The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-11-30
prv ~o,,r Christmas gifts at Boyce's, i.

/ I. 81. Lippincotts.
Samuel Greenwald has sold his bee
: saloon on High street to Patrick Dola
} and will apply to the court for transfe
of the license.
> A bird dog belonging TO R. 2. Swor'
! was run over by trolley car on Washing
ton street this morning, injuring 1t 81
badly that it had to be killed.
Harry L. Knight, of Medford, County
Clerk-elect, is buying up large quantities
of laurel, holly and other Christmas green
for shipment to the western markets.
The next illustrated lecture In tn
Lutheran church, at Hainesport. Will d.
given on Sunday evening. at ITO. TIT
subject will be 1.-THE Life of Moses"
Thomas Edward Morris and Miss Rutf
Naomi Nutter, both of Burlington, were
married there at the Baptist parsonage on
Wednesday evening by Rev. 7. M. East
wood.
Children's merino shirts and pants. a
great bargain. Size 10, 10, 20 q 10 cents
each: 90. "a a 10 cents; 90, % @ IL
cents. II Garden street. 1. d. Lippin'
colt.
Edward Wills, who has, for a number
of years, been junior warden OF 81 An
drew's church, has resigned, owing to MS
removal from town. His successor will
be elected In January.
Rev. Norman v. P. Lewis will deliver
the address at the Elks' memorial service
at the opera house next Sunday evening.
Vocal music will be rendered by the
Temple quartette. of Philadelphia.
Raymond W. sprow and Miss Anna D.
Weldie were quietly married at the home
of the groom on Wednesday evening last.
only members of the immediate families
being present. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. George T. Harris.
The finder Of dollar bill. which was
lost on Saturday evening between Bowen's
store and the corner of Mount Holly ave-
nue. and Garden street, is requested to re-
turn 1t to THH News office, as 1t repre-
sents the weeks wages of small boy.
Appointment by Judge Horner OF an
excise commissioner for Burlington city,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
the late Councilman W. l. Irwin, will
probably be made this week. Among
those doomed for the position are Mayor
@. TAYLOR Rue, Councilman /. Snowden
Haines, Captain E. B. Stone, Joseph r.
Cheesman and Theodore F. Ellis, Jr.
DIR. James s. Hickey, an instructor in
Hahnemann Medical College, of Phil
adelphia, delivered an interesting address
last Sunday evening In St. Andrews
Church at a special service of the Week
of Prayer. Last evening the address was
delivered by Rev. ]. Sanders Reed, d. D..
of Philadelphia. Daily evening services
will be held this week to which all are
cordially invited.
At the home of the bride on Mount Holly
avenue, Wednesday evening, Miss Maud
Bertha Dennis was united In marriage to
William Henlay Stockton. Of Beverly.
The ceremony was performed at O'Clock
beneath large white wedding bell by
Rev. George T. Harris. The bride wore
gown of white and carried pink and
white flowers. She was attended by Miss
Georgia Stockton. The best man was
Howard Perkins, of Beverly.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather
Of last Wednesday evening, large audi
ence gathered to hear the very interesting
lecture of Prof. Edgar ]. Banks. of the
University of Chicago, on Egypt" The
new stereopticon showed the illustrative
views to great advantage. Persia" will
be the subject of his lecture on Thursday
evening this week in the Court House at
8 o'clock. At Boyce's or at the Court
House tickets should be secured.
| To see q man under the influence of
liquor is bad enough but 1t is hard sight
to witness, as was done yesterday, a
woman at least 60 years of age. so drunk
that she had to be carried into the office
of justice of the peace. But still another
sight as pitiable as this, was seen last
week, when mere boy staggered up the
street under the influence of liquor that
had been sold to him. There are circum-
stances In this case that make 1t partic-
ularly aggravating and the man who sold
this lad liquor should have his license
| taken from him at once.
A sequel to the decision IN the Worth
Dubell case, in Burlington, Is the absence
of Worth from that city, supposedly in
tentionally. Much of the merchandise In
his store has been removed. The Court
of Errors and Appeals recently rendered 9
decision against Worth in the puschase Of
some property of the late Firman Dubell
According to the law in such case made
and provided it was necessary to allow ter
days to elapse before any action could b
taken against Worth for the recovery o
about g., 700 due for rentals on the prop
erty which the court declared Worth did
. not own. The latter has not been AROUND
, lately, and while his family is still II
Burlington there are some who think b.
has left for good.
After hearing argument yesterday on
: rule to show cause why Mrs. Stella Wal'
should not be allowed alimony and
counsel fee, pending the final hearing of
} petition filed for maintenance against he
husband, William Valid, Vice Chancello
, Leaning refused to allow any alimony
! He made an order. however, in which b
allowed a counsel fee of $40. Both partie
? are residents of Delanco. Mrs. Valid i
3 her petition alleges that she was marie
to Valid on May 20, 1908. at Riverton, b
: the Rev. Charles Candle, of the Presby
D terrain church. As result of the mai
r rage one child, William Wald, was Dor
on October 81, 1904 Mrs. Wald allege
e that while she and her child had insult
t Gent food her husband had squads. due
e and other delicacies.
= There are so many requests for sea-
e for the coming presentation b
: Charles Frohman of Henry Bernstein
J, great play THE Thief" which will al
l. pear at the Burlington Auditorium o
}. Monday evening, December 6, that tt
o management has decided to not only ope
Is the advance sale much earlier than
n usually the case, but to make seat reserv
d ton In response to mail orders. All sue