The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-19
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berton to Mount Holly, having rented
house on Pine street.
Mrs. Leonard Fisher has returned fro
Riverside, where she spent ten days visi
ing her daughter, Mrs. Walter Dick.
Store and dwelling. No. 95 shrey
street, for sale. Lot 50x125 feet Appl
]. ]. Fenstermacher, 104 Main street.
Charles e. Rogers. of the Mount Holl
grist mill, will pay 2S cents for No
muskrat skins, and % cents for No. 2. I"
Mrs. r. Il. Lee and her two youngei
children sailed for Nassau, Bahamas, las
week, where they will remain until spring
1t is said that the Union Fire Compan
will give a sauer kraut supper to rails
funds for their coming demonstration o
February %.
William Ballinger, station agent at Riy
erside, who was shot some time ago Q
Edgewater Park. has recovered and
back in his old position again.
Dixie Southland, of Archertown, ant
John Davis, of Browns Mills, will con
test their skill in shooting match at tn
latter place ON Saturday next for purs
of $50.
The Y. w. G. T. q. will hold a meeting
at the home of Miss Lydia Garon, Tues
day evening, at 7.45. The subject Il
Law enforcement" and soldiers ant
sailors work.
Edward Larkin. Of New Egypt, cut
bad cash In his left foot while splitting
wood with an axe. One artery was sew
cred and several stitches were required te
close the wound.
The Christian Church people at Bridge
boro are making arrangements for hold
ing their annual all-day meeting on the
first Sunday in February. Several visit
ing ministers will be present.
On Wednesday night Mrs. Joshua Lamb,
of Cookstown, lost s. bill. 1t was found
the next morning on the railroad station
by Miss Eugenia Parent, of Bordentown,
who returned the money to its owner.
Charles W. Atmore, civil engineer.
died suddenly on Sunday at his home In
Philadelphia. He will be remembered In
Mount Holly as the engineer who had
charge of building the trolley roads here.
Letters for the following remain un-
claimed In the post Office for the week
ending January IS: Emma Gilbers, P.
q. Salvain, H. d. Directeuer, postals,
Miss Lillian McKown. Miss Agnes Larcey,
Miss Ethel Varasdale.
The handsome mounts OF animals,
birds, fish, etc., belonging to Samuel
Brown, of Mount Holly, leading taxi
1ermist, will form an attractive exhibit
1t the Sportsmen's Show, to be held in
for week, beginning Feb
'uary 8.
On Sunday afternoon, January "a, at
'our O'Clock, ]. Harvey Borton, of
Moorestown, will speak at Y. NJ. O. A.
Meeting to be held in the Presbyterian
church. A special invitation is extended
o men and women, and to all boys over
welve years Of age.
1t is reported that Joseph Hoover, since
lis removal to the hospital for criminal
insane at Trenton, has shown marked
violence of physical and mental degen-
ration. Instead of being tried for the
murder of Edward Ford. Of Bordentown,
Hoover was declared insane.
Mrs Alice Bevis, of Moorestown, was
he victim of peculiar accident a few
lays since. While taking some roast
weet potatoes from the oven one of them
EXPLODED. Small fragments were scat
cred over her face and hands. A ply
ician was summoned and dressed her
urns.
On Thursday County Collector Joseph
lowell fell ON the Icy pavement in
ront of his Office, cutting his face and in
uring one arm. At his home In Lum-
erton the following day. while sitting In
chair, he received slight stroke of pa
alysis. His condition is reported to be
The playing of band In Mount Holly,
ate Saturday night, led to many inquiries
eing made. 1t was learned that John
'orbes, of Water street, was celebrating
mother birthday, an event on which tab
kept by the ''little German band" of
Members of this organiza
ION find hospitality to their liking here,
nd that accounts for their frequent pres
nee In Mount Holly.
A slick swindler has been operating In
city way at Moorestown, his victims
eng professional and business men. His
lethod of playing the game was to call,
xplain that he had a note to meet in
ank and was just 81 cents short and
sked the loan of it. That was the last
card of him. He claimed TO come from
nearby town and would claim the
cquaintance of many of the leading resi-
ents thereof.
The pupils of Mrs. Clothier's dancing
will present Carnival of Opera,
n the evenings of February and 5. in
[ount Holly opera house. The enter
ainment will consist of fancy dances.
eatured songs and other interesting num-
ers. The proceeds are to be devoted to
he fund for the visiting nurse. Tickets
,ill be on sale by the pupils of the AGA
emy. members of the Woman's League,
nd at Aliens drug store. General ad
Mission, % cents; reserved seats, 90 cents.
Wednesday, January 81, will be the an
ual donation day of the Burlington
,ounty Children's Home At that time
be managers hope for a generous re-
ponse, as the need is urgent for money,
lothing, provisions. etc. The monthly
Meeting will be held on January %. The
Ulcers elected for the ensuing year are as
ollows: President, Mrs. Morris h. Keller;
ecording secretary, Miss Maggie Semple;
secretary, Mrs. Charles
Iarker; treasurer, Mrs. Cynthia Suffer-
Walter Hewston and Catharine Carr.
10Th of whom are In their early teens and
Who live at Moorestown, are alleged to
ave decided on an elopement. The girl
yore neither hat nor coat when the pair
walked to Merchsntville, last week, aud
he suspicious of the agent were
reused when they asked for tickets