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

will hold meeting at Medford on Tues
day, October 81.
The Moorestown Republican club has
thrown to the breeze across Main street
large campaign banner.
Theodore Budd has sold to Elwood X.
: johnson one-fourth of 90 acre tract of
land In Pemberton township.
AS the result of recent accidents Joseph
t Powell and Clinton Stackhouse, both of
Medford, are each suffering with broken
arm.
/ Miss Mary Samson, stenographer for
ex-Prosecutor Budd, slipped in Burling-
ton, on Thursday evening. and sprained
her ankle.
Having somewhat recovered his health
Fred Camp, of New Egypt. has returned
to Colorado. where he is employed as post
Office inspector.
John w. Archer spent last week in New
York city attending session of the Car
rage Manufacturers Association. He was
accompanied by his wife.
Charles Giberson, of Medford, was COM
mitted to the county Jail, last week, on
charges of wife desertion and selling a
photograph which did not belong to him.
Have you seen the eleven new colored
souvenir post cards of Mount Holly at
Boyce's, % Garden street, They are the
finest views In town. Don't miss seeing
them.
| Amputation may become necessary in
the case of Samuel Hunt, a colored boy,
who had his right heel mashed by catch
ing 1t in an elevator at the Riverside
metal works.
| There was dance at Rancocas Park, on
Thursday night. under the direction of
Mrs. George Clothier, assisted by Ellis II.
Parker. About $25 was cleared for the
Children's Home.
Martin Bayersdorfer and wife celebrated,
on Sunday, the tenth anniversary of their
wedding, by having party and banquet
in Philadelphia. Only members of the
families were present
The first oyster supper of the season
at Indian Mills will be held in the base
ment of the Methodist Church next Sat
urday evening. Refreshments in abund-
ance will be served.
Elmer Anderson, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Anderson, of Burlington, was
found dead in bed Friday morning by his
father, as the result of hemorrhages oc-
curing during the night
Because of the recurrence of blood
poisoning, which has been giving him
trouble for some time, c. B. Tustin, of
Tabernacle, has been obliged to return to
Philadelphia hospital for treatment.
Articles ofincorporation have been filed
In the County Clerks Office by the Electric |
Metals Company, of Bordentown. The |
authorized capital is 100000 John 81.
Hutchinson will represent the concern in
this state.
John Powell, a young lad, living at
Stanwick, Is being treated In Philadel- |
phia hospital for injuries which he sus
tanned while playing foot ball. William
EOWtll, al GlQCI UkObuCA1 WIN oooAobc LILO |
mother in supporting the family, is suf-
fering from the effects Of running a rusty !
nail In his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph ]. Huttinger, of |
Philadelphia, last week announced themar
rage of their daughter, Helen Elizabeth,
and Mr.. Andrew Greene, which took place |
on October 8. Only the Immediate rela- |
tives of the bride and groom witnessed |
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Greene are
well known in Mount Holly, where they
have many friends.
At Medford, on Friday afternoon, Oc- |
tober 16, at o'clock, there will be food |
sale under the management of Mrs. FL. P.
horn and Mrs. l. W. Stokes, which will |
be held at the latter's home. Cakes pies, |
bread and candy will be for sale and there
will be prize table for children. The
proceeds will be donated to the Burling
ton County Hospital.
Mrs. Evan Jasper, of Edgewater Park,
was placed in an asylum, on Wednesday, |
having become deranged through shock
attending the arrest of her son on charge
of theft The young man, Edgar Jasper,
was arraigned about three weeks ago and |
accused of stealing valuable jewels from
the residence of Mrs. Wayland Cuthbert,
where he was employed as a waiter.
After two weeks In the Burlington |
County Hospital during which time his
wounds were reduced and his wrath mag
nified, George Gregalomus went back to
Burlington, on Thursday, and swore out
complaint for assault and mayhem
against Charles Tomashumas. The case
grows out OF fight among Polacks, in
which Gregalomus had an eye knocked
out
A programme of great variety will
be seen at the Mount Holly Thea
tire, on Thursday of this week, when Clark
Gibbs famous Ljlliputian Minstrels will
be seen. The show consists of minstrel
first part elegantly costumed. full of good
comedy and excellent singing, followed
by an olio of vaudeville specialties brim
full of vim and dash comprising Dutch,
Irish, Chinese, Hebrew, Negro and eccen-
| trio character work, which affords a wide
range for fun making and is well handled
by the little performers.
There was sorrow among the young
portion of Prosecutor Atkinson's family
on Saturday, when Rex, the beloved canine
of the family, was. buried. Rex met with
a sudden death. Thomas Atkinson, the
Prosecutors IA Year-old-son. was practic-
i ing with a revolver, and through some
mistake loaded cartridge got among
the blanks. The pistol happened to be
pointed toward the dog and the bullet
entered his body. While 1t was hard to
lose the dog it was fortunate that the
bullet did not strike some human being.
At ST. Wilfred's P. E church. Camden,
on Wednesday evening, occurred the mar
rage of Miss Mabelle Anna Crawford.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John Crawford,
of Camden, and Samuel Alexander Mac
Mutt, of Philadelphia. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Roland Ring
wait. rector of the church. A reception
followed at the home of the brides
parents, after which the happy couple
left on an extended wedding tour. Guests
were present from many sections of the
country, among them being several per-
sons from Mount Holly.
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