The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-26

terday morning from typhoid fever.
Restore Lippincott has for rent one o
the best grocery stands in Mount Holly.
Remember the fair and festival of Lum
berton Fire Company on February 4, 8
and 8.
William B. Wills. of Mount Holly, ha
been elected director Of the Philadel
phia Supply Company.
County Collector Powell continues tt
improve In health and his physician say
he hopes to have him out soon.
The property, No. go Brainard street
with all convenience. is for sale. Appl,
to Louis Garbarino, "a High street.
Robbers were not successful in theI
attempt to rob the home of Harry Garon
on High street. Wednesday night.
Mrs. s. T. Brown desires to extent
thanks to all persons who in any way as
sisted her during her recent bereavement
Rev. Walter G. G.. Veit, pastor Of thu
Zion Lutheran church, at Riverside, hal
accepted call from Zion Lutheran
church, at Easton. Pc.
Charles 8. Brown, of st. Louis, former
ly of Mount Holly, has been elected pres
ident of the Broadway Savings Bank ant
Trust Company, Of that city.
1t is said that because of the number Of
orders being received, the Lumbertor
Shoe Company will install cutting ma
chine to keep up with the work.
While on his way to dance at Jobs
town, Tuesday night, Maurice Murphy, 8
farmer, living near Bordentown, fell on
the Icy ground and cut bad cash in his
forehead.
Following are the unclaimed letter and
postal list that remain in the post office
for the week ending January 2Sd: Mrs
Green; postals, Mrs. Horner, Miss Ada
Hinchman.
The second illustrated lecture in the
course being given by the Luther League,
of Hainesport, will be delivered on Thurs
day evening, by Rev. j. II. Durham, on
American History"
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will lease the Vincen-
town branch to the Union Transportation
Company, operators of the Pemberton and
Hightstown railroad.
Artillias A. Anderson, real estate dealer,
of Mount Holly, has sold tract Of 1856
acres at Four Mile, near New Lisbon, to
Harry o. Haines, who will cut of the
timber as soon as possible.
Bear in mind that tomorrow will be
the annual donation day of the Burling-
ton County Children's Home. This is a
worthy institution and should be well re-
membered by those generously inclined.
Wanted, a sober, industrious man to
work and manage a small farm near
Pemberton. Single man preferred.
Liberal wages paid. Address, by letter
only, "W," care of The News. Mount
Holly.
Do not forget the medal contest at the
M. e. church on Thursday evening Of
next week. There will be Rotations and
special music with other interesting
numbers. A silver offering will be taken
at the door.
Harry P. Lewis, a popular Pennsyl-
vania railroad conductor, who has been
living on Madison avenue, Mount Holly,
has purchased residence on State street,
below Fourth, Camden, and will soon
remove to that city.
At the next meeting of the Young
Friends Association, to be held in the
meeting house, corner of High and Gar
den streets, on February A. Henry w.
Wilbur, of Swarthmore, Pa, will give an
address on Lincoln's life and labors.
A shepherd dog, aged about six months,
strayed from the home Of his master. He
Ia brown, with white throat and breast.
Answers to the name of ''Collie." Any
one finding him is requested to return
him to No. 40 Washington street.
An entertainment is to be given in the
Methodist Church at Pointville on Friday
evening, February 8. Among those to
take part will be Miss Anna M. Cloud, an
of Philadelphia, and Miss
Elsie Brusher, soprano singer, of Nor
ristown.
Game Warden Howard Mathis, Consta-
BILE Throckmorton and Township Commit
Charles @. Morton placed 100 black
bass, ranging from four to twelve inches.
100 catfish and some yellow perch near
Durand's cove and at other points on the
upper creek Wednesday afternoon.
Valentines and valentine post cards.
Our assortment is large, beautiful. en-
tirely new, and in design and workman
ship, superior to all previous displays in
this town. An examination will sub
stantiate our statement. Our prices are
based on the principles of honesty and
justice. L. s. Boyce, Stationer, %
Garden street.
The Dobbins Memorial chapel in st.
Andrews burying ground, has been
beautified by the addition of new doors
made from quartered oak. Ezekias w.
Eshsm. while attending to the work at
the chapel, discovered swarm of bees in
the loft. He smoked them out, and then
got over 200 pounds of honey. This he
has for sale at his home on Mill street.
The pupils of Mrs. Clothier's dancing
academy will present Carnival of Opera,
on the evenings of February 4 and s. In
Mount Holly opera house. The enter
tainment will consist of fancy dances.
featured songs and other interesting num-
bers. The proceeds are to be devoted to
the fund for the visiting nurse. Tickets
will be on sale by the pupils of the aca-
DENY, members of the Woman's League
and at Aliens drug store, on Friday morn
ing. General admission, % cents; reserv-
ed seats, 80.
There are only twenty-one tramps con-
fined in the county jail. This is owing to
the fact that 1t is no longer haven Of
rest for them. The adoption of new rules
by Sheriff Worrell to be applied to this
class of boarders is causing them to seek
quarters In other counties. Usually al
this season of the year 1t was no trouble
to find rs or a hundred tramps confined IL
the jail. These men are not supplied witt
the same food given to court prisoners,