The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-10-26
Sea Side Park Heights.

q Steps have been taken to incorpora
t the Burlington County Farmers Exchanl
with capital of s125, 900.
j. Theodore F. Gibbs, one of the Prohib
!. ton candidates for Assembly, is DANCE
ously i'll with catarrh of the stomach.
Charles Gilbert, who was has held Il
' Office of constable in Mount Laurel tow
ship for several years, died yesterda
morning, after an illness of few weeks.
Miss Elsa Glenn, daughter of form'
Councilman and Mrs. Louis S. Kite, {
Beverly, was married to Francis Drinkt
Perkins, OF New York, in the Presbyteria
church yesterday.
, Harry Reynolds and Earl McCloskey
while playing football, at Beverly. yestel
day, fell together and sustained paint
injuries. Reynolds leg was fractured an
McCloskey's head cut.
The Baptist ladies will have pie an
cake sale in M. q. KeeIer's Office, No. 10
Main street, on Saturday, the 9th of Nc
vember, from until P. NJ. There wi
also be homemade candies for sale.
An interesting article on the Whit
Slave Trade appears In AcC7Hre's Maya
zine for November, the French and Italia
portions of which are contributed b.
Frank L. Garbarino, of Mount Holly.
Protect your deeds, wills. mortgages
bonds or other valuables by renting SAT
deposit box in our new fire and burgla
proof vault. So per year secures one
The Farmers National Bank, Mount Hol
ly, N. J.
Otis Read, the Y. Nj. C. A. secretary o
Burlington County, will speak next Sun
day evening at the Epworth League ser
vice of the M. E. church, at 6.45 p. m
Special singing by male quartette. Al
are welcome.
| A full stock of Edison monographs
and records, both standard and Amber0l
for sale at Rosenfeld's, Mill street. Thes'
are of the latest issued. In addition WI
have the finest stock of household goods
ever seen in the town.
Oscar Crammer, son of Oliver Cram
mer. of Manahawkin, lost his life a
Elizabeth, on Saturday, while trying tt
save friend from death. The uufortu
nate man tripped on his shoe string, and
falling directly in front of moving train,
was instantly killed.
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Andrews Church is arranging for mus
icsle to be given In the parish house on
Tuesday evening, November 9th. The
proceeds will 20 to the church improve
ment fund. The programme will be rem
dered by well known local talent.
John Thompson, sentenced to the coun-
committed at Chesterfield last April. was
released on Friday. when he was at once
taken into custody by the Marshal of
Hightstown. on four charges of robbery
at that place. He Is also wanted In Mon
mouth county.
Henry Worrell, as deputy for the Sheriff,
went to Harrisburg, yesterday, with re-
QUESTION for the transfer from Philadel-
phia to Mount Holly of Clara Reagan
This woman was before the court very
short time since charged with serious
crime with William 81. Lamb, of Penn
berton. On m aking certain agreements,
Judge Horner suspended sentence on the
two and turned them oyer to the parole
officer, and before the sun had set the
next day the two had committed the same
offence. They were arrested and it looks
as If the state prison was before them.
From bank in Trenton Detective Par
ker has secured the sum of $125. The
money has been turned over to its owner,
John Vessel. who is employed on the
farm of Ezra Scattergood, near Colum-
bus. Some time ago this money was
stolen by Joseph Zozk, roommate. from
q trunk in which Vessel kept his cash.
Later Zozk took s., 030 more, all the saw
ings his friend had accumulated in fifteen
years. He hid the proceeds of the second
theft In a musk rat hole, and when &C.
cused of the robbery Zozk revealed It's
hiding place. Fortunately all the money
has been recovered, and having pleaded
guilty before Judge Horner. the prisoner
is awaiting sentence.
Returning Sunday evening from Asbury
Park, an automobile owned and driven by
Joseph Wetherill. of Burlington, was
wrecked near Bordentown when the wheels
skidded as the car was passing another
William Cline. who. with
William Adds and Charles Fireng. was
a passenger in the car, was pinned In the
bottom when the machine toppled over as
it struck tree. Chimes companions
thought he was killed, when they finally
extracted him by demOlishiug part of
the car, but he was revived and brought
home on a trolley car. He Is suffering
from serious bruises and cuts about the
head and face aud has a sprained shoulder.
Other members of the party escaped.
"Give me back my health, and I'll give
my fortune to help the sick, sobbed John
]. Regan, who is dying with consumption
in Philadelphia hospital, when inform
ed by former fellow workman at the
Florence Iron Works that $4,000 awaited
him In Virginia. Regan's father, Martin
s. Regain. Civil War veteran, was killed
by train at Hampton Roads on August
/ and left an estate amounting to $12, 900,
to be equally divided between his two
sons, Samuel and John. Samuel was
easily located In Philadelphia, and has
been instituting search for John, who
was supposed to have gone to Florence
about August 1. Regan, who went to
Florence several months ago, was en-
ployed in the blacksmith shop, and had to
give up work on account of his health.
The Mount Holly Water Company will
hold special meeting soon to take action
on increasing Its capital stock and to issue
bonds for further improving its plant, for
the benefit of the stockholders and also
for the consumers. 1t is intended to ex-
tend water mains and to install power that
will enable the company to furnish water
at lower rates than now prevail and to re-
sumo payment of dividends on Its stock,
the latter having been discontinued since
the filter was installed. The decision to
extend and enlarge mains is good one,
and the people should show their appre-
citation by connecting with them and
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