The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-01-28

Paralysis cansed the death of Frankli
Antrim, of Red Lion, on Thursday.
Buy your valentines and valentine poi
cards at Boyce's, 25 Garden street.
Frank vanaker has sold lot Of groun'
on Shreye street. Mount Holly, to John I
y Hamm, Of Bucks County, Pa.
Joseph Nippins, an old soldier. and
le brother of Thomas W. Nippins, is serious
=. ly i'll at his home on Mill street.
'e George F. Harbert, steward OF the aims
n house, was confined to his bed last weel
with rheumatism and bronchitis.
'e Much to his surprise. William A. Parker
n of YOUNGSTOWN. has been appointed dep
uty game warden for Ocean county.
n After being treated in sanatarium sew
+ eral months for rheumatism, Mrs Mary
Sims has returned to her home in Noun
6 Holly,
: Annie L. and Emily o. Kinsinger hav'
purchased from Blanchard h. White |
double house on Water street, near King
Q street.
George Austin, of Bridgeboro, has hat
I one of his eyes removed. The operation
was the only alternative to save the sigh
of the other.
Because Of their failure to get employ
ment, number of colored residents Of
Mount Holly have gone to Pennsylvania
, to work at the coke ovens there.
The wheel of wagon. which was carry.
ing three ton load, passed over the foot Of
Edward N. Warrick, farm hand. living
near Hartford, and crashed several Of
his toes.
The ten members OF the local railroad
section gang. who were laid off on Tues.
day, were called into active service on
Thursday, to shovel snow which kept
them busy for several days.
| Thursday was the annual donation day
at the Burlington County Children's
Home, and the institution was well re-
membered. The managers tender their
thanks to all who SO generously contrib
|uted.
/ Pinesalye Carbolized acts like poul
tice, draws out Inflammation and poison.
AntIseptic healing. For chapped hands.
lips, cuts, burns. Sold by h. B. Allen,
Mount Holly, F. s. billiard, Vincen-
Itown.
There was no lack of interest In the re-
vival services at the Jacobstown Metho-
dist Church when Rev. Thomas R. Gale,
who was assisting. was taken i'll, as his
wife preached in his place and entertain
ed large audience.
Having returned to her home in Mount
Holly from Philadelphia hospital, where
she received surgical treatment for the re-
| lief Of an abscess in the vincinty OF her
ear, Mrs Watson 7. Sooy is slowly re-
gaining her health.
Having been poisoned about the face
quite badly, Miss Elsie Musser was I'M
able to continue her duties as q teacher OF
the public school at Cookstown, and for a
few days her place was filed by Miss
Mile Cowperthwait, of New Egypt.
Lawrence MacD clerk for meat
company at Norristown, Pa, was arrested
Saturday on the charge Of embezzling
$500 belonging to his employer. Magis-
trate Harry held the defendant in $1,000
bail for hearing to-day.
Six per cent bonds for sale. The Burling
ton County Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany, Moorestown, N. j., offers for sale
SOS, 900 American Gas Co. seven year
convertible collateral trust gold bonds.
Price par and accrued interest, yielding
return Of 8 per cent. Particulars upon
application.
A bad wound from the teeth OF dog
was recently inflicted on the person OF
Charles Hooper. formerly of Mount Holly
who is employed on the Theodore B. Cas-
kill property at Birmingham. The an
imal had got caught In trap, and when
Charlie went to bis assistance, the dog
turned on him and bit him. The wound
was cauterized-
Mrs. William G. Binney, a member OF
one Of the oldest families in Burlington
died on Sunday at her home on East
Union street. Her husband and two daugh-
tiers survive. o ne is Mrs Earle, of Burling-
ton, and the other Is the Princess De
Camponilli, of Florence, Italy. The
latter recently visited her mother but is
now in Europe.
Leading sp orting life has caused 9
good bit of tro uble to Theodore Wells, OF
Tabernacle. W no is serving three months
in the county jail. His term will be up
ON February l., when he will be discharg ed
on the paymer It of fine of 5000 Wells Is
one Of the met convicted for the death o.
David Beebe, who was killed during i
drunken fight at Chsirville.
The Burlins ton County Funeral d.
rectors' Assoc iation held its annual meet
ing at Mount Holly, on Thursday. when
the following officers were elected: Pres
ident. Frank B. Keller, Bordentown; vice |
president, J. Stelwag, Riverside; secre-
tary and treasurer, A. B. Grobler, Penn
berton. The members present enjoyed q
bana,iet at the Washington House.
Theodore Carbon, who has been in Bor-
deutown for two and half years. was
arrested cn Sunday, charged with break
ing and entering the home OF Bernard
Clark. on Bank street. by forcing win
dow and stealing number of articles
which were found on him when arrested.
Mayor Gabel gave him hearing and he
was committed to the Burlington county
jail.
In last weeks NEWS was recorded the
death of Mrs. Doron, sister of Mrs. John
w. Bodine, of Camden. This week we
publish the death of another sister, Sarah
King, who died on Saturday evening
Miss King was well known to the people
of Mount Holly, having lived here for
number of years. removing to Camden
when Mr.. Bodine NJ ade that city his
home.
1t Is hardly likely thai Frank Lawrence.
of Lenola, will kill ano Their cat very soon.
as he is inclined to believe that such ala
act has brought him hard luck. In one
week he lost pocketbook containing
$40, then horse kicked him, breaking
one of the lgaments in his leg. The
same day COW died, and now the railway
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