The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-09-08
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After his long journey across the ocean
Louis Garbarino and family have arrived
safely at Genoa, Italy.
Wilbur Hagerthy and Miss Laura Ethe
Wells, both of Retreat, were married on
Sunday evening, August 30.
A postponed harvest home will be held
: at Jacobstown to-day for the benefit of the
. Baptist Church at that place.
On Tuesday Herbert s. Kille and wife
left for Boston with the intention of max
ing the entire journey by trolley.
william 6chnable, of Lansdowne, Pa,
and Miss Helen Westlake, of Riverside,
are to be married on Wednesday. Septem-
Der 49,
For sale.-A high grade lady's bicycle,
with pneumatic saddle, with or without
skirt guard, In fine condition. Apply at
40 Union street.
Walter Davis, of Philadelphia, and Miss
Mary E. Stevenson, of Beverly, were mar
ried at the latter place, on Wednesday,
by Rev. William T. 6nead.
T. Lacey Atkins returned to Mount Hol-
ly on Thursday after spending the sum-
mer at Asbury Park with his automobile,
which he used for passenger service.
Thomas Talleksen, of Smithville, who
recently had his right arm cut off by an
engine in the railroad yard at Camden,
was visitor In Mount Holly last week.
/ The winter campaign of the Epworth
League will open on Thursday evening In
the Methodist Church with grand rally
and roll call. ALI members are requested
to be present.
1t was ascertained by physicians, on
Sunday, that the illness of Mrs. William
G.. Morgan, on Bispham street, Is the re-
suit of a cancer on the liver. Her con-
dition is serious.
The first autumn meeting of the Wo-
mems Home Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church will be held at Ran
cocas Park on Thursday afternoon, Sep
TENDER, 10, at $50 o'clock.
| Announcement Is made of the marriage
of William A. Atkinson, of Mount Holly,
and Ida NJ. Spirbeck, of Lumberton. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Thomas
i. Hammond. at Burlington, on July g.
An automobile party, at which cake
and ice cream will be sold, will be held in
the Court House, this evening, for the
benefit OF the organ fund Of the Baptist
Church. If it rains the event will be held
on Thursday evening.
Tuesday, September g. will be chill
dren's day at the Mount Holly Fair. All
children under twelve years of age will be
admitted free and the management hope
to see large number of children on the
grounds on that date.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Pearla M. Robertson, of Mount Holly, and
John G. Bridegum, of Bordentown, for
merly Of Hainesport. The event took
place in Camden Oh June "a, the oficiat-
| ing clergyman being Rev. w. H. Fish
burn.
At a celebration of the 82d birthday of
John Croshaw, few days ago, this we'll
known farmer, who lives on the Smith
Vile road, received 120 post cards. They
came from all parts of the United States.
At his ripe age Mr.. Croshaw is hale and
hearty, and is found working In the field
every day in the week.
For being drunk and disorderly 6atur
day night, Charles Lott, Of West Wash
ington street, was arrested after some diff |
ficulty by Constable Myers. After doing |
some damage In the Office of Justice R. J. |
B. Slack, the latter imposed a sentence of
twenty days in the county jail, which was
later changed to fine of 50 and costs.
1t is understood that an agreement has
been reached whereby the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will settle with Ed
ward Hulse for the death of his wife and
daughter, who were killed In grade
crossing accident near Mount Holly some
time ago. To this end letters of admin
istration In their estates have been taken /
out by Mr.. Hulse.
Some of the early risers. one morning |
last week, witnessed an unusual sight |
About o'clock they saw Samuel P. Cline, |
a member Of the township committee, re-
moving dirt from several of the street
crossings in his ward. This is measure
that has always been advocated by Mr. |
Cline. Being unable to get the other |
members OF the committee to act with him
i A. :, =. o++a. ha rxor On tho ioh ond claon |
ed several of the. crossings himself.
A novel entertainment In the shape of q
block party will be given by the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist Church. on
Mill street, next Saturday evening, on
which occasion that thoroughfare will be
Illuminated An automobile will be In
waiting at the house of WINS johnson 60
take whoever wishes to have ride, ten
cents the round trip. On Philip Irons
porch Ice cream and cake will be sold; on
Clayton Estelow's, a market; on Joseph
Huff's, a cake and bread sale; at David
Sooy's house hot supper will be served
for 81 cents, and at Mrs. Flenard's there
will be a museum. All are invited.
From evidence given at trial Thursday
evening the city officials of Beverly were
surprised to learn that several Italian
speakeasies are being conducted In that
city. Giovanni Pentima was elected from
the house of his brother, Denato, because
he owed $24 board bill. The latter kept
his brothers trunk. Giovanni swore out
warrant for its recovery. At the trial
Giovanni acknowledged he owed 81 for
board. but said the other was for booze.
Squire Jones examined the man and was
told that Sunday business in the house
was prosperous and there were large
number of patrons, both Americans and
foreigners. The offender was fined $50.
and warned against a repetition. The city
officials are Investigating other similar
accusations.
Had 1t been man different story
might have been recorded, but the bravery
displayed by Mrs. John Stokley, of But
tonwood street, Is quite remarkable.
Hearing some one climbing on the kitchen
roof at late hour. Mrs. Stokley fred two
shots through screen In the bed room
window, and the intruder fell as If pierced
by bullet from the revolver. With the
weapon In hand the woman watched the
PROSTATE form until o'clock a. M, when
her husband, who works at Bowers bak
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