The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-09-21

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at three o'clock.
( August IS, near Long Island, Kansas
!, occurred the marriage Of 81. M. Holiday,
of that place, and Miss s. E. Crammer, Of
Cookstown.
I The report comes from Lumberton that
Leslie Clayberger, of that place, is to be
married to Miss Butterworth. of Vincen.
town, some time this fall.
Pocahontas Tribe, No. 1s. 1. o. R. NJ,
will give an oyster supper in the Red
Mems hall, on Mill street, on Friday and
Saturday evenings, October % and 3d.
At Burlington on Saturday afternoon
occurred the burial of Miss Jane Altman.
The deceased was member of the Board
of Managers of the Burlington County
Hospital.
The Caleb s. Southland farm of 121
acres in Mansfield township, owned by
Jesse Wells. of Mount Holly. has been
sold to Mrs. Annie Epstein, of New York
city. for $500.
Former Governor Glenn, of North Caro-
lima, will deliver a lecture in the Opera
House, Mount Holly, on Thursday
evening, under the auspices Of the Local
Option League.
The brick works on the creek near Ran
cocas, including about sixty acres of land,
owned by Mrs. Rebecca McInnes, of Nor
ristown, Pa, has been sold to Alvah L.
Colver. of Trenton, for s., 200.
There will be game of base ball on
the High street ground, Mount Holly. on
Thursday afternoon, between Camden
Elks and Mount Holly Elks. Proceeds go
to the Burlington County Hospital.
Two dwelling houses on Riemer street.
are to be sold on Friday afternoon, Octo-
Der l, at two o'clock, by the Mount Holly
Safe Deposit and Trust Company, execu-
tor of the estate of John ]. Riemer,
deceased.
After suffering from extreme pain in
his arm for several days, Elmer A. She
meley, of Pemberton. on consulting a
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broken. How it happened Mr.. Shemeley
Is unable to tell.
Jennie NJ. Wikof, administrative of the
estate of James NJ. Bean, deceased, will
sell live stock, implements. crops, etc., at
the late residence OF Rachel E. Bean, de-
ceased, at New Egypt, on Saturday, Octo-
her Q at one o'clock n m
Notice has been given by Francis j.
Smith, of Beverly, that he will apply for
admission to the bar at the November
term of the Supreme court. The young
man was former student in the law office
of George Nj. Hillman at Mount Holly.
The only suit that was to come up for
trial on appeal, on Thursday, was settled
before court opened. 1t was an action
brought by Mrs. Mary G. Price. of Phila-
delphia, against Thomas r. Maris, of
Riverton, for board bill amounting to
$3.50. The case was settled by the pay
ment Of 800 to V. Claude Palmer, coun-
sci for the plaintiff.
Frank Reed, a twelye-year-old boy,
accidentally fell on circular saw at Tan
tum's sawmill yards at Bordentown, on
Saturday, Just after the mill had closed
down at the noon hour. His left arm
struck the saw, cutting cash above the
elbow. 1t was necessary for a physician
to take several stitches In the wound.
Had the saw been In operation he would
no doubt have lost his arm.
The Mount Holly W. G. T. U. held its
annual meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Amanda Boyce, on Tuesday, and elected
officers for the ensuing year. Those
chosen were: Mrs. Henry l. Budd, presi-
dent; Mrs. F. jacket, recording secretary;
Miss Phoebe Smalley, corresponding secre
tary; Mrs. William Eddy, treasurer; Mrs.
Amanda Boyce was elected delegate to the
county convention which will be held in
Palmyra tomorrow.
In the annual budget to be made up this
evening at meeting of the township COM
mittee, will be included an appropriation
sufficient to continue the Improvements to
the west end of Union street. The side
walks on that thoroughfare, between
Cherry and Buttonwood streets, have all
been brought to the new grade Most
of the property owners have laid concrete
walks. making the improvements very
noticeable. The township committee may
also improve Buttonwood street from Gar
den to Pearl street.
William s. Tyee, an officer of the State
Board of Health, was arrested at Atlantic
City on Saturday and held under bail for
appearance before the Grand Jury, charg-
ed with committing an assault on George
Garwood, proprietor ofthe San Jose Hotel,
and who is also proprietor of the Exchange
Hotel, at Burlington. 1t is stated that the
difficulty arose over the health officer con-
fiscating two pounds of butter, at Mr..
Garwood's hotel, claiming that it was
oleomargerine, which Mr.. Garwood de-
MED, and in the alteration that ensued
the assault was committed.
Frank Earl, of Pemberton, died sudden
ly on Friday afternoon. He went to his
cranberry bog in the morning and while
there was seized with an attack of acute
indigestion. He went to his home but did
not rally to the remedies administered and
died In short time. Mr.. Earl was the
son of Frank Earl, the civil engineer and
surveyor who was killed by the cars at
Pine street crossing, Mount Holly. some
years ago. The father had wonderful
store of knowledge concerning the titles
and marks of property 10 this county. At
his death the son became the possessor of
the papers and books left by his father and
he, likewise, was very familiar with many
valuable points. He continued the bust
ness of surveying which was conducted
by his father and his death will be great
loss to the entire community.
Wednesday night, the Young Mems
| Chris tian Association of Florence, gave a
farewell reception in honor of the retiring
County Secretary, Ross s. McCown, at
Library Hall. The program consisted of
vocal solos by Messrs. Albrecht and Grit
fifth, musical solos by Messrs. McCune and
Spencer, and several selections by 1.-THE Y.
M. G. A. orchestra. Addresses were given
by Rev. Mr.. Conover and Messrs. Mcneil,
! Camp and Otis B. Read, the new County