The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-04-14
New Mount Holly views at Boyce's.

Lawrence Gillian, while playing ba
ball on Saturday, sprained his ankle qui
severely.
~ A Racine power boat. will hold Gig
persons, for sale by W. P. Comegys,
g Smithville.
Mount Holly Lodge of Elks will eel
Is brate its fifth anniversary on Thursd'
night. April %.
8 J. J. Fenstermacher sold two tracts
r land at Hainesport to s. Wilfred Conan
of Philadelphia.
Blooming plants, in variety, for caste
+ from Rosbach's greenhouses, at S.
Cline's hardware store.
: The next meeting of the w. G. T. [
will be held at the residence Of Mr.
Amanda Boyce. Garden street.
The ladies of Court Mckinley will hol
cake sale, in the Gaskill building, o
Saturday afternoon and evening.
At the Burlington County Hospital, o
Wednesday, Miss Brotherton, of Burling
ton, was operated on for appendicitis.
Clifford L. Durand, formerly of Noun
Holly, has announced his engagement t
Miss Mabel E. Golding, of Lawrenceville
A cake sale will be held in the offic
formerly occupied by Dr. c. E. Lord. o.
Washington street, on Saturday, at 2 P M
Alfred Hunt, Of Moorestown, and Mis-
Florence Evans, daughter of Amos Evans
living near Rancocas. were married a
Camden last Thursday.
Cross cut buns for Good Friday. Va
nilla, strawberry, chocolate and bisqu
ice creams and orange and cherry ices TO
Easter. Bowers bakery.
The Legislature of 1907 enacted Law
designating Good Friday public holiday
and the banks, public offices and public
schools will be closed on that day.
Adam Kollo, drawtender of the rail
road bridge at Hainesport, is recovering
from a recent operation to which he sub
mitted for the removal of gall stones.
On Sunday morning Rev. George M
Hughes will preach on Immortality" in
the Methodist church. In the evening
the choir will render the cantata Easter
Praise"
The marriage of Miss Laura Cecilia
Rightmire, of Riverside, and John E
Parker, of Burlington, will take place at
St. Peters Church, Riverside, on Mon
day, May 4.
THE Monarch of the East" beauti-
full lily owned by Miss Laura Reed, of
Chesterfield, standing four feet in height,
shoots forth from dry bulb without any
dirt or moisture whatever.
Having secured employment at Stoney
Harbor, where several houses are being
erected, Benjamin Gauntt has gone to
Cape May county, where he will be en-
gagged for several months.
The Burlington County Medical Society
met Wednesday afternoon at Beverly.
Despite the stormy weather quite a num-
Der of the members were present. After
the business meeting was over dinner
was served at the Maplewood
Lovers of sacred music should attend
St. Andrews Church this evening, when
the vested choir of the Church of the Incar
nation, of Philadelphia. of which Rev
Norman V. P. Lewis is rector, will render
the cantata, 1.-THE Crucifxion."
On the ground that he considers him
Sims has rendered his resignation as yes
tryman of st. Andrews Church. Action
on the same will be taken at the annual
meeting to be held next Monday.
The Burlington County Fair Association
have rented the office lately occupied by
Samuel w. Shinn, deceased. They have
sublet part of the office to Henry H
Savage, the lawyer. Miss Ida Braddock
is acting as stenographer for the Fair As
ISOLATION.
A dog at Burlington, which DR.. Frank
Wright, veterinarian, declared was suf
fering from hydrophobia, was ordered
killed, on Thursday. AS it had bitten
several CANNES. the authorities ordered
that all dogs in that city should wear
muzzles until all danger has passed.
At the Methodist Church, Beverly, on
Thursday evening. occurred the marriage
of Miss Alice McGirr Craythorn, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Biehn,
and Irving Theodore SickleY, of Spring
field. The ceremony was performed by
the pastor, Rev. Thomas ). j. Wright.
The wedding of G. Clarence Deacon
and Mrs. Maud V. Merritt will take place
in the Church of the Incarnation, Broad
and Jefferson streets, Philadelphia, to
morrow at twelve o'clock, Rev. Norman
Van Pelt Lewis officiating. The groom is
the Superintendent of the Burlington
County Insane Asylum. The bride is
resident of Buffalo. N Y.
The Metropolitan Band, of Burlington,
will give a concert in the Auditorium at
that place on Monday evening, April 81.
There will be fifty men in the band. The
soloists are Herbert L. Clarke, cornetist
of Sousa's band; Miss Edith Wood,
of Bristol, violinist; Prof. ]. L. P. Eek
man. Mount Holly, euphonium, and Har-
ry Wakefield, Trenton, xylophone.
Samuel A. Dobbins, ST., of Madison
avenue, died Sunday afternoon from hem
orrhage of the brain at the age of ga
years. He had been i'll for eight years,
and for nearly Forty years was promi-
nent farmer on the outskirts Of Mount
Holly. The deceased was a member of
Good Will Lodge, No. IA. Ancient Order
of United Workmen. The funeral will
be held to morrow afternoon.
Rud II. Krauss, sharpshooter of the
United States army, was accidentally kill
ed at Camp Camague, Cuba while ad-
iusting his rifle. He was later buried with
full military honors by Company G, Sew
enteenth Infantry, of which he was a
member. Sergeant Krauss was born and
reared at Riverside and spent nine years
in the service He held the third highest
running record in the army.
Harry johnson, of Bordentown, tel
egraph lineman in the employ of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, wasdis-
covered unconscious on the top of a
freight car late Wednesday night when a
train from Camden reached HightstowD.
1t is thought that while making his way
over the tops of the cars back to the ca,