The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-11-02
Sea Side Park Heights.

Boyce's.
Miss Ethel Garwood visited Miss Alma
Petit at Moorestown on Tuesday.
If you rent safe deposit box elsewhere
, at S., why not come to us and save 50
Farmers National Bank, Mount Holly"
John Speck and Miss Freda Rossell,
both of Riverside, were married in Phila-
delphia on Monday afternoon, October %.
Malcolm Bell, of New Egypt, expects
to return home from st. Francis Hospital,
Trenton, this week. He is recovering
from an operation for istula.
A class of boys in the Baptist Sunday
school will have fried chicken and
baked bean supper in the lecture room of
the church on Thursday evening, Novem.
Der IS.
Miss Anna D. Keller. graduate nurse,
left Mount Holly, last week, for Pittsfeld,
Mass, where she expects to take post
graduate course in Hillcrest Surgical
Hospital.
some boys set fire to the stable belong
to the Horace Cronk estate, back OF
Cherry street, yesterday afternoon, but it
was extinguished before much damage
had been done.
Stop and consider how much money
you can save this year by making deposits
ia the Mount Holly Safe Deposit & Trust
Company. Three per cent. interest is
~l1o,rod ~, Tf,,oa naooaifo
At Riverside, on Wednesday morning,
occurred the marriage of Emil Seller, of
that place. and Miss Josephine Madison,
of Delanco. The ceremony was per-
formed in st. Peters church by Rev. T, ].
Goth.
Raymond Bussom, of New Egypt
brakeman on the Union Transportation
railroad, while drilling cars at Lewistown
on Tuesday, was thrown violently by
refusal of the brakes to work and had
three ribs broken.
Lost Ladies' necklace and cameo pin
attached, on Saturday night, in the thea
tire or going from Saltzman's store on
Mill street to theatre or from theatre to
% White street. Return to % White
street. A reward
On Tuesday evening, November is, Rev.
A. F. A. Neudoerffer will lecture in the
Presbyterian Church on Martin Luther,
the German Reformer". 1t will be illus
trated and every one Is invited. A silver
offering at the door.
The annual meeting of the Peoples
Building and Loan Association will be
held at the office of Charles EVAN Merritt
on Thursday evening, November II.
Nine directors are to be elected and new
series of stock will be issued.
After closed season for ten years it
will be lawful to kill deer In this state
tomorrow. In some sections hunters
have pitched their tents in the hope of
getting fine buck, which is the only kind
that can be killed, and no dogs can be
| used.
William S. Rendell has sold all his in
terest In Mount Holly Shoe Company. in
order to give more attention to his Tren-
ton shoe factories, of which there are now
two. In the new factory at Trenton
he makes better grade of children's shoes
than at the other Trenton factory.
The following unclaimed mail remains
in the post Office for the week ending Oc-
tober 30: Queen Alice Smith gypsy tent. |
E. Brewer, Andy Eberle, Mrs. Greenwood,
Mrs. Martha Miles, Prof. E. W. Ness. |
Miss Mary Smith. Postals, G. W. Nc
Caslin, Miss Carrie Wise, Miss Wisner.
The Women's League extends an invi-
tation to an address by Miss Alice Jaynes,
secretary of the Consumers League of
New Jersey, on the subject: 'Child La
Dor, Sweating System" ETC., at the Court |
House, on Thursday evening, November |
4, at O'Clock. There will be no admis- |
sion and no collection.
Charles H. 'Estill, of Church street, re-
ports the following weather conditions for I
the month of October: Clear days, 2; clear
and cloudy, z; heavy fog In morning, but
otherwise clear, 2; heavy frost in morning, |
z; clear. cloudy and rain, s; frost, ice, clear
and cloudy, 2; clear, cloudy, rain with |
thunder and lightning, 2.
Many persons who were sleeping Sun
day afternoon had their maps disturbed
by an alarm of fire, given by some person |
after hearing the peculiar sound of bell
on drill engine, which has been more or
less misleading at times. Firemen soon
got ready to take the apparatus out. but
fortunately there was no occasion for this, |
as there was no fire.
Alexander Hewings, of Philadelphia, |
while at Burlington, on Sunday, attempt |
ed to commit suicide by jumping into the
Delaware river. He was rescued by Will
liam Jeffries, who has saved eleven persons
from drowning. Hewings was taken to the
Hope Fire CompanY's house and change
of clothing provided him. Later he chas
ed the fremen out into the street. DR..
Newcomb pronounced the man crazy. |
The stranger had been missing from home
since last Thursday. He was return
ed to Philadelphia in company of a
son and Claude Sell.
When In need of feeds for the dairy and
poultry do not forget that our line is COM
plete. We have ceraline, hominy, gluten, |
brewers grains. malt sprouts, Quaker
molasses grains, Victor corn and oat feed,
Schumacher bran, ground rye, corn meal
and sugarota dairy. feed that analyses
with the best and reasonable in price.
Our chicken feeds are all recleaned and
| free from dirt. The Schumacher scratch
ing grains and mash food are excellent for
making hens lay in winter. Have just
received fresh lot of buckwheat -four
which people say is excellent. Our own
make of mush meal is hard to beat, both
fine and granulated. We have a car of
choice cotton seed meal enroute. Better
get prices on same and save money, as it
will be higher. We grind everything exs
cept cob corn. We solicit share of your
patronage. Rogers & Boyd.
The celebration of Halloween in Mount
Holly on Saturday night was pretty or
derby affair when compared with former
years, and those who took part In the
open festivities are to be congratulated
on their department. Very little rowdy-
isr, nd dacfrucffon nf nrnnartu hos haon