The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-05-21
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Show, decorative and cactus dahlia
twenty-five finest varieties at Rosbachi
Pemberton.
]. Wesley Macklin has lost the end c
one finger by amputaticn. A trunk fe
on that member and mashed it.
Flowers for Decoration Day. Roses
geraniums, yerbenas, Mrs. E. II. Reeves
20 Branch street, Phone 100 A.
Joseph Tuch, of Riverside, who is slow
ly recovering from broken shoulde
blade. has two children i'll with pneumon
ia.
A colored thief got away with Floy'
Kempte's bicycle, on Wednesday. Whel
last heard from the man was riding toward
Camden.
The Weaver Manufacturing Compan,
has purchased the property of the Noun
Holly Shoe Company on Grant street ant
will remove there In the fall
A pike about twelve inches long wa
seen to strangle to death, at Smithville
last week, the result of getting too large I
minnow caught In its throat.
Rev James Stoddard and Capt Charlie,
Evan Merritt will represent St. Andrew,
church at the Episcopal convention to b.
held at Richmond, Va, next October.
The tenth anniversary of Star of Wash.
ington Council, No. 30. Daughters OF
America, was appropriately celebrated,
Tuesday night. A large crowd was
present.
Miss E. B. Armstrong, bookkeeper OF
the Burlington County Shoe Company has
been taking a vacation, and Miss M. L.
Smalley has been occupying her position
during her absence.
In retaliation for the passage Of bill
establishing uniform measure for pur-
chasing milk, Trenton dealers have given
notice that the price of milk will he ad-
vanced from s cents to 10 cents per quart.
Rev. A. F. A. Neudoerffer will attend
the session of the Ministerium of Penn
sylvania and adjacent states, to be held in
Reading May 90 to %. There will not be
any services at st. PauPs Lutheran
church on Sunday.
E. NJ Chandler prominent citizen of
Beverly, had one of his legs amputated,
on Sunday. This step became necessary
in order to save his life, as gangrene had
set in. The trouble came from a bullet
wound receive during the Civil war.
The congregations of the Presbyterian
missions at Bustleton and Jacksonville
have issued joint call to Henry q. Nc
Cluskey, member of this years grad
uating class at the Princeton Theological
to become pastor ot the mis-
sions.
Adam Franich, of Riverside, against
whom verdict of $3.50 was rendered in
breach of promise suit, is still confined in
he county jail. 1t is reported that Adam
declares he will board with Sheriff Nor
cross all summer before he will pay more
han $500.
The dog owned by William Clevenger,
If Monroe street, had little respect for the
worn by Harry Dill, on Wednes-
lay, tearing the garment and biting the
flesh. This animal is vicious and has bit
.en several persons. The authorities have
ordered 1t killed.
Isaac Cowen, of Cleveland, Ohio, ma
ional organizer of the Socialist party,
will speak in Burlington county three
evenings: Wednesday. May 30, at Five
Points, Beverly; Thursday, May 80, OPP
,osiie the post Office, Bordentown; Friday,
Nay 81, Broad and High streets, Burling-
ON. Subject: 1.-THE Man Under the Ma
,hine," or "How not to smash the Trust.
Rev. John 8. Heisler, D. D.. died Fri
lay morning at II O'Clock at his residence
n Camden, after a lingering illness. Heart
disease and dropsY were the causes of death,
and the preacher had been belfast for four
months. DIR. Heisler, who was 76 years of
age. was loved from one end of the New
Jersey Methodist Episcopal Conference to
,he other He was one of the best preach
srs in the Conference and thousands will
mourn his loss.
The Young Mems Association Of the
First Presbyterian Church of Mount Holly
is planning very interesting and enter
tanning mock trial to be givin in the
Sunday School room of the church on
Decoration day, May 3Oth, at 8 P. M A
popular young man of Mount Holly is to
be the defendant in the case. A silver
offering will be taken at the door for
the benefit of the Sunday School. Every
body welcome.
There will be another first class moving
picture and vaudeville show at popular
prices at the Opera House, Mount Holly,
On Saturday evening next when r.
Thomas Miller's popular company will re-
turn with an entire change of program.
Several attractive vaudeville features will
be introduced and are sure to make hit.
The moving pictures and illustrated songs
will be the latest and the entire entertain
nent will be up to the high standard uni
formly maintained by this company.
Popular prices, 10 and 25 cents.
Capt. Richard French, of Mount Holly,
has just been appointed to the command
Of the steam yacht Aureus, of the New
York Yacht Club. The yacht was former
lY George w. G. Drexers yacht Alcedo.
She is now under charter to ]. II. Ham
mond. of New York. with option of pur-
chase. The Aureus is 200 #. long, "a it.
beam, 10 it, depth, and is rated at 12 knots.
Capt. French began yachting eleven years
Columbia. He was at one time In charge
OF the Aida. and for the past five years
has been first mate of the Philadelphia
steam yacht May. He is in every way
and reliable and there is no
question about his filling his new position
with credit.
On Saturday Frank Rogers, of Philadel-
phia was discharged from the Burlington
County Hospital as an imposter and ma
ligner. He had been at the institution for
week, alleging that he was suffering
from internal injuries and fractured leg,
as the result of being run over by an auto
mobile, near Moorestown. The man said
he was carried to the home of William
Deacon, but members of the family say ht
walked there and fell PROSTATE when the
front door was opened. Rogers was soor
looked upon with suspicion as his stories
were found to be conflicting. At no tint
dnrinr hia stau at the Institution wonld h,