The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-09-10

Mount Holly Post Cards in colors Blu,
, 1t at Boyce's.
/ They have the horses at the Mount Holly
Fair, and the crowd will be there to see
them on the oath, 25th, 26th and 9th Of
September.
Follow the crowd on the Gath, 25th, 26th
and 9th of September and you will go
straight to the grounds of the Burlington
County Fair Association.
Be sure to see "The Funny Mr. Dooley''
at the Opera House. Mount Holly, to-
morrow wednesday, evening. 1t prom
ises to be one of the best shows of the
season.
A. Kropp has grown some very fine sun
flowers in his yard on Mill street Some
of them are over eight inches in diameter.
They are double snnflowers, not having the
usual large brown centre, but being all
yellow.
Fortiner, who made such hit last sea-
son will be In charge of the moving picture
portion of the vaudeville, musical and life
motion picture entertainment in the Opera
House next Saturday evening. This is of
itself guarantee that the pictures will be
first class. AS special attractions there
will be several vaudeville numbers which
will be sure to delight the audience.
There will be more moving pictures than
heretofore given at these popular enter
tainments and the program will be consider
ably longer. The Miller entertainment
bureau promises the best show yet given In
the Opera House next Saturday evening.
Co. and take the family. The same popu-
lar prices. 10 and % cents.
Mrs. John Stradling, an inmate of the
Burlington County Insane Asylum, COM
mitted suicide on Sunday by hanging
She had been melancholy for long time
but her condition was not of such nature
as to require especial care or attention.
She appeared as usual on Sunday and
custom. An attendant in making a ward |
ms pection, looked into the room and was
shocked at seeing the body of the woman
suspended from transom. Mrs. Strad- |
ling had torn the blanket on her bed into
strips and made rope of them.
Justice ]. L. Jamison performed mar
rage ceremony on Saturday, uniting |
Joseph H. Moisel and Emaline Webb, |
thereby ending an incident which, with a
little judgment, might have been settled |
quietly at the start. Moisel is a glass
blower and when the fires are out he works
at whatever presents itself. This year he
went to the farm of John Lippincott, near
Vincentown, and there met Miss Webb,
who was employed there. The two fell
In love, but as the girl was but II years of
age, her parents objected to marriage. A
few weeks since, on Saturday the two
went to Atlantic City. While there they
tried to get married, but again the girls
age was an obstacle. 1t was after ten
o'clock when they got back to Mount
Holly and with no way of getting to the
farm they decided to stay here all night,
10 they registered at hotel. A sister of
Moisel who appears to have disliked Miss |
Webb, told the latter's father, and he came
@ Mount Holly and entered charge
against the young man. Despite the fact
hat Moisel, wanted to marry the girl he t
vas sent to jail. On Saturday Mr.. Webb 1
Ind his wife came to Mount Holly and t
igned an agreement that the girl should
De married, so Moisel was sent for and
7ery glad to be party to ceremony that t
lad been uppermost In his mind for long t
line. IL