The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-05-26
LOCAL NEWS.
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G6btli OtluOuc WCaO ~ 1855 -~-~s
Wednesday. to visit relatives.
Wire and cut worms are said to be doinl
much damage to growing corn.
Harker's Grove, at New Egypt, VIII
open for the season on Memorial day.
The Lamb property on Union street
now occupied by DR.. ]. Hume Carter.
John II. Stanton is Ill with paralysis
He was stricken while working In his 10
on Monroe street.
Plants for the flower and vegetable
garden In all desirable varieties, at Ros
bachs, Pemberton.
Mrs. Charles LaTour, Of Grant street
was Ill with jaundice, last week. She II
considerably better now.
Martha Green Pratt has purchased
house on West Washington street from
Frank b. Stevens for $3.50.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Dorothy May Holland. of Beverly. to j.
Archer Williams, of Tioga. Pa.
Seven charter members have been Sc
cured for lodge of Junior Mechanics,
that is to be organized at New Lisbon.
Walter T. Stewart has purchased the
Pease property, on Brainard street. The
sale was made through A. A. Anderson.
The property of Robert Love. on the
Lumberton and Hainesport road, has been
sold TO Edward A. Blood. of Philadelphia,
The Meade Fife and Drum Corps. Of
Florence, will furnish music at the Memo
rial day exercises to be held at Vincen-
town.
The interest In properties on Brsinard
and Garden Streets belonging to James
L. Jamison, has been sold to his two
sisters.
Joseph Kline, well known evangelist,
has been engaged to conduct a ten days
tent service at Bridgeboro, beginning on
June 8.
A harvest home will probably be held
at New Egypt on July 4, under the
auspices Of the Village Improvement AS
sociation.
His employment with the G. A. Sims
Company has taken William F Sharp to
Rowleysburg. Va, where he is now
stationed.
A lot of ground on Filbert street, Mount
Holly, belonging to George W. White OF
Annapolis, Md, has been sold to Anna M.
Lewis for $3.50.
William s. Austin has purchased
property ON Madison avenue, belonging to
the heirs of William F. Lippincott. Con
sideration, $17O0.
Receiving a severe injury to his head by
falling on the sidewalk, Robert Ward, OF
Beverly, was admitted to the Burlington
County Hospital last week.
John Borell, of Magnolia. and Miss
Annie Ross, of New Lisbon, were married
Mt the home of the brides sister, In Penn
berton, on Wednesday, May IS.
Mount Holly souvenir post cards In
colors. 81 views, 2 for cts. 20 cts.
dozen. For sale here and at Jones
Pharmacy. L. s. Boyce. stationer.
Competitive examinations for free
scholarships in Rutgers College, New
Brunswick, will be held in the Court
House, Mount Holly, on Saturday morn
ing, June Q.
Until the property is sold the executors
of the James estate will operate the An
derson canning factory on Water street
The usual pack of tomatoes will be put
up this season.
The mad dog that bit young Jacob
Rossell about week ago, also bit dog
belonging to Charles Elbertson. The rabid
animal belonged to "Tippy" Tomlinson,
of Broad street.
Having decided to retire from the bust
ness at the first opportunity, Edward A.
Merriam has sold his squad ranch proper
ty. on Ridgway street, to Hettie b. Hol-
lingshead, of Pemberton.
While attempting to walk wire clothes
line at New Egypt, the staple gave way
and John Singleton was thrown to the
ground with terrific force. It required
seven stitches to close cash In his head
John Reid Ulmer and Miss Alice Lip
pincott are to be married at Moorestown
tomorrow evening. The time set for
this wedding was March 81, but owing to
the severe illness of the bride elect 1t had
to be postponed.
A pleasant affair, planned by their two
sons, was surprise party given last week
to Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider, Of Delanco, In
celebration of their silver wedding ami
yersary, which was attended by about one
hundred guests from all sections.
Victor r. Grover, of Red Lion. was
admitted to the Burlington County Hospi-
tai. last week. suffering with fractures of
the chin and nose. The boy, aged about
10 wears, was kicked in the face by a
horse owned by his father. both feet strik-
ing him.
There is some satisfaction In knowing
that the mad dog which ran amuck In
Mount Holly three weeks ago made Its
way to Red Lion, where 1t was shot by
Orlando B. Moore, whose dog was bitten,
and also a horse belonging to Geo.
+. Poinsett.
Jonn Giles, of Fairmont. West Virginia,
who is wanted in that city for assault and
battery with intent to kill, was arrested at
Moorestown, by Chief Conway and Officer
Painter, charged with stealing diamond
ring and s. from Miss Anna Laverty, at
whose home he boarded.
A Reciprocity" basket picnic will be
given at Rancocas Park. on May %. under
the auspices Of Colony No. is, National
Society of New England Women. The
Burlington County D. A. R.. Women's
League of Mount Holly and Rivertor
Porch Club have been invited.
The following inventories of persona
nroperty have been filed In the Surrogate
office: Estate of John 8. Rogers. deceased
of Moorestown, 500, 26o11; estate o.
Marie Louise Binney, deceased, Of Bur
lington. 1904, S43 IS; estate of P. Franz
Bennett, deceased, of Burlington, $7l5. 90
On Wednesday evening. in the AGA
DENY Of Music, Philadelphia, was held thu
commencement exercises Of the Women
Medical College Miss Edith Earle Eayre
of Lumberton, was one of the graduates
She will enter upon her duties in July a
inferno in the Women's Hospital, 90
street and North College avenue.
The funeral of the late Edward B. Dea