The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-10-25

= A horse belonging to Harry Goldy, o
It Pine street, died suddenly last week.
II Miss Bessie E. Holt returned to he
home in Washington, D. c.. one day las
8 week.
Moorestown residents have been annoyed
Y of late by having their morning supply o
milk stolen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bullock, o.
|. Union street, have returned to their Phil
y adelphia residence for the winter.
William s. Kelley, Jr., has been ad
vanced to the position of press agent al
q the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia
The W. c. T. U. will meet at the home
of Mrs. George Moore, Branch street
Tuesday afternoon, November 1, at thret
o'clock.
T. Percy Baker. of Florence, has landed
$500, 900 insurance contract and reports
that he has several other orders somewhat
of the same size.
The next meeting of Armour Union will
be held on Tuesday evening, November
LIST, at the home of Mrs. Charles II. Engle
219 Garden street.
Sheriff William w. Worrell has bought
fifty foot lot of ground on Ridgway
street from Robert 8. Gaskill, through the
agency of A. A. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Crockford, after
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Richard
Wilkinson, of Bordentown, have returned
their home in Mount Holly.
Mrs. Addie Parsells. of Philadelphia, a
great temperance speaker, will deliver an
address In one of the local churches Oh
Friday evening. November 18th.
\ The Charity Band of the Baptist church.
will hold cake, bread and pie sale next
Saturday afternoon. October Goth, at
O'Clock, in NJ. Fl. Keeler's Office, High
, street
AS the result of a recent cut on his foot
which refused to heal properly, Harry
Hamlin, of Delanco, is In a serious con-
dition from blood poisoning, the entire
leg being affected.
Having sailed from Naples on the 18th
inst, on the steamship Princess Irene,
Rev. Peter Hart, who has been making a
tour abroad, is expected to arrive in
Mount Holly to-day.
Fred Gsell, of Smithville, upon his re-
turn from trip to France, Germany and
other parts of Europe, was given a sur
prise reception by members of the Haines-
port Lutheran Church.
Having attended the bankers conven-
tion at Los Angeles, California. to which
was added an enjoyable trip on the Pacific
coast, Joshua E. Borton and wife have re-
turned to their home in Moorestown.
Rev. Frank s. Dobbins, D. D., of Phila,
delphia. will preach at the Baptist church,
next Sunday morning. and will address
the Sunday school In the afternoon upon
his recent trip to China. Everybody is
invited.
1t is likely that a proposition will be
made to the township committee, at their
meeting to be held this evening. for the
purchase of all the old fire hose owned by
Northampton township. An agent seek
ing its purchase was in Mount Holly
last week.
Many Mount Holly young people will
attend a dance to be given in l. o. M.
hall, Medford, on Saturday evening. In
vitations were issued by Mrs. William D.
Cowperthwait and the Misses Emma
Cowperthwait, Helen Thorn and Bertha
LoRgstreet.
For her patriotism of country and loyalty
to surviving veterans of the civil war, a
beautiful souvenir medal, made from a
rebel cannon captured April 9th, 1865. has
been presented to Miss Title Bareford. of
Marlton, by Gen. D. B. Birney Post, G.
A. R., of Philadelphia.
1t is thought that tramps irresponsible
for robberies committed at Delanco last
week during the daytime. At the home of
Mrs. Carrie Ware 50 In cash was taken.
The home of Gottlieb Stickel, a neighbor,
was also entered. Here the robbers got
IS, gold chain and gold pin.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian church, held Its annual meet
ing and election of officers last Thursday
evening, which was followed by social.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Jerome Harris; secretary, Hazel
Walch; treasurer, George Karg.
Slipping away without notifying any OF
their friends, Harry Troxell, of Beverly,
and Miss Mary Slack, of Burlington, went
to Camden, on Tuesday, October II, and
were married by Rev. Holmes F. Gravatt,
of the Broadway M. E. church. The
happy couple will reside In Beverly.
Approaching the good work done in
saving most of his household furniture.
William Griffin, of West Washington
street. wishes to thank all persons who
gave such timely assistance at the fire
which nearly destroyed his home, and that
of his son-in-law, about two weeks ago.
Nov. LIST is the annual donation day fol
the Burlington County Hospital. Don't
overlook that important matter. A clerl-
cal force will be on hand to receive and
give proper credit for all donations OF
money, food, clothing, etc., that may be
sent to the institution, which is In need OF
all these things.
/. Patrons and base ball fans In Mount
Holly have reason to appreciate the ser
vice of the Interstate Telephone Com.
pany In giving out the result by innings
of the worlds series of base ball games
The operators at the exchange were
very courteous to all who sought informa
ton on this subject. Manager Bert
Dill, If possible, will have the cleo
ton returns given to the public In the
same generous manner.
ii The hand of the white plague hoveri
over a house on Magnolia street, Beverly
and within the past two years three wivel
have succumbed to the dreadful disease
Neighbors are inclined to believe that tn,
' house Is fated. The last death occurred
:. early Thursday morning, when Rebecca
the young wife of John Marshall, died af
ter short illness. When they went t.
i've In the house Mrs. Marshall was tn
i. picture of health. Scarcely had she be
come settled when the fatal illness seize,