The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-12
Mt. Holly souvenir post cards. The
,rar, hest Il s Rnvcp atatinner

lawyer
Rebecca Nippins, aged 70 years, an oil
resident of Chesterfield, died Thursda,
from paralysis.
Prosecutor Samuel A. Atkinson, o
Mount Holly, has been elected counsel o
Evesham township
J. J. Fenstermacher has sold the farm
owned by Henry Barry, at Evansville, t.
]. BraYerman, of Philadelphia.
At future basket ball games in Mount
Holly there will be no reserved seats sold
and ladies will be admitted free.
A store and dwelling for sale. Bargain
to immediate purchaser. Apply to j. j.
Feustermacher. 104 Main street.
Charles E. Rogers, of the Mount Holly
grist mill, will pay % cents for No.
muskrat skins, and % cents for seconds
Walter Gilman Page, of Boston. and
Miss Lillian Biddle, of Riverton, were
married on Wednesday afternoon by
Friends ceremony.
From outside appearances it is flag
day" at Krupnick's, but in reality it is
advertising a sale IN order to prepare
for charging the store.
Position as housekeeper wanted by a
middle aged widow. First class
reference given. Adults. Address house
keeper. News Office, Mount Holly.
Several building lots with meadows
back of them, located on Brown street,
Mount Holly, are offered for sale Apply
to Frank L. Sherman, 118 Gardentreet .
Members of Marlton Grange have
arranged for a big time this afternoon.
After the new, officers are installed their
annual oyster supper will be given.
Benz. F. Stidfole, for many years in
The employ of George D. Worrell. has
started for himself in the plumbing bust
ness, at his home on Mill street. All calls
responded to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Gaskill. of Phil
adelphia, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Ellamina Logan. and Allan w.
Redfeld, of Gloucester City. The cere-
mony took place in Philadelphia on April
10, 1908.
Joseph. son Of Joseph Wills, Sr., living
on farm near Rancocas, was struck by
falling tree, on Friday. His injuries con-
sist of a severe cash on the top of his
head, and the flesh was peeled off the
back of one hand.
Kelsey & Bowker have dissolved part
nership. A copartnership has been form
ed by Jonathan Ii. Kelsey and Herbert S.
Killie for the transaction of general real
estate and insurance business with offices
II the Gaskill building. Mr.. Bowker will
continue In the same business, with loca-
ion at his home on Mount Holly avenue.
The people along the line of the railroad
rom Mannahawken to Barnegat City are
pleased at the report that William ].
Thompson and Isaac A. Lee, who are
argelv interested in real estate along the
inc of the road, will take charge of the
abroad and operate it. Since the road
vas abandoned the residents along the
inc have been seriously Inconvenience.
Extensive preparations are being made
or the medal contest, which is to be given
n one of the churches the first week in
February. In connection with this a very
pleasing drill will be rendered by num-
yer of Mount Holly's young people. A
liver offering will be lifted at the door.
All are cordially invited to attend and en-.
courage the workers. Proceeds will be
aiken to help along the local "Y."
Miss Ella Estilow, of Burlington, while
coming from school Thursday afternoon
lad the misfortune to slip and fall, and In |
O doing badly sprained her ankle. The
ccident occurred on East Broad street, in |
ront of Forces oyster house, and it was
bought at first that Miss Estilow's injury |
vas much more serious than 1t was She |
vas taken to her home in a carriage and |
n examination 1t was found no benes were
roken, but the ankle was very badly |
prained.
The Lutheran League, of Hainesport.
will give three illustrated lectures at the |
all in that place, which should prove of /
.reat interest and benefit to the public. |
hey are as follows: January 81, Ameri-
an History; January %, four points of |
interest in America-Wa shington, Maya
a Falls, Yellowstone Park and Yosemite
Talley; February IL, Canada. These lee
ures will begin at s P M. Admittance,
dults 25 and children 10 cents. The lee
urer will be the Rev. A. F. A. Neudoerf-
er.
At the meeting of the Farmers Club,
t Mount Laurel, last week, the following |
irectors were elected: President, Ezra E.
)arnell secretary, William ii. Zelley;l
reasrrer, Uriah Borton; Edmund Darnell
oshua Hollingshead, Robert T. Evans,
lark 81. Buzby. B. M. Haines, Alfred
)arnell. After the routine of business
be Capitalization of public schools was
iscussed and was generally favored.
robert T. Evans was named as the repre-
to the meeting of the State
'oard of Agriculture.
The deadlock in the Ocean county
,oard of Freeholders was broken last
Veek by the reelection of Director Otis,
Vho managed to get sufficient number
f Republican votes to land him in the |
residing officers chair. He was COM
,elled, however, to make some conces-
ions, and he agreed that the county should
'e bonded for the purpose of improving
he roads. AS that was the main question |
t issue the opponents to Judge Otis do
lot feel that they were badly defeated.
By the sad death of the mother of the
room, invitations to the wedding of Miss
Dorothy May Holland, daughter of Will
lam Holland, Superintendent of the
Beverly Water Works, and Archer Will
Jams, of Philadelphia, have been recalled |
md the marriage will be strictly private. |
The death of Mrs. Williams occurred on
friday. The wedding of Miss Holland and
dr. Williams, which is to take place on |
January %, was to have been one of the |
ocial events of the season, and over two
hundred and fifty invitations had been |
ent out.
Appearing before Vice-Chancellor Lean |
ng, in Camden, yesterday, William Early,
counsel for Mrs Frances Ripperger Shinn,
# Riverton, whose husband is suing her
or divorce, said: 1--WE believe to answer
he affidavits presented by Mr.. Simpson on
,ehalf of Mr.. Shinn, explicitly and clearly
before the final hearing would be unwise.
Eventually, on final hearing. we will
Voluntarily go into the merits of the af1-
lavits to your HonOr's complete sat1sfac-
ion Rather than answer these aftidavits
low we prefer to withdraw our applica-
ion for alimony."
st. Paul's Lutheran church, Hainesport.
1t its annual meeting held recently, re-
elected its various officers, who had been
7ery energetic in past years. The mem
)ers listened to a very favorable report OF
the treasurer-the best in the history of
he congregation. Among other items OF
business there is one which may be of in
;erest to the community. The congre-
cation introduced another English service.
Thus the order of service is as follows:
On the first and third Sundays of each
month, English; all others are German.
No regular evening services will be held.
Burglars were at work in. Mount Holly
this morning. The first place visited was
the residence of George Stead, at the cor
ner of Bispham aud Budd streets. As
near as Mr. Stead can tell the time was
near 2 o'clock. He was awakened by bis
dog making a noise and Mr.. Stead went
down to let the animal out when he found
that a window had been broken and some
one had been in the house. The appear
ance of the dog apparently hurried the in
Io~ IF ha ao0arfQfnQd