The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-10-13
LOCAL NEWS.

In about q week Frank Wright, O
Garden street, will remove to Philadel
phia.
Man and wife want situation on farm
Call at Jerry Deacon farm on Noun
Holly pike.
The store property and residence of T
Walter Borton. ON High street, has beef
newly painted.
Edward H. Gibbs, of Prickitt's Phar
macy, has entered the Philadelphia Col
lege of Pharmscy.
Chairs, tables and books are solicited by
the boys of the Y M. C. A. Harold BOVINE
will attend to calls of this nature.
An interesting lecture on "Tennyson,
was delivered in the Methodist Church
Friday night. by Rev. George M. Hughes
Miss May Lippincott, who has beer
clerkiDg at the Bussom store, on High
street, is now teaching school at Red
Lion.
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union will hold meeting this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Morris H. Keller. on
High street
Six acres of land, near Turkeytown, be-
longing to Charles b. Shinn, of Mount
Holly, have been sold to II. Colby Budd,
of Pemberton.
Amos E. Kaighn, of Moorestown, has
sold the property on High street, Mount
Holly, to George R. Haines, In which the
latter conducts hardware store.
1t was Mrs. Frank Randall who pur-
chased tract of land on Branch street
from the heirs of David Reeves, and not
Miss Sara Randall, of Broad street.
The Y. w. G. T. q. will hold their
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
Charles Engle, Garden street, Tuesday
evening, October ID, at 7.45. Reports Of
: conventions will be given.
A dance will be conducted In Mechanics
hall, Lumberton, next Saturday evening,
by Mrs. George Ried, Mrs. Edward Ried
and Miss Annie Mendenhall, for the
benefit of the public school library.
The Standard Shoe Company. on Water
street, has so far recovered from the effects
of its recent fire, that the force of cutters
has been put to work. Repairs to the
building have almost been completed.
William Thomson, who has been In a
Philadelphia hospital for the past month
undergoing an operation and treatment
for appendicitis. has recovered sufficient
ly to be able to return to his home at
Moorestown.
The Teachers Institute for Burlington
County will be held In the opera house. on
Thursday and Friday of next week. Oc-
tober % and %, beginning at 10 o'clock,
Thursday. and at 9 o'clock, Friday. There
will not be any evening sessions.
Following are the unclaimed letters
that remain In the post Office for the week
ending October 10: W. A. Bush, Ira
Brown, Mrs. George Derr, John H. Davis,
Miss Maud Gaskill. Samuel King, Mr..
Krouse, Cash Murphy, William A. Stoves,
Mrs. ]. G. Temple, Miss Rena Thorn, John
williams, Mrs. Vekusky, Thomas 81.
Zells, General Delivery post office; postals,
William Bierlein, George Parker.
The next visit of Stiles & Co. eye
specialist. to Mount Holly, will be Wed.
nesday, October 81, when representative
will be at the Masonic Temple and ex-
anime your eyes free of charge If you
suffer from headache, neuralgia or other
pains in the head, correctly fitted eye
glasses or spectacles may remove the
trouble. Stiles s. Co.. will frankly give.
you an opinion on the subject.
Among the interested spectators at the
Mount Holly Fair was the mother of
Robert s. Gaskill. Her son took her to
the grounds in his automobile, and gave
her fine view of the exhibition. She
visited the first fair when it was held in
the Court House yard, and she was
perfectly competent to compare not only
the difference between the two affairs, but
also to note the difference In the manner
of transportation to the grounds.
Lieutenant Emile Victor Cutrer, q. 8.
A., who is stationed In Santiago, Cuba,
and Miss Mary Hill Fithian, were mar
ried at Moorestown ON Wednesday after
noon at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Fithian, by Rev. Syl-
vester Beach, of Princeton, former col
lege chum OF the groom. The nuptials
took on the character of military we'd
ding The groom wore his full dress uni
form, and the couple were married be-
meath the folds of large American flag.
Lieutenant Cutrer cut the wedding cake
with his sword.
Through a member of the Halloween
committee it was reported at the meeting
Wednesday night that the Roebling fire
department would be in line in the parade
to be held at Burlington on November 2,
with band And then there is some
thing else that Roebling is preparing to
bring down that will make hit. A club
is to be organized at Beverly, where funds
will be collected and floats made ready
for the occasion. With the night of the
parade less than a month away the inter-
est begins to take on more tangible
form, and enthusiasm begins to show In
five dollar bills.
There is every reason why there should
be a large attendance at the fair and
festival to be held this week by the Union
Fire Company, 1t being the desire OF that
organization to add to its equipment
chemical engine. 1t is quite probable
that TO accomplish this purpose the tax
PAYERS will assist by voting an appropria-
tion of 81, 200 at the November election
In this event the company will endeavor
to raise the balance of the sum necessary.
The fair will be held on Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday evenings, and members
of the company are working hard to make
the event success.
Republican club was organized al
Beverly on Wednesday evening. The
name, Beverly Republican club, wal
adopted and the following officers elected
President, Frank Jones; vice presidents
Thomas Holland and Capt. W. E. Har
vey; secretary, Walter 8: Fenimore
treasurer, F. j. Lauinger. A committee O
four was appointed to look after the fnan
cisl interest of the club. The club ha
rented the hall over E. M. Vsnsciver'
store ON Broad street, and will meet Their
each Wednesday evening. After the bust
ness meeting was oyer, William W. VOL
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