The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-10-15


jamestown Exposition.
To loan, $25OO on first mortgage. Viii
divide into smaller amounts A. A. An
derson.
Edward R. Smith, who has been suffer
ing with carbuncle on his neck, had i
lanced on Sunday
Warren Hawkins returned to Noun
Holly, on Saturday, after spending two
weeks in Buffalo.
The cash receipts at Dreamland to nigh
will be given to the Burlington County
!, Hospital Be sure to attend.
Edmund Eddy has been nursing very
sore foot, which was injured at Alcott''
, Foundry. where he is employed.
After her visit to Washington D. c..
Miss Minnie Lynn, of Mount Holly. will
return to Philadelphia, where she will
! spend the winter.
The semi-annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge, Ancient Order of Good Fellows,
will be held in Dill's hall. Mount Holly,
on Friday evening.
i The Interstate Telephone Company
started yesterday to rebuild its lines all
over the county. When this work is done
the system will be equal to any in opera
ton.
Miss Lizzie Brown, who is now clerk
ing at Miss Bussom's store. has accepted
position as cashier and book keeper at
Allinsons store, where she will begin her
duties next Monday, taking the place of
Miss Lille Colby.
The Epworth Leagues of the Trenton
District of the New Jersey Conference of
the Methodist Church held their annual
convention in Trinity Church, Borden
town, last Thursday. Twenty five
leagues were represented, and the con-
vention was the best ever held in the dis
trict.
A large audience enjoyed the vaudeville
and moving picture entertainment in the
Opera House on Saturday evening.
Everybody pronounced the. show first
class and the majority of those present
then will be on hand again next Saturday
evening when an entire new program will
be offered. Prices, 10 and 25 cents.
Don't miss it.
photographic post cards of Mount Holly.
Each card contains a blending of eight
colors. Published absolutely for u.s. IS
subjects. For sale here and at Jones
drug store These cards are without any
exception the finest Mount Holly souvenir
post cards to be had anywhere. for
cents. 25 cents dozen. L. s. Boyce,
Stationer, % Garden street.
Evidently with the idea that Council
man Charles G. Parsons, of Beverly, had
placed large amount of money in his
safe. Friday night, with which to pay his
~orkmen, burglars broke into Mr.. Par
sons'Ito works and blew open the safe.
1t SO happened that Mr.. Parsons did not
draw the money for his men until Satur-
day, so the thieves got nothing for their
trouble.
On Saturday noon Arthur G. Hagstoz,
young business man of Delanco, took
for his bride the sweetheart of his youth,
Miss Charlotte Swain, of North Wales,
England. The couple became engaged
before Mr.. Hagstoz came to this country
to seek his fortune. The happy pair will
make tour of the British Isles, return
ing about November 80, when they will
be rendered reception.
Sunday was red letter day in the
Union M. E. church, Burlington. At the
morning service every official and full one
half the membership responded to the roll.
A fine rally took place in the Sunday
school. The Epworth League had the
best attendance for several years, and the
regular service was likewise fine. Five
adults were converted. Revival services
will continue every night All day service
on Wednesday, beginning at g. 30.
| Charged with stealing three 100 trip
tickets from J. j. Durkin, George Cum
ningham and George Straub, of Philadel-
phia, Michael Ryan and Alexander Elder
are now prisoners In the county Jail. The
tickets were stolen on Saturday from the
new watch case factory, at Riverside, on
which the owners are employed as car
penters. The theft was discovered a few
hours later when an attempt was made at
the station to sell the tickets for one dol
lar.
In connection with the course of Uni
versity Extension lectures on ''Six Repre-
sentative Victorian Writers" to be de-
| livered by ]. Duncan Spaeth, Phi. D., OF
Princeton, in the Court House beginning
November IA, travelling library of about
fifty volumes will be placed at the dispo-
sition of the local committee for the free
use of ticket holders. On arrival, this
library will be installed at Boyce's store
Get tickets early from Mrs. Beverley c.
Kingdom, Miss Elizabeth A. Atkinson,
Henry j. Sherman or Richard B. Eckman,
and thereby secure the privilege of read
ing these books.
| Thursday evening at Z o'clock, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
H. Kimble, near Columbus, Miss Daisy
Rigg Kimble became the bride of John
Morris Sutton. Mrs. Eldridge II. Prickitt
was matron of honor and Lewis Kimble, a
brother of the bride, was groomsman. FL
bridge II. Prickitt acted as usher and Miss
Edith II. Kingdom, OF Mount Holly, pre-
sided at the piano. Rev. Joseph G..
Symmes, of Chalfont, former pastor OF
the Jacksonville church, officiated The
happy couple left for trip to Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
The quarterly meeting of the Burling
} ton County Medical Society Wednesday
afternoon at Coles Hotel, Moorestewn
was largely attended. DR.. Alexande
: Marcy, Jr., presided and DR.. George T
} Tracy was secretary. The following paper
5 were read: The Early Diagnosis of Can
} Ger, Dr. j. G. Baer, Camden: the Treat
| ment of Cancer by the Roentgen RAYS
illustrated by photographs and oxygel
light, DR.. @. E. Pfahler, of Philadelphia
Pa; Report of Treatment of Case 0
Scurrhous Carmonia of the Breast by tn
D Roentgen Rays, DR.. M. W. Newcomb
( of Burlington; reports of two cases of oh
: stetrlcs, DR.. Alexander Marcy, Riverton
: The gathering closed with banquet.
j. Two attempts made last week to ente
a the Sisters Convent, at Riverside, wer
frustrated by the timely awakening 0
n the nuns. By the ringing of bell from
e second-story window the occupants sue
e ceeded in soaring away the culprits. A
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