The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-11-15
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Bovce,a N Main street

y on Thursday last.
Hand painted Japanese china, the very
d best, at honest and just prices. L. 8
e Boyce. 81 Main street.
The W. G. T. o. will meet at the hom,
t. of Mrs. Josiah II. Mason, Mill street, OF
e Tuesday afternoon, Dext week.
F. II. jacket will speak at the Epwortl
: League service in the M. E. church mex
j. Sunday evening on the subject of Taking
Men,"
n Duxbak aOGtey-proof hunting clothes
e Coats, pants aud caps. Kampit CUNNING
coats and pants. Utica canvas clothing
f At Holeman's.
o Miss Annie Grigg met with a painful
accident last evening. Playing with some
Y children she collided with one of them
d and broke her nose.
The Girls Friendly Association of ST.
+ Andrews church will give an oyster sup
a per In the gymnasium In the rear of the
+ church on Friday evening.
The members of the Smithville Metho.
l dist Church, last week. gave the pastor,
C Rev. G.. G. Reynolds, donation for
s which he feels very grateful.
Products of Marion farmers. to be
0 exhibited at the National Grange meeting
to be held at Atlantic City this week, will
be arranged by Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Wills.
Edwin r. Kiner, having been transfer
red from the freight Office, is now bag
gage master at the railroad station. His
! predecessor has employment in New York
city.
A large audience was present at the
illustrated lecture given by Rev. George
T. Harris In the Methodist church last
Friday evening. One hundred beautiful
slides were used.
Edmund Braddock, of Medford, past
master of the State Grange, is one of
the first growers in this section to close
out his cranberry crop. having shipped
nine carloads last week.
g. Earl Assay, State Councillor of the
Senior Mechanics, made an official visit
to Enterprise Council, Jacksonville, last
evening. He was accompanied by dele
cation from Mount Holly Council.
While hunting with a party on We'd
nesday, Herbert Small, of Indian Mills,
after getting on the track of some deer,
killed two-pronged buck that weighed
about one hundred pounds dressed.
AS the result of stealing his chickens
and apples, nearly dozen opossums have
met death in steel trap on the farm OF
George Cooper. near Marlton. In every
case the animals were caught on leaving
the barn.
John D. Mason is In the Wills Eye
Hospital, Philadelphia. where he had
cataract removed from one eye last week.
The operation was successful Mr.. Mason
will remain at the hospital about two
weeks longer.
On Sunday next at 4 o'clock Mr.. Paul
Thomas, of the Bordentown Y. NJ. @. A.,
will speak at meeting to be held In the
Presbyterian Church by the Y. NJ. c. A.
boys of Mount Holly. Every boy is In
vited to attend.
In order that a stove might be used
| for the accommodation Of the ladies OF
st. Andrews Church In preparing the
suppers which they occasionally give, gas
service has been installed In the kitchen
of the parish house.
There will be roll call at the Marion
Baptist Church on Wednesday evening,
December 49, Those who cannot attend
this meeting are requested to send verse
of scripture or a word of greeting in re-
Spouse to a call Of their name.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Bridgeboro has elected the following off,
| GERS: President, Wallace Gennett; vice
president, Charles Briant; secretary, Mar
garet Horner; treasurer, Annie E. Gen
nett; organist, Margaret Horner.
The Mount Holly Water Company has
received report from the State Board of
Health and for the first time in several
months the water is pronounced free from
contamination. All the same 1t will be
just as well to boil water used for drink
ing for some time yet.
1t is stated by those who claim to be In
position to know that the next three
county roads to be built In Ocean county,
have been decided upon as follows: First.
completion of the road from Lakewoo to
New Egypt; second, Lakehurst to Browns
Mills; third, Toms River to Silverton and
Mantoloking bridge.
Samuel A. Atkinson, administrator of
the estate of E. ]. Tomlinson, deceased,
will sell a large quantity of lumber, cord
wood, etc., on the farm situated on the |
Mount Holly and Rancocas road, now oc-
cupied by William H. Austin. The sale
will take place on Friday afternoon, No
vember %, at one o'clock.
In order that he might avoid trouble
from strangulated hernia. Harry N War
ner, of Cherry street, went to the. Poly
clinic Hospital, Philadelphia, on Thurs
day, and had his case examined, which
proved to be rupture. The young man
is now recovering nicely from an opera
ton that was performed ON Friday morn
ing.
A large and delighted audience attend
ed at the Court House last Thursday even
ing to hear the second lecture of Profess
sor Samuel G. Schumacher. of West Ches-
ter, Pa. The lecture was most interest
ing and entertaining. Be sure and hear
the next lecture on Thursday night at |
o'clock. Tickets at Boyce's or at the
Court House.
The Teachers Institute for Burlington |
county will be held at Palmyra. on Mon |
day and Tuesday. November % and &c. |
The new school house at that place is |
well suited for gathering of this kind, |
and is offered free of cost. This Is about |
the only compensation for calling this
meeting so far from the centre of the
county.
Two Philadelphia painters, at Delanco.
named Jones and Denney, working on a
scaffold seventy feet in the air, engaged
| In a fistic battle over a difference of
opinion In politics. They fought to and
fro upon the narrow plank, with death
staring them in the face every moment,
until the foreman managed to reach the