The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-12-17
Watch Boyce's window for Christmas

signify Detter.
The Walter Rogers farm, near Foster
town. was sold last week to Christophe
Darnell, for $40 per acre.
From the seven cent supper recent
given by the Vincentown Grange, ne
profit of $50 was realized.
Henry Keller, of New Egypt, who wa
> found in a meadow in an unconscious con
dition, had both his feet frozen.
The water has been drawn off the lax,
at Rancocas Park, and it is reported ther'
will be no skating there this winter.
:" Local merchants have suspended tn
early closing movement on Tuesday ant
Thursday evenings until after Christmas
Arthur Pryor will again furnish thu
music for Asbury Park, having been Civ
en- the contract for 1908. twelve weeks
: for 500, 400.
On Monday evening, December %, {
christmas tree party" will be held in the
s Gaskill building by the Daughters Of
} America.
Upholstering. carpet laying, furniture
repairing, floor staining, vanishing and
= kalsomining. Samuel J. Taylor, 20 High
street. Bell 378 D.
L. S. Boyce, stationer, is reducing g
handsome finest quality quadruple Plated
Toilet Set % cents each day until sold.
Watch your opportunity.
A quarantine has been placed on the
home of ]. Wilmer Lundy, of Newtown,
Pa, who is i'll with diphtheria. Mr.. Lun-
dy formerly resided in Mount Holly.
A few nights since thieves broke into
the cabin of Capt. Lorenzo Wells. at
Bridgeboro. They secured sum of mon
ey, two coats and other valuable articles.
Mrs. Martha Cranmer, widow of Zadoc
Cranmer, died at her home on Brainard
street. at o'clock this morning. She was
IS years of age and had been i'll for long
Itime
Howard " Stratton, jeweler, has fine
line of goods from which to select Christ
mas presents. The assortment is varied
and is being disposed of at reasonable
prices.
A patent fire proof felt roofing, made
by the Wissahickon Manufacturing Com
pany, of Mount Holly, has been placed
on the building of the New Jersey Fence
Company.
NH hac
clerk in the local office of the Public Ser
rice Corporation. on Mill street, started
on the road, yesterday, as agent for a
philadelphia cigar firm.
P.nesalve Carbolized acts like a poul
tice, draws out Inflammation and poison.
Antiseptic healing. For chapped hands,
fps, cuts, burns. Sold by H. B. Allen,
Mount Holly, F. s. billiard, Vincen-
town.
Some gunners have been violating the
law during the past week by shooting
rabbits while the ground was covered
with snow. Should there be repetition
of this offence, names CT violators of the
law will be handed to the game warden
for prosecution.
ga Pair of Country Kids" will be the
attraction at the Opera House, this Tues
day evening. This is play brim full of
fun and catchy music. By special ar
rangement the prices for this evening will
10, 25 and IS cents. You should see this
show.
Lee Eckert, of Pemberton, charged
with assault and battery on Alice Harker,
Saturday night, was committed to Jail by
Justice White. Eckert tried to escape
from Constable Thompson, but shot
from the officers revolver induced the
complaint. Alice was covered with blood
as the result of her injuries.
Bert Marshall, monologist, humorist
and parody singer, will be the special
vaudeville attraction at the Opera House
next Saturday evening in connection with
the popular price moving picture enter
tainment. There will also be several of
the illustrated songs sung by Thomas
Miller. The pictures will all be new and
highly entertaining. Prices 10 and 25
cents.
On Tuesday of last week, at Harris
Durg, Pa, occurred the wedding of How
ard G. Powell and Miss Ida R. Anderson.
The ceremony took place at the residence
OF the brides uncle. The groom is the
son of William L. Powell, who is well
known in Mount Holly. Howard holds
responsible position with the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company, with headquarters
at Harrisburg
Samuel ]. Taylor, by order of Justice
Slack, killed vicious dog, this morning.
belonging to Mrs. Elliott, on Buttonwood
street. Yesterday the animal knocked
down and bit in the stomach the 4-year-
old son of Constable Robert Myers. in
flicting wound an inch long. The dog
shock the child like rat. Another bad
dog on that same street was also robbed
of prospective Christmas dinner with a
dose of Prussic acid administered by Tay-
lor.
Rancocas Grange will have no meeting
after December IS until Thursday, JAN
uary 2. The following officers will be in
stalled on the latter date: Master, VIM.
]. Mcfarland; Overseer, Howard B.
Haines; Lecturer, Emile B. Grant; Stew
ard, Aaron w. Johnson; Assistant Stew
ard, Richard Winner; Chaplain, Sarah A.
Pew; Treasurer, Oscar w. Pew; Secretary,
Cornelia s. Wills; Gate Keeper, Harry
Abertson; Ceres, Elizabeth E. Mcfarland;
Pomona, Rebecca Haines; Flora, Ada
Shinn: Lady Assistant Steward, Sarah
Haines.
An engagement of especial interest to
lovers of moving pictures is that of the
Liberty Moving pictures which will be
shown at Opera House on Thursday even
| ing next. A number of remarkable views
and funny situations will be shown
but the films of surprising interest will be
the great scenes of travel collectively en-
titled "Around the World in 80 Minutes. +"
| Its given in the form of tour and starts
from New York. arriving in England
where the special points of interest are
visited and graphically described. Scot
land and Ireland and Wales are visited
and then the Giants Causway and Edin-
burg Castle are duly inspected. A trip to
T,aRalla France the scenp Of 40 nuch re