thomas Stratton; vice presidents, Charles
Stokes and ]. w. Whitall secretary,
Thomas Dilks The annual picnic will be
held at Washington Park on August 2.
The Odd Fellows of New Jersey are
planning to buy home for aged and
INDECENT members of the order, and the
South Jersey Institute, of Bridgeton,
which will not be used for school purposes
after this month, is suggested as suitable
structure for the purpose. The committee
of the Grand Lodge will inspect it.
There will be another great moving pic
ture show at the Opera House on Satur-
day evening, An entire change of pro-
gram-new views, new illustrated songs
and new vaudeville acts, all under the
direction of r. Thomas Miller, Mount
Holly's favorite singer Admission 10
and % cents.
Nearly 200 Italian families left Camden
yesterday for the farming districts in
South Jersey. They will go into Salem,
Atlantic, Burlington, Gloucester and
Cumberland counties, where they will
pick peas and strawberries. They are
about two weeks later in making their trip
than they have been In previous years
owing to the continued cold weather.
Governor Stokes is at Memphis, Tenn,
to act as best man at the wedding of Cap
tain Walter E. Edge, of Atlantic City.
Senator Bloomfield H. Minch, of Cumber-
land County, presiding officer of the upper
branch of the Legislature, is acting Gov
ernor by virtue of his position in the leg
sworn in unless there should arise some
extraordinary condition previous to the
return of Governor Stokes Governor
Stokes is expected back in Trenton not
later than Thursday night.
Driven to desperation from the loss of
crops last year and the lateness of Spring
this year, William Riddle, ST., committed
suicide last Friday afternoon at his farm
on the Union Mill road, two miles from
Moorestown. The matter was kept so
quiet that news of the suicide did not
reach that place until yesterday morning.
Friday afternoon Mr.. Riddell called his
sons farm hand, Thomas Dargin, and
talked with him a few minutes and, as he
turned away. drew a revolver and shot
himself in the mouth, causing almost in
slant death. Mr. Riddell, accompanied
by his son William and wife, came to
Moorestown two years ago from Virginia.
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it at Boyce's.
Florence.
Mrs. Atlanta Adams was calling on Bur
lington friends Friday afternoon.
William McCune was in Mount Holly
Friday, attending to business matters
Joseph Parker has accepted a position
with the Roebling's and moved his family