The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-03-31
LOCAL NEWS.
Buy it at Boyce's.

claSeQ an auLOmODuC.
Pipes.are on the ground for sewer ths
ia to be laid on East Mill street.
After three years of farm life, JOSEF
Echart has taken up his residence l
Mount Holly.
Every horseman should see w. u. A.
the handsome stallion owned by Fred
Shreve, of Mount Holly.
Florists throughout the county are try
ing to rent quarters in Mount Holly TO
the sale of Easter flowers.
The boys division of the Mount Holl'
Y. NJ. c. A. entertained visitors iron
Moorestown on Friday evening.
Mrs. Walter Davis, of Madison avenue
has rented house at Lumberton, t.
which place she will soon remove.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Harry P Evans and Miss May Bodine
both of Mount Holly. on Saturday
March 81.
New colored views of Mount Holly ar
now on sale here and at nesIPharmacy
for cents. IS cents DOZEN L. s. Boyce
stationer.
Because of the death of Samuel W
Shinn, Walter ], Din has been appointed
trustee in bankruptcy of the Standard
Hicks Hammock Company.
Samuel j. Taylor. of Monroe street, il
now ready to make awnings, lay carpet
cover furniture, etc. A telephone cal
will bring him to your house.
During the present week Joseph G.
Dudley, who has resided in Mount Holly
for a number of years, will move to hii
farm on the Jacksonville road.
At the Baptist church, on Sunday after
noon, the Sunday school scholars listened
to an address on Temperance, delivered
by John Rogers, of Camden, formerly OF
Mount Holly.
Real estate agents, who have failed to
make known their object, have made
efforts to purchase several farms on the
stone road between EwanviIle and
Birmingham.
A visitor in Mount Holly, last week,
was Alexander s. Brown, of Omaha, Ne
braska, after an absence of eleven years,
In short time he will engage in business
in New York city.
Burning brush was responsible for the
barn in the rear of Coles Hotel at Moores-
town, taking fire on Thursday morning.
Considerable difficulty was experienced
in extinguishing the flames.
In conformity with notice already
given by William D. Marion. application
will be made at the next term of court for
q transfer to himself of the saloon license
of the late Edward r. Smith, which BUSH
ness Mr. Marion recently purchased.
The township committee, on Tuesday
evening, decided to place an arc lamp on
Union street, on the pole in front of Mrs.
Folwell's barn. This improvement will
be benefit to any drivers who might
get stuck in the quagmire at that point.
The combined musical clubs of Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania will give an enter
tainment in the Mount Holly Opera House
on Tuesday evening, April %. After the
concert the performers will be given
leap year dance by number Of young
ladies of the town.
Detective Ellis, H. Parker, Assessor
Walter T. Stewart, exCounty Clerk W,
Roland Warrick, and William Stillwell,
letter carrier, spent last week cunning
along Barnegat Bay As each man tells
different story about the trip, we are
waiting for joint affidavit before giving
the facts.
The $50 P. M. trolley from Mount
Holly, on Friday, made the trip to Bur
hngton in just two hours, lack OF power
causing the car to creep along at frequent
intervals. Mount Holly passengers who
were waiting for the 1910 return car, got
started at II 30, reaching the county seat
after midnight.
The unclaimed letters that remain in
the post Office for the week ending March
28, are John G. Beehtel, William Deland,
Harry Druese, Miss Tauval Stokley Frake,
DR.. z. Hand, Mrs. Florence Mitchell, Mrs.
L. Schlesinger, Mrs. NJ. Sooy; postals;
Joseph T. Collins, Miss Mary Gibbons,
Miss Edna Shupp.
Although he is reported to be slowly
improving, the condition of B. Frank
of Moorac+oxup hos hpan critioal
since March H. During that time he has
been unconscious except for short inter-
walls, when he recognized his wife. Rogers
fell down the steps in his barn and in
iured the back of his head.
Senator Samuel K. Robbins and wife,
of Moorestown, were guests of the Nor
ris Guards, the crack military organiza-
ton of Atlantic City, on Saturday night,
when the company celebrated its twenty
fifth anniversary. A speech was made by
the Senator Mr.. Robbins was member
of the committee that assisted at the enter
tainment of Baron Takahira and Hon.
William Fl. Taft at Trenton, on Tuesday
Bear in mind that the next visit OF
Stiles & Co., eye specialists, to Mount
Holly, will be on Wednesday, April 8,
when representative will be at the Ma
sonic Temple and examine your eyes free
of charge. If you suffer from headache,
neuralgia or other pains in the head
correctly fitted Eyeglasses or spectacle'
may remove the trouble. Stiles & Co
will frankly give you an opinion on the
subject.
An active fireman living at Burlington
who happened to be in Mount H0Sss OF
Thursday, was spectator at the Church
street, fire, which he said could have beer
handled!successfully with large chemica
engine like the one owned by the Endeav
or Fire Company, which would prompt.
extinguish the blaze, leaving no damage b.
water. This visitor gives the Noun
Holly fire department much praise for it
work on that occasion.
BENJAMIN Sutphin, who has been hav
ing trouble with his eyes, is able to G
around the streets, although the sight c
one eye is very much impaired. He hope
to recover his sight, however, although
may require time. Mr.. Sutphin feels yer
much gratifed at the sympathy an
friendly expires sions that have been e1
tended him while under treatment for b
eyes. He said it made him feel good
know he had SO many friends and he ca
hardly express his thanks to those VIII