The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-11-19
E Miss Dayse Brannan went to Jersey
| Citv on Satrrdav tn v;sif relatives

8. City, on Saturday, TO visit relatives.
d, Evangelist B. F. Campbell is assistin
8. Rev. G. NJ Hughes In the revival service
in the M. e. church.
sr George Branin lost his pocketbook o.
d Saturday, near the Union bank. Rewar
paid for its return.
l. While operating planer at Burlington
& Tuesday, Frank Willitts. of Smithville
had one of his fingers cut off.
IS A property on Chestnut street, belong
n ing to William Wright, has been sold tt
Samuel II. Thomas for 500.
+ The W. C. T. q. will meet at the hom'
: of Mrs. Armstrong, Water street, Tues
n day, November 26, at o'clock sharp.
An increase In the business has made
t necessary an enlargement of the plant Of
8 the Wissahickon Manufacturing Company
Mrs. French, formerly Miss Lizzie Ash
mead, and at one time resident of Mount
a Holly, was visiting old acquaintance here
e last week
A pocketbook containing $40 and papers
was lost on Saturday. The finder is re-
? quested to return 1t to the clothing store
of Thomas Carly. on Mill street.
Lyman Howe's moving pictures. the
best in the business. will be at the opera
2 house on Tuesday evening. November %.
This attraction always draws big house.
gentleman from Philadelphia has
written to a real estate agent that he
would like to buy some properties on High
! street, Mount Holly, for the purpose of
opening department store.
The annual supper and bazaar for the
benefit Of Grace church. Pemberton, will
be held in /. o. M. hall, Pemberton, on
Saturday. Terrapin, boned turkey, chick
en- salad and fried oysters.
You should not miss the excellent vau-
deville and moving pictures being given
In the opera house every Saturday even
ing. You will enjoy next Saturday even
ling's program. Popular prices, 10 and 25
cents.
Julius Hugs, who Is under parole in
this county. was arrested In Camden last
week charged with the theft of clothing
and other articles. Detective Ulrich, of
the Camden staff, came to Mount Holly to
look up Hugs record.
The Baptist Sunday school has engaged
talent from Philadelphia for its regular
Thanksgiving night entertainment.
Among the performers will be Miss Doro-
thy tombstone, harpist; Miss Doerr, violin
list; Miss Elliott, elocutionist
/ In order to get more room for his Christ
mas trade Isaac Lippincott has rented the
front room of John d. Clevenger's Office
and the window has an appearance quite
different than has been seen there at other
times, especially when an interesting case
was being tried.
What more acceptable Christmas present
than the ten Sanitol toilet preparations,
which are now offered for short time for
one dollar for the ten Stop in and leave
your order at Jones pharmacy soon, to
insure getting the goods by Christmas, as
they are only sold on order and must be
sent from st. Louis.
There will be another high class vaude-
vile and moving picture show in the
Opera House on Saturday evening. The
special attractions will be up to the STAN
dard set by previous entertainments In this
series, while the moving pictures will be
new and entertaining. Popular prices, 10
and % cents.
Perhaps no man takes more personal
pride In his splendid stock of chickens
than Rev. W. Ward Willis, pastor of the
Baptist Church, Beverly, but the parsons
hen house is becoming mark for chicken
thieves, who paid second visit
Friday night, and got away with ten
of his choicest fowls while he was con-
Quoting services in his church.
Mrs. T. Walter Borton was the recip-
lent of many congratulations yesterday, on
the occasion of the university of her birth.
OF course 1t would not be proper to tell
her age but her many friends who called
on her during the afternoon and evening
expressed the hope that she might live as
many more years as she had already
reached. Mrs. Borton received several
nice presents and the handkerchief shower
was great.
Detective Parker was called to Moores
town few days since to look into case
of theft. Miss Ada Strouser, boarder
at one of the hotels In that place, report
ed the loss of pair of bracelets set with
Jewels. 1t is thought that the thief was
Harry Price, the man who had a smashup
here with stolen rig. 1t is thought the
fellow went right to Moorestown and
committed the theft.
The wild dash of the automobile of DR..
Alexander H. Small, of Riverside, from
Beverly to a Philadelphia hospital, on
Thursday, undoubtedly saved the life of
Rebecca Lewstein, aged IA years. For
some time the child has been Iii and grew
suddenly worse. The nature of the d.
sease could not be ascertained by local
physicians. A specialist from Philadel-
phia was called and he advised speedy
conveyance to Philadelphia for an opera
ton. In 40 minutes the auto reached the
hospital and an operation was immedia-
tely performed. The child will likely re
cover.
Constable Gaskill took trip down Jer-
sey on Saturday, and at place called Ris-
ley arrested William Hobson and Nellie
Gaskill. Nellie was sent to the almshouse
few weeks ago and was being held await
ing her removal to Vineland where she
was committed to an institution for feeble
minded children. Hobson, who was work.
ing near the almshouse. enticed Nellie
away and took her to Atlantic county,
where they were married. Hobson. who
is said to have weak mind, has wife
living elsewhere and the Atlantic county
authorities will ask for his return to them
to be held for bigamy.
Funeral of Smal1ey Baugh.
The remains of ]. Smalley Baugh, who
died in California, arrived at Mount
Holly, on Wednesday, and the funeral
took place from the residence of his
father on Bispham street, on Thursday
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