The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-11-29
Christmas Post Cards at Boyce,s.

l Christmas Post Cards at Boyce's.
Clarence sharp and Miss Ethel Lamb
j. both of Vincentown, were married on No
vember 8.
For sale.-Two three-story brick houses
Only $500 cash required on each. Ad
dress A. A. Anderson.
: The remains of Harrison Rockhill, Of
Masonville, were inferred In the cemetery
at Colestown on Friday.
, During the past week there has beer
quite a change for the better in the con.
dition of Charles H. Straugh. on Brainard
street.
Don't forget the fourth lecture by
J Samuel G. Schumacher, Phi. D., on Friday
evening at o'clock In the court house.
Tickets at Boyce's or at the door.
William Denneler, of Riverton. and Miss
, Anna Zimmerman, of Riverside, were
married In St. Peters Church, at the lat
ter place, by Rev. T. J. Goth, on Wed
nesday afternoon.
. Charles B. Smith, an editor. of Buffalo,
N. Y, has been declared elected to Con-
gress by one vote. This shows the i'm
portance of every voter going to the polls
as each ballot has its value
A cake sale for the benefit of the
primary department of the Methodist
: Sunday school, will be held at the home
!, of Mrs. Martha M. Dill, Murrell street, on
Saturday afternoon at Q o'clock.
daughter born to Mrs. William Kings
lY, formerly Miss Dorothy Brehm, of De-
lance, has living one grandmother, two
great-grandmother and one great great
grandmother. but not single grandfath-
er.
At the Methodist parsonage, on We'd
nesday evening, occurred the marriage OF
Bert F. Diltand Miss Lille Brown, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Samuel Brown, of Brainard
street, with whom the happy couple will
reside.
In their efforts to assist orphan children,
the members of Oakford Council, No. 16,
Daughters of America, of New Egypt,
will hold peanut social on Thursday
evening, December 8. In Odd Fellows hall
at that place.
The jumping of a truck on the $40
trolley car to Burlington, when on the
turnout in front of the Mount Holly Nat
ional Bank, Wednesday morning, blocked
traffic for short time only, as the trouble
was soon adjusted.
Mrs. J. N. Albright of Moorestown,
will have belt made of the skin Of a
Deamore rattlesnake which has seven
rattles. She received it by mail as pres
ent from friends In California. The skin
is beautifully marked.
Smithville was thrown into darkness,
Tuesday night, by the engine which fur
nishes power for the dynamos losing its
fly wheel. which slightly injured the en-
gjneer when it flew off. Just at that time
the electric lights were greatly missed.
An endless chain plan. requiring only a
little time and eight cents in money, has
ELECTED interest on the part of several
Mount Holly ladies In the collection of
stamps, the movement being one for the
erection of hospital at New South Wales
Australia.
The ladies Of the Sacred Heart Church
were very successful with the supper
which they served In the Masonic Tenn
pie on Saturday evening. There was no
deviation from the standard of the menu,
which pleased the large number of people
who gave the event their patronage.
An elaborate dinner was served at Rich
ard Lambs hotel on Tuesday. The host
was Mahlon W. Newton, who entertained
over score Of friends from Philadelphia
! and Burlington county. A male quar-
tette among the guests rendered some ex-
cellent vocal music before the party left
town.
The unclaimed letters and postals that
remain In the post Office for the week end
ing Saturday, November 90, are as fol-
lows: Miss M. Harris, William johnson,
Isaac Roberts. Matte Stricken. Postals,
Miss Elizabeth LaFrance, Miss Katherine
Kimbel. T. G.. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Heagy.
First of all Reliability. Efficiency Of
Service is impossible without Reliability,
which is born of the positive feelings Of
Justice. Honesty, Truthfulness, Law Of
Mutual Benefit. etc., the foundation stones
of our business, the logical result of which
is-Success. This is the Store In which
you have Confidence. L. s. Boyce, 81
Main street.
i Company E, of Mount Holly, will go to
Camden on Friday evening, December Q
to take part in review of the Third Regi
ment, National Guards. by Brigader- Gen
cral Spencer. At this time the marksmer
medals will be given out, and after the re-
view there will be dance. Company Z
will also participate In battalion drill al
the Camden armory on Friday evening
! December 8.
Frank Conway rescued Miss Emma Pc
terson from q watery grave on Tuesday
The young lady, employed as domestic
at Riverside, became suddenly despond
emit and attempted to commit suicide by
jumping into the Rancocas creek. She
fought desperately with her rescuer tc
carry out her intention. Having been ad
judged insane she was committed to the
county asylum.
Supplied with good, live bait some an
: glers went TO the mill dam, Thanksgiving
morning, to enjoy their last trip of thu
season for bass and pike. Anxiously the,
waited for the strike which never came
and in disgust packed up their traps ant
went home. In the afternoon, however
others went to the same spot and had tn,
luck of catching sixteen pike. The latte
fishermen closed their season In q 'blaz
of glory"
A stranger IN town on Thanksgivin,
night was seized with fit in the Arcad
Hotel yard. On recovering from tina
condition he appeared to be psralyzed. Dr.
: E. D. Prickitt ordered his removal to tn
4 Burlington County Hospital. On arriv
ing there the man said bis name was vii
: liam Daley and that he was born In Tren
: ton. He has no use of his limbs. Re
y fusing to give any place of residence
= leads to the inference that he is a rover.
4 Tonight Rev. Wilson R. Stearly, recto
lof Nh<an 81 kl.<.u al A