The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-06-28

!. town, Is suffering from deep cash which
f she received by falling on sharp garder
{ hoe.
Greetings from your new store. Whether
: you desire to buy or not. visit US. You
a are always welcome. L. s. Boyce, 81
Main street.
4 Herman A. Stees, County Superinten
b dent of Schools, together with his wife
i. and daughter, have left Beverly for theil
, summer cottage on Capital Island, Maine
To make the home sanitary you must
keep out flies with wire netting. To gel
the best turnip crop. plant Buist seeds,
sold by Bickford Hardware Co., fountain
!, square.
Solicitor Walter A. Barrows, formerly
of Mount Holly, has secured divorce for
Alfred Reitmeier from his wife Lizzie, on
the ground of desertion. The parties live
at Riverside.
At Moorestown on Thursday noon &C.
CURED the marriage of Miss Charlotte E.
, Reed. Of that place, and Walter Carson, of
Camden. The ceremony was performed
by the brides father, DR.. Joseph G. Reed.
At Bridgeboro. on Monday evening,
June 20. occurred the marriage of Miss
Bertha Knight, of that place, and Oliver
Perkins. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Charles L. Knight.
Edward F. Burns, of Philadelphia, was
Mount Holly visitor on Sunday. He
and his family leave Philadelphia to NOR
row to occupy their summer home on
Lake Erie
On Wednesday evening. at Burlington,
occurred the marriage of Miss Alice
Fletcher. popular school teacher of that
city, and Leslie r. Assay, of Jacksonville
The ceremony was performed by Rev. T.
M. Eastwood.
You will like them. Five new and
beautiful colored upper Rancocas creek
post cards. We now have thirty-seven
different Mount Holly views In colored
cards. Q for cents. % cents dozen.
L. 3. Boyce, stationer.
At Burlington, tomorrow evening, will
occur the marriage of Joseph H. Burch, of
that city. and Miss Iris A. Clevenger, of
Mount Holly. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the home Of Walter Gaskill,
brother-in-law of the bride-elect.
At the rectory of st. Mary's church,
Bordentown, on Wednesday evening, &C.
CURED the marriage of Miss Mary ].
Campbell. of that place. and John D.
Heisler, OF Burlington. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Kennedy,
the assistant pastor.
About twenty delegates from Mount
Holly will go to Medford on Wednesday
evening, July 6, and attend meeting of
Medford Lodge, No. 10S, Knights of Py-
thias, that will have for its attraction the
presence of Grand Chancellor A. Lewis
Drucker and several members of his staff.
A victrola costing $500 has been sold by
). Harry Halt, of Mount Holly. to resi-
dent Of Moorestown. The machine is one
OF the best turned out by the Victor Talk
ing Machine Co., of which Mr.. Halt Is the
representative here. 1t Is finished in gold
and decorated in oil colors to match the
other drawing room furniture.
Three outbuildings on the home farm of
Budd 8. Woodward, at Cream Ridge, were
burned Thursday night, together with
1000 bushels of corn, 500 bushels of rye,
twenty-five tons of hay and twenty tons of
rye straw. The loss was $1,000 with a
partial insurance. The fire was the work
Of an incendiary.
Mrs. Caroline Shreve, who has been
conducting toy and confectionery store
at Bordentown for more than sixty years,
has gone out of business. She is the
daughter of the late Philip Bellemore, a
Frenchman, who was Joseph Bonaparte's
barber while residing here, having come
from France when Bonaparte came.
Company E, of Mount Holly, Joined
portion of the Third Regiment which
passed through Mount Holly this morning
for Sea Girt for Its annual rifle practice.
The companies from Atlantic City, Bridge
ton, Salem and Woodbury. went to the
state camp Sunday evening. The rife
practice will continue until july 2.
s. G. DeSilva, pianist. literary and
musical artist, assisted by Carlton 8. FL
bridge, will give a musical and literary
recital in the M. e. church. New Lisbon,
on Thursday evening of this week, for
the benefit of the church. The perform
ance will begin at o'clock, the admission
being SO cents for adults and Is cents for
children. Mrs. G. Clarence Deacon has
charge of the entertainment and there Is
every assurance that those who attend
will be well repaid.
The eye-sore which the old carpet mill
ruins presented for over a dozen years at
the corner of King and West Washington
streets, has been partly eliminated by the
erection of brick garage, by the Mount
Holly Garage Company, and for the i'm
proved appearance of that neighborhood
there is hope that the young men who are
at the head Of this corporation will meet
with the success which they deserve.
This structure will give visitors coming
from the railroad station a much better
impression Of that section of the town.
Owing to lull In initiatory work,
which is usually the case at this season of
the year, some of the secret societies In
Mount Holly are now giving attention to
persons who have made their membership
undesirable and a menace to the treasury
by continued and excessive indulgence In
the use of liquor after having been warn
ed and the inevitable result pointed out
that would follow a continuance of such
practice, which not only reflects on the
good name of the member but the lodge
to which he belongs. As a result of this
weeding-out process, notices In compli-
ance with the laws of the order have been
served in some cases for offenders to ap
pear and show cause why they should not
be expelled.
The upper floor of the Pennsylvania
Railroad ferry building. Market street,
Philadelphia, has been opened to the pub
lie. Passengers arriving on the subway
elevated trains may enter the ferry station
without descending first to the street.