The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-03-10
snold,ro,s base hal, .onnlies at the low

Spalding's base ball supplies at the Low
~ est retail prices. L. s. Boyce. % Garde
" street.
The vernal equinox falls on Saturday
II March 81, the calendar date for the begir
,. ming of spring.
" There will be an election for captain {
Company E, N. G. N. j., at the armorl
Is in Mount Holly, on Monday evening mex
r Rev. 8. F. Gaskill, a minister connecte
8 with the NJ E. Conference, has decide
Il not to preach the coming year, owing
ill-health.
!. The unclaimed letters that remain |
J. post Office for the week ending March
n are, Harry A. Robinson, Mrs. Julia Scot
n and Mrs. M. Moranz.
Persons who have left repair work q
u STATIONS jewelry store will please call fo
d same before March %, as on that day b
i will retire from business in Mount Holly.
5 The Mineralite bowling team, of Noun
Holly, who will take part in the Nations
q Bowling Tournament now being held q
, Rochester, N. Y, left for that city yes
terday morning.
3 A musical and literary programme
being arranged by the scholars of the Sun
J day school for an entertainment to be Civ
en- in the Baptist Church, on Tuesda.
evening. March "a.
Z Let nothing keep you away from tn
big vaudeville, musical and moving pic
ture show at the Opera House next Satur
day evening. A fine two-hour program
Admission 10, 10 and 25 cents.
George E. Hitzelberger, clerk at Allen
drug store received word last week tina
he had passed the examination before thu
New York board as registered pharma
cist for that state. He now holds certifi
Gates in Pennsylvania, New Jersey ano
New York.
The officials of the Peoples Nationa
Bank at Pemberton, extend an invitation
to the stockholders, depositors and theil
friends to the opening of the new bank
building in that town, on Tuesday, March
II. A special invitation is extended to
ladies. A lunch will be served.
The New jersey Supreme Court has
affirmed the action of the Burlington
Board of Excise Commissioners in refus-
ing license to Charles NJ. tanning, pro-
prietor of the Auditorium Hotel, on the
ground that the property is located too
near the Methodist Church.
At public sale of bonds and stocks, in
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, six shares
of stock of the Mount Holly, Lumberton
and Medford Railroad Company were sold
for 500 per share On the same day eight
shares of the Camden and Burlington
County Railway Company were sold at
private sale for $685. per share.
Francis j. Smith, of Beverly, who has
been employed at Mount Holly In the law
office of George M. Hillman, left yester-
day for Camden, having accepted posi-
ton in the office of City Solicitor Charles
A. Cogan. The change was made so that
the young man would be handy to
the night school which he attends in Phil
adelphia.
Attorney Frank Sooy, of Atlantic City,
has announced his marriage to Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Morrison, of Burlington. The
ceremony took place Saturday evening at
the parsonage of the Central Methodist
Episcopal Church, Atlantic City, with
Pastor Snyder officiating and Attorney
Eugene Schwinhammer as best man. The
groom formerly resided in Mount Holly.
More than 300 men employed at the Riv-
erside Metal Works started on full time,
Wednesday morning, after two months OF
short hours. So rushed is the company
with orders that the hands may be COM
PEELED to work overtime. Henry Taubel,
wealthy hosiery manufacturer, will also
start hosiery mill, space for the same
having been rented in the paper box fac
tory of William Fl. Holt
George Stewart and Holmes Herbert
were committed to the county jail, on
Saturday, charged with assaulting and rob-
bling Levi Grant, hotel proprietor, at
Chesterfield, from whom $50 was taken.
The men claim that when this crime was
committed they were sleeping at the home
of Sallie Stiles, about two miles away,
having remained there all night after
dressing a beef for her. The defendants
claim that Mayor Gabel denied them
hearing and the opportunity to prove
their innocence.
jason Gaskill. the Garden street car
riage manufacturer, has added horseshoe
ing to his business and has employed a
first-class sheer. He would like his GUS
TONERS to give him trial. He also has in
store his spring stock of wagons, which
are all Jersey track. In getting carriage
or wagon of any character, one should
make sure that the track is the Jersey
track" which is four feet, eleven inches
over all. Mr.. Gaskill wants to thank the
public for the confidence and patronage
that has been bestowed upon him in the
past and solicits continuance OF the
same.
The townships in Burlington county In
which it is necessary to obtain permits to
burn brush, and the wardens from whom
permits can be obtained, are as follows:
Bass River, s. B. Alien, New Gretna;
Evesham, N. N. Lippincott, Marion;
Medford, Frank A. Braddock, Medford;
New Hanover, L. N. Crammer, Cooks
town; Pemberton, William H. Reeve,
i New Lisbon; Shamong, Andrew Ether
idge, Atsion; Southampton Orlando b.
Moore, Vincentown; Tabernacle, Albert
Bowker, Vincentown; Washington, AL
bert sooy, Green Bank; Woodland. Vic
tor Ritzendollar, Chatsworth.
Should it become necessary to appoint
probation officer in this county to look az
ter foreigners on whom sentence has been
suspended, II Krupnick, who frequently
acts as an interpreter, would not refuse
to accept such position if rendered him.
While acting as an interpreter at session
of court held on Thursday. some impa-
thence was shown because of the long
conversation on the part of Polish pris.
oner to answer question yes or no. Mr.
Krupnick explains this by saying that nc
foreigner will answer direct question In
that manner. They will invariably star
off by making a statement of how suct
and such a thing happened. Mr.. Krup
nick speaks six different languages
The Shedaker homestead, one of thu
/ oldest landmarks on the banks of the Del
aware river. near Burlington, will soon b.