The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-03-30
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Riverside.
Easter post cards and booklets. Quar-
tity large; quality the very best. L. {
Boyce, stationer.
From brick house on WOODLAND, WI
liam II. K. Tribute has extracted 10
pounds of honey.
For limited time you can get watc
free at Bayersdorfer's. See his advertise
ment In another column.
Miss Irene Borden Parker, of Beverly
and Charles Howell Coffin, Of Chicago
are to married In St. Stephens church
on Monday evening, April 10.
The plan may be adopted of establish
ing an automobile line for the benefit o
the large number of people travelling be
tween Mount Holly and Smithville.
Mrs. Frederick Kumpf, of Vincentown
has been seriously Ill with the grip. Sh'
is the mother of Mrs. ]. Hume Carter, o
Mount Holly.
Spending few days at Egg Island, OF
Barnegat Bay, Philip Karg came hom'
last week with six fine geese which h
distributed among friends.
The annual meeting of Good Inten
Fire Company will be held next Tuesday
evening, when the election Of officers will
take place, and other business will b.
attended to.
G. Howard Taylor announces his readi
ness to give prompt attention to caring
for lawns and gardens, to paint and dc
other work. Address So White street, OF
Bell phone 617A.
Additional trouble has come to Henry
Rogers, of Buddtown, who has been an In
valid for twenty years. he was recently
rendered speeches. from stroke Of par
alysis, but he is now improving.
While playing with some boys on Mount
Holly avenue, Saturday morning, one Of
them threw stone which struck Reuben
Shinn, aged about IS years, cutting bad
cash In the back Of his head.
Millinery opening, Friday and Satur-
day, April and 8. at the new store No.
II Garden street. Also of white and
colored dress goods and embroideries.
Come and see us. l. b. Lippincott.
There is unclaimed mail in the post Office
for the following persons: Fred Clark.
Miss Laura Emmons. John q. Hillpot,
Andrew Sullivan, Miss Elizabeth Stew
art, j. F. Thompson. Postal, John Tay-
lor.
Pemberton Grange, No. so, Patrons of
Husbandry, has filed articles of incorpora-
ton In the county clerks Office. The in
corporators are Clifford NJ Emmons, Isaac
Hance, George w. Borel, Jr., Charles
Danley, A. Rosbach, William s. Gibbs,
John B. Evans, George W. Budd, Walter
Oliver.
Last Tuesday morning Coroner Seeds
was called to Birmingham to look at the
body of little boy named Hoffman. The
child was seven years of age and lived
with his grandmother. He was playing
on the bridge at the foodgates at Birming-
ham and fell into the creek and was
drowned.
In the panel of petit jurors for the
March term of the United States Circuit
Court are the following: James Birch, Jr.,
8. G. Childs, Robert G. Dunn, Joshua
Taylor. Burlington; John Hartman, Gin
ton Mendenhall. Bordentown: Harry L.
Durand, A. L. Sailer, Mount Holly; John
B. LaRue, Chesterfield; Anthony j. Nor
ris, Pemberton; W. II. Shreve, Columbus
Albert Cresson. 10 years old. living on
the Rancocas road, near Beverly declares
he was saved from being bitten by VIC
ious dog by his pct bantam rooster. The
lad was feeding the chickens when the dog
on rush entered the yard and was max
ing straight for the little fellow. The
bantam few upon the dogs back and be-
gan to pick at it savagely. In five seconds
the dog had turned and beat hasty re-
treat down the pike, yelping loudly, while
the rooster gave crow Of victory.
s. Lawrence Bullock, of Garden street.
met with an unusual experience on Wed.
nesday evening, and fortunately he escap-
ed injury. While about to enter the store
ofS. Earl Assay, on High street, the young
man missed his footing on the step. He
reeled and fell backwards through one of
the show windows, making wreck Of
the glass. While not yet through with
his studies at Pennington Seminary. Mr.,
Bullock has accepted charge of the Meth
odist Church at Delair, where he will
preach regularly every Sunday.
Two of Beverly's youths left home a
week ago to see part of the world with
only three dollars between them. They
bought tickets to Camden and when arriv-
ing there decided to turn their course to
the ocean instead of the west as they had
planned. They boarded an electric car in
Camden for Atlantic City. Upon arriving
there they soon spent all they had and
were compelled to ask shelter from the
police. Here they told their names and
the chief of police notified Marshal Aus
tin and the two boys were sent home to
their parents.
On Tuesday afternoon 1t was discov-
cred that the boarding house of Mrs. JOS
ephine Lippincott, on Mill street, had
been robbed of several articles of value,
including a revolver, silver mesh bag con-
tanning some money, hand-painted shirt
waist set, hand-embroidered belt and
buckle. six solid silver spoons and some
strip tickets to Philadelphia. After the
robbery was reported one of the boarders
was found to be missing. The day pre-
vious he applied for board, stating that
he had employment to do some interior
decorating on the trolley cars. The thief
made good his escape.
Attended by many persons of promi-
nence. the twelfth annual anniversary Of
the founding of Washington Camp, No
40, P. o. 8. Of A.. of Pemberton, was
celebrated Thursday night with an elsbo.
rate banquet, followed by dance In the
society's new lodge rooms on Main street
Retracing the important part the society
has taken In local affairs in the past
George N. Winner, treasurer of New Jersey,
was the first speaker. He was followed
by the Rev. Evarts Conover, of the Penn
berton Methodist Church. Joseph Gard
ner, president of the order, made short
address. In which he disclosed the plans