The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-03-31

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spalding's base ball supplies at the low
est retail prices. L. 8. Boyce, stationer
% Garden street.
: William A. Lippincott has purchased
property at Masonville, from Emerso
! Middleton, for $500.
Come to our millinery opening, Frida,
and Saturday, April and A. l. H. Lip
pincott, No. 10 Mill street.
Rev. Alfred wagg, Presiding Elder o
Trenton district. will preach in the NJ. E
church next Sunday morning.
On April IS, the Junior Mechanics. o
Tabernacle, will have flag raising, to b
followed by an oyster supper.
A number of Ehe railroad section hand
in Mount Holly. who were laid off las
fall, were put to work last week.
Carrie, Rambo, of Bustleton, broke he
collar bone as the result of fall while
playing seesaw with companion.
The farm of the late Samuel W. Shinn
lhear Arney's Mount, has been leased tx
I Allen M. Fenimore, of Mount Holly.
An exhorter, who said he was minis
ter living at Coatesville, preached to ar
audience at the fountain Tuesday night.
After living with his sonin-law in Bur
lington for year, John B. Davis will
again operate his farm near Deacon'i
Station.
V. Claude Palmer has so far recovered
from his 8. lck of typhoid fever, that he
was able to dress and come down stairs,
on Friday.
Mary s. Harker is the executrix and
sole legatee of the estate of her father,
Thaddeus s. Woolston, deceased, OF
Mount Holly.
Harold Hornor, formerly of Mount Hol-
ly, has purchased the honey and beeswaz
business of his partner, William A. Sci
ser, to take effect on May 1.
On Thursday Sheriff Norcross sold the
Burrough farm in Westampton township,
belonging to Harry P. Cox and others, to
Leonard Stemmer for 1885.
Those wanting to arrange dates for
base ball games with the Continental Field
Club, of Mount Holly. should address
the manager, Herbert R. Smith.
There is an improvement in the condi-
ton Of Mrs. Maggie Smith, who had an
attack of heart disease while attending the
Methodist church on Wednesday evening
After being confined to his home en-
Madison avenue for several days by ILL
ness, Charles B. Vansant is again attend
ing to his duties at Beldin's Hotel, Bur-
lington.
Mrs. Theodore Risdon gave a luncheon
at the Burlington County Children's
Home to the directors of the institution,
last Monday. A number of invited guests
were present.
William H Hartman and John
Forsyth, of Pemberton, will engage in
the cranberry business. They have
formed co-partnership for a period of
ten years.
In order to recover on $1,000 promis-
sorry note given him several months ago
by William G. Farmer and Harry A. Car
man, of Burlington, suit has been insti-
tuted by Sheriff Norcross.
The many friends of Miss Bessie Mason,
of Mount Holly, and DR.. Gerhard Loci
ing, of Pensauken, whose wedding will
take place in the near future, rendered
them linen shower on Saturday evening
From Glover street to the Shinn farm,
a new sidewalk is to be laid along the
Ashhurst property on the Jacksonville
road, where a quantity of railroad ties
have been distributed for the foundation.
Cedar siding and shingles for sale. Also
Barred Rock eggs for setting. 81 for f1f-
teen, $3.50 for two settings, So per hun
dred. Call at No. 50 Church street and
examine stock. G. W. A. French, Mount
Holly.
William B. Ross has temporarily sue
ceeded his father, Samuel o. Ross, who is
i'll, as cashier of the Vincentown National
Bank, and Howard s. Stackhouse, of Ju-
liustown, has secured position there as
clerk.
Miss Lena Amanda Proud, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. Proud, living
near Moorestown, was quietly married
on Tuesday last to Isaac Pearson, by Rev.
Arthur D. Hilton, pastor of the Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Blake, of Smithville, was removed
to the Burlington County Hospital, on
Wednesday. She was at Wrightstown
helping her father, Joseph Harris, move,
and received injuries by falling from
a loaded wagon.
William Jacoby and Miss Mary Olive
Brown, of Delanco, were married in their
newly-furnished home, on Saturday even
ing. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. A. Matheson, pastor of the Pres
byteriaa Church.
The recent marriage is announced Of
Ernest Haines and Miss Sallie Rogers, of
Vincentown. The ceremony was per
formed by Justice Brown. When the
news became known friends gave the
bride and groom a serenade.
If you like to enjoy yourself go to
the social and entertainment to be given
in the Methodist church tonight under
the auspices of the Ushers' Union. An
enjoyable program has been prepared and
no admission fee will be charged.
Fifteen indignant women of Mason
vile have given notice to the authorities
that if they fail to restore lamp oppo-
site the old foundry, which was recently
removed, they will procure shovels, dig
up the lamp post and make the change
themselves. Absence of this lamp makes
the road so dark that lone women are
afraid to pass that point after nightfall.
Antique buyers were in evidence at 6
sale of the personal effects of Samue
Prout. deceased, on the Taunton road
near Marlton, on Tuesday. With the de
ceased at one time lived Martha Gould
an eccentric woman, and their life wa
not always pleasant sailing. On one oc
casion, during misunderstanding, Mar
tina and Samuel got into fuss and gun
} was brought into play They both KEEP
away from the business end of the wea
] pom, however, and before either was hur
! the gun was broken. In its original dam
aged condition, after being stored ava,
for thirty years, the gun was offered 70