The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-12-14
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home in Burlington. threatened wit
pneumonia.
Ladies' coat sweaters. the kind that fit
81 IS, $500. So so and s.. l. Il. LippiI
colt, II Garden street.
Harry 8. Robbins, a well-known P. r
r. conductor, has been elected the hea
of the Camden Division of the Order o
Railway Conductors, No. ITO.
Rev. George T. Harris will speak mex
Friday evening at quarter Of eight o'clocl
at the session of the Epworth Leagu
Bible study class. Extra music. All ar
invited.
Prof. William G. Sullivan will speak a
the Epworth League service OF the M. Z
church on next Sunday evening at quartz
of seven o'clock. Special singing. AL
welcome.
Four letters remain unclaimed In thu
post office for the week ending December
10, as follows: Lawrence Brooke, Mrs
MolIie II. Harrison, Mrs Jos. Reed, r. A
O'Connell
On the fourth page Of this paper viii
be found an exceptionally liberal offer tc
old and new subscribers of The News
Read it, and see how to get free good
safety razor or pair of fine shears.
The next meeting of the Young Friends
Association will be held at the home Of
Budd Coles, on Tuesday evening, Deem
her 81. Mrs. Emma Fl. Conrow, of Moores
town, will give recital that evening.
The John A. Roebling Sons Co. is pre-
pairing to remove its wire cloth factory
from Trenton to the new town of Roeb-
ling. near Florence. Several hundred
hands are employed in this branch oil
their business.
If you have trouble with your eyes call
and have them examined by specialist
free of charge. Headache and neuralgia
quickly relieved. Stiles & Co., eye spe-
cialists, at Masonic Temple, Mount Holly,
on Wednesday, December 10.
Prof. Edgar j. Banks, of the University
of Chicago, will deliver the last lecture OF
this seasons course in the court house on
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock. The sub
1ect is 1.-THE Days of the Arabian Nights. "
This Is a great lecture; don't miss 1t
Tickets at Boyce's or at the court house.
Miss Mary Bareford. of Marlton, is suf-
fering from an accident In which she was
fortunate not to have any bones broken.
While coming down stairs, Wednesday
morning, she tripped oyer something and
fell head first all the way down. She was
considerably bruised.
AK. DuBell & Son will hold their last
big auction of 1909 at their sale centre. In
Columbus, on Wednesday, December %.
beginning at 10 O'Clock, sharp. rain or
shine, as they have plenty of cover They
will sell horses, cows, bulls, heifers, pigs,
pigeons, threshing outfit, corn, stalks, &c.
his will be an opportunity for bargains.
John EVAN, living near Ewanville. was
injured on one leg and the
side Of his body on Friday. While staud-
ing on a wagon tongue between two
horses, adjusting the harness, he slipped
and fell to the ground. Before he could
extricate himself he was injured by the
horses
A safe in the house affords doubtful pro-
lection. 1t is rather guide-post to the
up-to-date burglar. Absolute protection
for your papers and jewelry costs but ~
and up per year-if you rent a safe deposit
box in the fire and burglsr-proof vault of
the Mount Holly Safe Deposit and Trust
Company.
Christmas handkerchiefs. This Is the
store to get some beauties. Mems all
linen initial and hemstitched, 12s and 25c,
also nice one for SC. Women's swiss
embroidered 12ac 25c and SOC; cambria
1910 each. Linen initial 10
and Csc. Children's white and colored
borders and initial SC each. We can show
you the largest variety in handkerchiefs.
l. Il. Lippincott, ii Garden street.
Miss Eliza McHenry was removed to
the Burlington County Hospital, on
Thursday. She lived alone In rooms above
John r. Howell's insurance office. As
she was known to be Of peculiar dispo-
sition the fact that she had not been seen
for two or three days led to the idea that
something might be wrong. So 1t was de-
to effect entrance to the house.
This was done and the woman was found
in very uncomfortable and distressing
situation. Two cousins were in town, and
they were called in. They advised the
removal of the woman to the hospital.
She was accordingly taken to that institu-
ton. There was not any fire in her house
although there was plenty OF fuel. The
woman had on scant attire and 1t was
impossible to find any clothing, although
after she had been taken away search
revealed plenty of clothing and material
not made up Miss McHenry's mother
died several years ago and from that date
her mind seemed to become deranged,
growing worse as the years increased. 1t
is hoped that with proper care and nour-
ishment which she will receive at the
hospital she will soon recover her health
and strength.
The Burlington County Board OF Tax
alton paid visit. on Friday, to three
townships where there were complaints
and examined properties in dispute, The
Board then considered all the cases that
had been presented and rendered deci-
sions. The appeals numbered as follows;
Bass River, 8; Beverly city, .; Beverly
township, Q; Burlington city, s; Burling-
ton township, /; Chester. 2; Cinnaminson,
2; Delran, 2; Lumberton, 2; Medford, /;
North Hanover, 2; Northampton. 9; Pal
myra, 5; Riverside, 10; Shamong, Q;
Southampton, /; Springfield, 8; Wood
land, total, SO. There were II town
ships where no appeals were presented.
This does not represent the cases
brought before the Board, but it IL
the number in which the appellants
filed the requisite papers to have them
considered. Many came with grievances,
but when it came to putting the claims
on paper as the law requires, they de-
clined. OF the above cases IA were dis
missed as being without any basis for re-
duction In assessment, IS were errors Of
the assessors, leaving "a to be decided
I'D thoea annaala with one execution