The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-06-21
To-day is the longest day Of the wear.

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: Boyce's.
A baby coach, practically new, for sals
Call or write. Madison hotel, Washingto
e street.
I Dahlia plants-fifty named and bes
varieties are now ready-mail orders re
ceive prompt attention. Rosbach's, PEN
: berton.
The members of the Methodist Churcl
} at Vincentown will hold their annual har
vest home in the camp woods near tina
place on August IS.
Miss Lizzie Moffett has recovered from
painful accident. While walking at he
home recently. she tripped over rug ant
sprained her ankle.
The return trip of Joseph Cross from
Europe was made on the Kaiserin August,
Victoria, the steamship which carried
Col. Roosevelt to this country.
Norcross & Ayres are erecting build
ing next to the blacksmith shop on Water
street, to be used for the painting of auto
mobiles and storage of carriages.
Alton II. Sherman, of East Orange
grand master of Masons of New Jersey
was In Mount Holly last evening, attend
ing an important meeting of the loca
lodge.
Rev. Frank A. Foy, of Nutley, former
ly of Mount Holly, sailed on Saturday fol
an extended tour of Europe. He was &C.
companied by Rev. William J. Fitzgerald,
of Millville.
Howard Miller, son of George P. Miller,
of Bordentown, aged 10 years, was bit.
ten on the left thigh by vicious dog last
week. The lad was former resident of
Mount Holly.
Two base ball games between Mason
vile and Florence. dancing, and display
of fireworks In the evening, are among
the attractions scheduled for Rancocas
Park on July A.
A consignment of pike and bass from
the government will soon be received in
Mount Holly by Charles G. Morton. As
semblyman Blanchard H. White has the
matter In charge.
For sale, one of the finest business
properties on Main street. Mount Holly
store and house combined. Now &C.
cupied by Harris G. Glover. Apply to
A. A. Anderson.
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. 2 for cents. 25 cents dozen
L. 3. Boyce, stationer.
Business transactions on a large scale
are engaging the attention of ]. o. 81.
Wilson, produce and fruit broker who
has located In Mount Holly for the sum.
mer. He has large dealings with the
Farmers Exchange.
At sale In London, England, on Thurs
day, copy of Samuel Smiths History
of the Colony of Nova C@saria. or New
jersey" printed at Burlington, was sold
for $166. Several copies of this book are
owned In Mount Holly.
While walking opposite the fair grounds,
Thursday afternoon, a runaway horse
struck Fred Cobson. He was knocked
down and cut badly about the head. The
injured man was removed to the residence
of Mrs. Theodosia Borden, ON Garden
street.
Miss May B. Boyce and Miss Ethel M.
Phares, of Mount Holly. both of whom
hold responsible positions with the Pub
lie Service Corporation, went to New
York, last week, to increase their knowl-
edge for the benefit of those desiring to
use gas or have fixtures installed.
DR.. f. W. Carter and wife, of Jobs
town. and Mrs. ]. Hume Carter, of Mount
Holly, are at Cobourg, Canada, for two
weeks, during which time DIR. Carter will
attend to business matters on the farm of
Mrs. George Livingston, by whom he is
employed as superintendent of the Ran
cocas stock farm.
Activity on the part of the Mount Holly
Water Company In distributing iron pipe
in several sections of the town, is an indi-
cation of an early increase of the water
supply. In addition to the improved SER
vice to be enjoyed by certain consumers,
the improvement will be of special bene-
fit in cases Of fire.
William K. Peak. well-known citizen
and milkman, of Beverly, is stricken with
strange Illness, which is battling the skill
of the physicians, and his death has been
hourly expected for week. He is totally
blind, deaf, dumb and paralyzed, and ia
starving to death because he Is unable to
take any nourishment.
After serving over two score years az
baggage master at the station, James M.
Smith, of King street, the veteran In that
line, has asked the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to place him on the retired pen
sion list to take effect on October /. For.
ty-three years continuous service entities
Mr.. Smith to the rest which he now seeks
His long record is one of merit.
Last Friday evening the Ladies' Aid
Society, accompanied by many members
of the Lutheran church, gave to their pas.
tor successful surprise party In com.
memoration of the day of his birth. Rev
]. Hansen, of Philadelphia, an intimate
friend of the pastor, acted as POSTMASTER,
and In the name of the ladies of st. Paul's
Lutheran church, extended appropriate
and hearty congratulations and a vel
filled purse to the Rev. A. F. A. Neudoerf
fer. This beautiful gift was presented
with special mention of the fifth year OF
Mr.. Neudoerffer's passionate.
Sustaining the contention of counse
that an error was committed in the ad
mission as evidence of certain letter
written by the defendant the Suprem,
Court has set aside the conviction of Johr
Meirs, the Camden lawyer, of charge Of
misdemeanor ma de by Miss Eulia Tilton
of Philadelphia. Prosecutor Scovel hal
announced that he will carry the case t,
the Court of Errors and Appeals, Fol
lowing his conviction Meirs was sentences
to six months In the county Jail and inet
$50 by Judge Rellstab, now on the United
States District Court bench. Miss Tiltol
claims that Meirs is the father of her tw,
children. He has been at liberty unde