The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-10-29
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Repairs are being made to the dam a
Smithville.
1t is said that Henry M. Lincoln is re
covering from his attack OF pneumonia.
To loan. $25OO on first mortgage. viii
divide into smaller amounts A. A.
Anderson. Mount Holly
The Y. N. 9. A. has rented the gym
nasium building formerly used In connec.
ton with the Mount Holly Academy.
The Lumberton Fire Company will give
masquerade and dance, in Mechanics
Hall, at that place, on Thursday evening.
Satisfactory patronage was extended to
members of the Daughters of America,
on Saturday evening, at their supper
in the Masonic Temple.
While driving the delivery wagon of
Henry Hall, on Thursday, John Farrell
; was taken seriously i'll, and was removed
to his home on Risdon street.
The Weaver Manufacturing Company,
located on Garden street, is removing to
its new home on Grant street, In the
building formerly occupied by the Mount
Holly Shoe Company.
The large number of cars on storage at
the fair grounds are those used In hauling
sand from the plant of Norcross & Ed.
monds, at Birmingham, where there are no
facilities for keeping them.
Eleanor s., the 5-Year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. Finley, of Union
street. celebrated her bs-thday, on Satur-
day afternoon, by entertaining number
of friends from until O'Clock.
Take the family to the great vaudeville
and moving picture entertainment in the
Opera House on Saturday evening. The
biggest show for the money ever given
In Mount Holly. Prices, 10 and 25 cents.
A list of proposed Farmers Institutes
has been sent out. Those in Burlington
county will be held as follows: Wrights-
town, December 8; Moorestown, Decem-
Der 10 and II; Mount Holly, December 1s.
Medford has quite character in the
person of Daddy" Cotton, aged 80 years,
who has followed team driving all his
life. He figures that he has driven horses
an aggregate of $50, 900 miles. This dis
lance would take him around the globe
nearly fifteen times
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| While making his rounds early Sunday
morning, Watchman Mike Dean, of Flor
ence, discovered an Italian climbing
through window which he had broken
In the foundry grocery store. The man
gave his name as Giovanni Guidseppi,
and was committed to the county Jail.
| 1t Is well known fact that persons liy-
Il ing in the Pine forests do not suffer from
kidney diseases. One dose of Pineules at
night usually relieves backache. 80 days
treatment, $1.O0. Your money refunded
If not satisfied. Sold by Fl. B. Allen,
Mount Holly. F. s. Hilliard. Vincentown.s
Watson T. Sooy, of Mount Holly, pres
ident of the Sooy Oyster Company, that
owns extensive oyster beds on Great Bay
at the mouth of the Mullica River, states
that civil suits to recover $50, 900 damages
have been instituted against the baymen
who recently trespassed on their property
and carried away about 10, bushels of
oysters.
Arthur Damask, who keeps store on
High street, will be given a hearing at
the Court House, to-day, on a charge of
exposing for sale candy. Ice cream, soft
drinks, sandwiches, etc., on Sunday. The
complaint was made by those who are
fighting for a suspension of business in
Mount Holly on the Sabbath. Damask
says he will have the matter settled by a |
Jury.
The Boards o. Freeholders for the coun-
ties of Burlington and Mercer met at the
court house, in Mount Holly, yesterday,
and discussed the building of a new
bridge between the two counties. After
discussing the specifications the opinion
seemed to prevail that there was two
much specifying" in favor of one par /
ticular sort of bridge material, so 1t was
decided that the bids should not be
opened
The degree team of Marion Circle, No. |
10, Brotherhood of America, will confer
the Franklin. Jefferson and Washington
degrees on a class of about fifty candi-
dates, who will come here from Pember-
ton, Burlington, Moorestown and Mason
vile for that purpose on Wednesday
evening, November 6. Thomas L. Gage,
of Atlantic City, Grand Chief Washing
ton, and his staff, will be present. A
large attendance of the local members is
requested. The event will be followed by
banquet.
Next week the Burlington County Board
of Taxation will start on its tour to listen
to appeals. The weeks programme will
be as follows: Wednesday. November 8,
In Odd Fellows Hall, Medford, from 10
A. N. until p M. for the townships of
Evesham, Medford. shamoug and Taber-
nacle. Friday, November s, Council
chamber. Pemberton. from 10 A. M. until
10, noon, for Pemberton township and
borough. In the afternoon of the same
day from 2 until p NJ, the Board will
sit at Smiths Hotel, Wrightstown. for the
townships of New Hanover, North Hano-
yer and Springfield.
The question of supervision of school
children has been discussed at length dur
ing the past week. The 111th section of
the school law provides that teachers shall
be responsible for the conduct of pupils
not only on the school grounds but on the
way to and from school, and another sec
ton provides that pupils who do not con-
form to the rules of the school shall be
subject to suspension. In accordance with
these sections the Board of Education, at
Its meeting on Thursday evening, adopt
ed resolution prohibiting pupils from
using tobacco In any form on the grounds
or on their way to and from school.
j In the yard of Mrs. Caroline Carr, on
Brainard street. Wednesday, was found a
peculiar looking insect, one entirely un-
known In this section. Some of those
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