The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-10-19
Sea Side Park Heights.

II NOTmdQ w. hdlhCI uos JOAA%S oAA~ @e-->--
of local canoe owners.
: Everette Virgins, of Palmyra. and MISS
Ethel Platt. Of Masonville, are to be mar
ried tomorrow evening.
Concrete sidewalks are being laid In
front of the residences Of Prof. Lawrence
Elbertson and DIR. ]. Hume Carter on
Union street.
Mrs. Hannah Assay, wife of Freebooter
Thomas L. Assay, of Jacksonville has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jacob Prickitt; OF
Bispham street.
The remains of Elizabeth Atkinson of
Bordentown, who died at Philadelphia,
were Inferred in the Mansfield burying
grounds on Friday.
A new millinery store has been opened
In the Misses Evan property, No. % Main
street, where low prices, good quality and
latest styles prevail.
The Otto Gas Engine Works, Philadel-
phia, has perfected an automobile which
they will soon place on the market. 1t
will be made In three Sizes
The Burlington County Teachers Insti-
tute will be held in the opera house,
Mount Holly, ON Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, November %, 90. and "a.
We would suggest to our friends and
patrons, If they contemplate celebrating
Halloween, that they make an early Sc
lection while our very large assortment is
complete. L. s. Boyce, stationer.
ABREAST OF THE TnEs.-The Mount
Holly Safe Deposit and Trust Company is
well provided with every modern facility
for the transaction OF all banking business,
and invites accounts, subject to check.
A number of local enthusiasts have or
ganized the Ankokas Canoe Club. with
the following officers: President. Simon
Gillian; vice president, w. Fl. Mason. Sd,
secretary and treasurer, Eugene F. Haines.
Cards for the wedding of Miss Edith H.
Kingdom and Mr.. William M. Cooper have
been issued. The ceremony will take
place In St. Andrews church at alf-past
six on the evening of Wednesday, Noyem-
Der 3.
William B. Stevens, who managed the
hotel at Harvey Cedars, belonging to Will
liam J Thompson, of Gloucester city.
was fined $3.50 and costs In the Ocean
County Court yesterday, for selling liquor
on Sundays.
Miss Caroline Morgan Rogers, young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P.
Rogers, of Mount Holly, and John Floyd
Hunter, of Palmyra, are to be married
to morrow evening at the home of the
brides parents on Water street.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Harriet Lippincott,
daughter of Joseph LIppincott, of Arney's
Mount, to Amos Keeler Shreve son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Shreve, of Kinkora, at
the home of the bride on October 81.
The marriage of Miss Elsa Glenn,
daughter of former Councilman and Mrs.
Louis g. Kite, to Francis D. Perkins. of
New York city. son of A. T. Perkins. of
Beverly, will take place in the Beverly
Presbyterian Church next Monday even
ing.
Edward Worrell, the young man ar
rested at the Mount Holly Fair on the
charge of setting fire to the barn of Mrs.
Hewitt at Medford, and who was COM
mitted for further hearing last week,
was discharged from custody for lack of
evidence.
Some mischievous boys are hunting
trouble by setting adrift some of the
launches moored along Charles street and
permitting the boats to float down the
creek Several cases of this kind have
occurred recently. Such actions are liable
to result In considerable damage being
done, for which parents will be RESPONSE |
BILE.
Hilda Mcdaniel, seven-Year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonzo McDanieliof
Bordentown, died at St. Francis Hospital,
Trenton, Thursday, following an opera
ton for appendicitis, which was perform
ed two weeks ago. She was sister OF
Russell Mcdaniel, little fellow who was
accidentally shot with bullet from rifle
In the hands Of Samuel Archer, a boy IA
years old, several weeks ago.
A large and commodious building for the
convenience of his patronsis being built by
Edward Hack at his wharf on Mill street. |
This improvement was brought about by
the overcrowded condition of canoes ON |
storage in his other buildings. The de-
mands made on Mr. Hack by nou-residents
that he take charge of their boats necessi-
tated more space for this purpose, and the
immediate erection of new building be-
came necessary. Mr.. Hack expects to
have fifty canoes in his charge next spring, |
and lockers for the owners will be pro-
vided.
At the meeting of the Sunday School
Board of the Methodist church, held last
evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Superinten-
dent, A. r. W. Atwood; assistants, Mrs.
Rebecca Prickett, Philip s. Irons; secre-
tary, John h. Dobbins; treasurer. L. 8.
Boyce; chorister, John M. Huff; pianists.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson, Miss Grace
Prickett; librarian, John D. Mason; ways
and means committee. Mrs. Rebecca
Prickett, L. s. Boyce, Elizabeth Anderson,
Lawrence Bullock, Philip Irons and Ed
win Ogburn.
A Pythian altar, donated by Grand
Chancellor Henry A. Heinrich. of Pater-
son, after going the rounds of the upper
part of the state, will reach Mount Holly
on Friday evening, November 10, when
it will be presented to New Jersey Lodge,
No. l. Knights of Pythias. by Hope
Lodge, No 10. On the following We'd
nesday night the altar will be presented
to Medford Lodge, No. 108, and so on 1t
will travel through the lower end of the
state until it has become the temporary
property of all the different lodges. The
object of this round robin" Is to raise
funds toward the erection of Pythian
Home, the ground for which has been
donated by a member of the order. To
this end each lodge Is expected to make
cash donation at the presentation ceremo-
MES.
Harvey z. Partridge, of Camden, was
appointed temporary receiver for the
Standard Shoe Company of Mount Holly,
on Saturday. The appointment was made
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