The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-12-07

ceived fall while at work, was injure
internally and hurt one of his arms badly
Beautiful silver sets. gold filed watches
and chains, musical clocks, &C., give
free to patrons. Call and inquire for pal
ticulars, 118 Mill street. Mount Holly.
1t is said that a movement is on foot
buy the small houses occupied by ne
groes on East Main street, Stanwick, AM
develop that portion of Moorestown.
On his return from Maine A. 8. l
Doughty was summoned to PHILADELPHIA
to visit his sister, who, q few days before
had fallen in her home and broken her leg
The next regular quarterly meeting Q
the High School Alumni Association vii
be held in Room B, Buttonwood stree
school building, next Monday evening. q
745 o'clock.
Ross 8. McCown, who was recently op
Grated on at the Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia, for appendicitis. is recover
ing nicely. He came to Mount Holly To-
a visit last week.
The annual election of officers Of Ran
cocas Grange will take place on Wednes
day, December Is, at two o'clock P. M, II
the hall at Rancocas. All members ar
requested to be present.
Martin Bayersdorfer, having decided Il
retire from business in Mount Holly, Il
selling his entire stock of clothing, hat
and furnishing goods at cost. See hi
advertisement In another column.
Whatever your financial facilities ar
there is profit for you in our offer. ~
interest paid on saving accounts. ~ TO
one years rent for lock box. Farmers
National Bank, Mount Holly, N. ].
Rev. M. J. Hoffman. of Collingswood
will take charge of the Episcopal Churches
at Lumberton and Medford at the begin
ming of the new year, at which time thu
resignation of his present charge will
take effect.
Isaac Alloway, of Bordentown, has dis
posed of his PAGER Exall, by Haxall, t.
James Florey, of the Round Wood STOCK
Farm, Pennlyn, Pa, for $4,000. Exal
has mark Of 2.114, and is also credited
with mile In 2073.
Through her counsel. Blanchard b.
White, divorce has been granted to Ann
Elizabeth Parker from her husband, Geo
Il. Parker. of Mount Holly, on the ground
of desertion. He left her while they were
living at Beach Hagen and went west
The grand army hall at Beverly wal
broken into Thursday night by thieves
who stole four quarts of sauer kraut and
six hundred oysters. These and some
other edibles had been secured for
banquet that was given the following
evening.
The Cramer g. Rogers Grocery Com
pany, of Burlington, with an authorized
capital of $500. 900. has fled articles OF
incorporation in the County Clerks office.
Trolins Rogers is named as president
Clifford Rogers, treasurer, and Harry
Martin, of Riverside, secretary.
Ladelia Bird, who made her escape
from the Burlington County Insane Asy-
lum at New Lisbon over q month ago by
picking lock with a corset steel. has
been returned to the institution. Con-
stable Frank Apologize, of Bordentown,
found her with relatives at Crosswicks.
The Board of Freeholders will meet at
the Court House on Wednesday, Decem-
Der 20, the date being change from the
first Wednesday of the month. This
gathering of freehOlders will mark the
last session of the present board. and at
that time the business of the year will be
wound up.
For committing an assault and battery
on William 81. Bozarth, an old Pember-
ton soldier, William Bovine was arrested
and held for court. He was apprehended
by Constable William 81. Thompson, who
found the defendant with woman living
in a shack in the pines. She was also
held as witness.
Why not commence the year 1910 by
depositing a portion OF your earnings
regularly in the Burlington County Safe
Deposit and Trust Company, Moorestown,
N. J.f 800 opens an account. Three
per cent. interest paid, credited semian.
nually. In this way your interest money
Gf left with them) draws interest again
and again.
Lacking but two years Of the century
mark, enjoying good health aud never
known to have days illness, Mrs. Eliz
abeth Vansciver, of Beverly, on Wednes
day. observed her 9sth birthday anniver
sary in a quiet manner, receiving con
pratulations from many friends. She il
the last of family of fifteen. the most o.
whom lived to be very old.
A lecture of greatest interest will b.
delivered In the court house on Thursday
evening at o'clock by Edgar J. Banks
Phi. D., formerly Professor Of Turkish ant
Semitic languages In the University Of
Chicago. The subject Is ''The Long Los
Hittites," q people much mentioned In
the Bible, but whose history has been un
known until very recent years. Dom
miss it. Secure your ticket at Boyce's, o.
pay at the door.
The most gigantic scheme Of fraut
attempted In this section for long tim
in the hope of realizing some easy money
was tried last week by ]. Wilbu
Beggs, who claimed he was intending
to establish branch of the American
Pressed Steel Company, of Pittsburgh
at Burlington. While the fellow
secured few dollars from som
laborers who had been given work dig
ging In field to ascertain If quick SAM
was present, he failed to realize anythini
on draft for 5000 which he wanted tn
Mechanics National Bank to cash. o
November 81 Beggs was denounced as
fraud by local newspaper published 8
Columbia, Va. where he performed th
same trick, leaving behind him unpai
bills for livery, board, etc. The strange
was well posted on civil engineering, an
the blue prints and recommendations whic
he produced led unsuspecting victims
endorse the matter.
While Miss Jessie Kensey Goss. prom
inent society girl of Merchantville. wa
attempting to light the gas Wednesda