The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-04-14
Easter post cards. Buy it at Boyce's.

Easter post cards. Buy IL at Doyce =.
,s A few settings of black Minorca egg
for sale at So Mill street.
!. The Mount Holly Field Club cleare
$1s.25 at its cake sale, on Saturday.
e An old pocket book. containing small
e amount of money, awaits an owner a
this Office.
it W. s. Gale is laying a concrete walk ii
# front of Samuel A. Borden's new home OF
Broad street.
J. Every horseman should see W. D. A.
Y the handsome stallion owned by Fred B
Shreve, of Mount Holly.
f Emmor Roberts, well known farmer
/, died last Tuesday at his home in Moores
town. He was n years of age.
William B. Pearson, of Mount Holly
has resigned his position as assistant fore
man in the railroad shops at Pavonia.
Joseph Britton and Harry Fenimore, Of
Mount Holly, have secured work al
Florence, and will remove there on Thurs
day.
An eight-room dwelling on Clifton
avenue; also. six rooms on Church street
Apply to ]. j. Fenstermacher, 104 High
street.
A stable on F. P Endicott's property at
Marlton caught fire last week, but was
saved by the prompt action of bucket
brigade.
Sabo Luprets has been committed to
the county Jail by Justice Peacock He
is charged with selling liquor at Florence
without license.
Constables along the White Horse pike,
in Camden county, say that automobiles
are obeying the law. Not an arrest has
been made in several months.
The Young Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union of Mount Holly will hold
meeting tonight at the home of Mrs
Samuel L. Tomlinson on Washington
street
Be sure to attend the big popular price
House next Saturday evening. A first
class program is announced by the man.
agement Admission 10. Is and % cents.
On Friday evening of this week, Rev.
Eli Clifford, of Merchantville, will deliver
an address in the Mount Holly M. K.
church, the occasion being the third an
niversary of the Brotherhood of st. Paul.
A gold rope chain and charm was lost
in Mount Holly last week. The charm
is gold dollar marked J. Fl. s. on one
side and NJ. 4. T. on the other side
Liberal reward if returned to A Union
street.
There will be fine musical program
at the Baptist Church next Sunday even
ing, consisting of solos, choruses and
anthems The regular choir will be con-
siderably augmented by voices from other
choirs.
A chicken with two perfectly formed
heads and having only one neck, was
Matched on the farm of Charles Lem
mon, near Westfeld, last week. The
freak was killed by the mother hen step
ping on it.
Chester township committee last night
added $500 to the reward of $500 already
offered for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the murderers OF
James Flynn, letter carrier, on April L.
Michael Flynn, the father, offered $500,
the A. O. H. 800 and Brotherhood of
America 300.
Theodore Cole, colored, of Burlington.
was committed to the county Jail, on Sat
urday, charged with mayhem. He is al
legged to have bitten Joseph Pollard, also
colored, on the thumb during fight, re-
sulting in blood poisoning. Cole says
that willie the fracas was on Pollard was
bitten by dog.
In the window of s. F. Sapp & Son, on
Garden street, this week, can be seen one
of the largest gray timber wolves ever
killed in America. 1t was shot by 81. N.
Pancoast, of Riverside, along the La
Platte river, Nebraska, in 1891. Samuel
Browne, taxidermist, performed the work
of mounting it.
Holly Bishop. of WOODLAND, employed
at the Hainesport power house, while on
his way home Saturday afternoon, met
his sen with a wagon. While attempting
to get in Bishop fell and was run over.
His head and hands were lacerated and he
received internal injuries. He was taken
to the Burlington County Hospital.
At st. Paul's Lutheran church, Haines-
port, Palm Sunday, ten adults were ad-
mitted to church emoership-three by
baptism and seven by confirmation. The
church was crowded. There will be two
Lenten services at the church on
Maundy Thursday at 7.3O p. m, in
English; and on Good Friday, at p. M,
in German. On Easter day the com
munion service at 0.30 A. M, will be in
German and the same service at P. NJ,
will be in English.
Frank Kelvey, owner of the Wilkins
farm. between Chambers corner and Ar
ney's Mount, suffered severe loss by fire
Friday afternoon. 1t is not known how
the blaze started as no one was home at
the time. The house and all its contents
was destroyed, causing a loss of about
80 900. There was $4,000 insurance on
the dwelling and $500 on the household !
goods, placed by ]. 81. Kelsey, of Penn
berton. Rain at the time prevented the
outbuildings from taking fire.
Another big vaudeville bill is announced
for Saturday evening, by the management
of the Mount Holly Opera House. There
will be an entire change of program and
the performers will be new to Mount |
Holly audiences. A full two-hour vaude-
vile entertainment in which every act is
first class at 10, 10 and % cents is an in
novation that the people appreciate, as
was indicated by the reception accorded
the show of Saturday evening last when
there was large audience present.
Henry S. Gaskill, of Merchantville, has
removed his family to Philadelphia, where
he has engaged in the printing business,
as member of the firm of MeGonegal d
Gaskill. Mr.. Gaskill is practical printer,
having been connected for number of
years with the American Baptist Publica
ton Society. He has been District Clerk
of the Board of Education of Pensauken
township for several terms. Mr.. Gaskill
is well known in Mount Holly, and his
fr;ar1o x,yioh him cucoeqq in hia new field