The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-10-20
A housekeeper is wanted. Apply at
400 Gordau atroaf

H A housekeeper is wanted. Apply 8
423 Garden street.
James Estilow, formerly Of Noun
Holly, died In Camden this morning.
i A very pleasant front room, secon
story, for rent. Apply at AZ Garden street.
Richard Lamb Is now in possession o
his newly purchased Mitchell automobile
Mrs. Susanna NJ Ziegenfuss. of Beverly
died on Friday while undergoing al
operation.
For sale.-A pump. pump box. waite
trough and small building, all In goo'
condition. Call at 116 Union street.
Rev. R. q. Baker preached an excellen
sermon on Sunday morning from the text
1T is expedisnt for you that go away.
William johnson, aged 0 years. son o
Frank johnson, of Bordentown, broke hi
left wrist while playing football on Sat
urday
A cake and candy sale will be held a
the corner of Bispham and Washington
streets. at 2 80 Saturday afternoon. Pro
ceeds for charity.
II you have any cranberries to SELL
please phone or write to @. B. Wallace
Pemberton. N. j., P. o. box "A. Farm
ers Telephone 18A.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Rosenfeld, of But
tonwood street, entertained about forty
guests, on Sunday, In honor Of the fifth
anniversary of their son, Abraham.
The regular monthly business meeting
of the Epworth League will be held on
Friday evening, in the M. E. church. All
members are requested to be present.
Several tracts of land, situate In Mans
field township, will be sold by Walter A..
Barrows, special master, at Lambs hotel,
Mount Holly. on Thursday. October 20.
While wagon was being driven through
the annex to the Mount Holly cemetery,
on Thursday, the vehicle ran over nest
of hares, killing four of the young ones.
Frank L. Butterworth died at Trenton
on Saturday. He was SON of the late
Mordecai s. Butterworth. His funeral
will take place at the cemetery this after
noon at $50.
A s. bill was lost yesterday either on
Mount Holly avenue or on Mill street be-
tween the avenue and Buttonwood street.
The finder will be rewarded by returning
1t to THE News Office.
A farm of 112 acres, on the road from
Jacksonville to Three Tuns, belonging to
the estate of Samuel A. Lippincott, de-
ceased, will be sold on the premises, on
Wednesday, October 4, by the executor,
the Mount Holly Safe Deposit and Trust
Company.
Every voter should make it his bust
ness to see that his name Is properly
placed on the registry lists which have
been conspicuously posted. The Board OF
Registry and Election will sit on Tues
day, October 81, when an opportunity
will be given to make any changes and
names may be added to the list. This
will be the last opportunity and the mat
ter should receive attention.
At the state convention of the W. G.
+. u, held in Atlantic City. Mrs. Isa-
bella 81. Demarest, state corresponding
secretary, reported great gains in every
department of work. The report showed
here are S,718 white ribboners in New
Jersey, $50 of them being Us; 1898 boys
and girls pledged to total abstinence.
Public meetings held in one year 800, adj
dressed by 485 speakers.
Irving Smith, aged 10 years, son of
Christopher Smith, of Burlington, was
.un over by John d. Johnson's auto
mobile this morning and almost instantly
Killed. The boy was stealing arideoR the
.ear of wagon going into Burlington.
When the automobile, going in the same
direction, was near the wagon, the boy
Jumped of. and was struck by the machine.
The accident occurred near the gas house.
Burlington. Mr.. johnson and his driver
we're In the automobile. Coroner Bisbing
will hold an inquest The unfortunate
10Y was brother of the lad drowned at
It Bristol short time ago.