The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-12-13
Cbristmas Post Cards At Bovce,s.

Miss Celia Atkinson, of Merchsntville,
spent Sunday visiting relatives in Mount
Holly.
: Albert Fowler, of Delanco. died on
, Wednesday from what is said to have
been typhoid fever.
Members of the Mount Holly Canoe
| Club gave dance in the Masonic Temple
on Saturday evening.
George j. Robertson, of Broad street,
is confined to his home by Illness, being
threatened with pneumonia.
|. John W. Harris is recovering rapidly at
: the Polytechnic hospital, Philadelphia,
where he was operated on for appendicitis.
G. Harold Bovine has entered the en-
ploy of Schuyler s Sons. undertakers at
Sixth and Diamond streets. Philadelphia.
Tremendous holiday sale OF mems wo-
mems and children's handkerchiefs, from
8 cents up. 1. H. Lippincott, II Garden
street.
George Baggs, employed on the farm of
George McKeen, near Delanco, was taken
to the almshouse on Tuesday by Officer
Hahner.
Mount Holly Lodge of Elks will give Its
annual Christmas dinner to children In the
Masonic Temple at noon on Monday, De-
cember Goth.
Peter McGonigal, resident of Burling.
ton and well known In police circles, was
committed to the county Asylum on
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Cronk will pay reward for
the return of gray squirrel muff that
she dropped from carriage on Friday.
December 2.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the New
Egypt Methodist church, will hold
bazaar ON Thursday and Friday evenings
of this week.
John Harker and Amor Gauntt, of Jobs
town, have lost valuable animals from
strange disease which is spreading among
horses in that section.
A tenant house on the farm of Hum
phrey Harvey, near Mount Laurel, was
destroyed by fire on Tuesday afternoon
owing to defective fiue.
The engagement has been announced of
Charles Allen. Jr.. of Moorestown, and
Miss Elsleda Mann, daughter of P. F.
Mann, of Edgewater Park.
Ward Rarker, of New Egypt, is erect
ing new steam saw mill, on the Jacobs.
town road. to replace the building that was
recently destroyed by fire.
Joseph McGuiggan. employed at Gar
woods liquor store on Mill street. was
compelled to give up last week owing to a
severe attack of rheumatism.
Christmas and New Year Booklets. Post
Cards and Calendars. You will find here
most beautiful assortment, and at mod
crate prices. L. s. Boyce. Stationer.
Seventy jars of preserves and jelly, for
use of patients at the Burlington County
Hospital, were put up BY Mrs. Earl Thorn
son and Miss Malseed, of Moorestown.
The Mohican Boat Club, of Florence,
gave very pleasing minstrel show Thurs
day evening. About twenty members of
the Lakanoo club, of Burlington, were
present.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Mount Holly Methodist church will be |
held in the church on Thursday evenin g. |
District Superintendent Alfred Wagg, of
Trenton. will preside.
All members of Gen. Shiras Post No. 90, |
G. A. R., are requested to be at the Post |
room ON Friday evening, December 90,
at which time their annual baked bean
supper will be served.
John Mccormick, of New York, and |
Miss Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs |
William Etmustine, of Jobstown, are to be |
married in the church of Assumption, at |
the latter place, after advent.
Relatives in Mount Holly Joined In
swelling the large number of post cards |
sent to John Craft, the we'll known car |
rage builder of Burlington, who reached |
his 18th birthday. on Friday. He is a
we'll preserved man.
The following letters remain In the post |
office unclaimed for the week ending |
Meyers, Harry Wheeler, Miss Anna |
Whilden, Addie w. Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs |
Haines, Mrs. Amanda Willitts.
Miss Gertrude Wheeler, who has been |
visiting her uncle, Rev. R. II. Baker, will |
return to her home in England, sailing |
from New York to morrow. Miss Wheeler |
was so pleased with this country that she |
will probably return In about six months. |
Although i'll In bed with pneumonia and |
bronchitis, Mrs. Virginia VanSciver, of
Beverly, to keep up her record of perfect |
attendance at the meetings of the Ladies
Auxiliary, Sons of Veterans, invited the
members to assemble around her bedside
Thursday night for their weekly session.
John r. P. Wingate. of Beverly, and
Miss Estella May Smith, of Burlington,
were married at the latter place on Decem
Der 8. The ceremony was performed at
the parsonage by Rev. C. s. Lawrence,
pastor of the Broad street Methodist
Church.
A meeting of the congregation of the
Mount Holly Methodist church has been
called for at the close of the prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening, December 81,
for the purpose of electing three trustees
The terms of Thomas ]. Alcott, Harry Fl.
Bayles and William G. Sullivan expire at
this time.
The weather report as kept by Charles
Il. Estill. for the month of November:
clear days. 5; clear and cloudy, 5; clear
and cloudy all day, clear In the evening, 6;
light SHOWS. 3; rain, 8; heavy frost In the
morning and clear and cloudy, O. A total
eclipse of the moon occurred on Novem-
Der 16.
The Burlington County branch of the
Inter State Milk Producers Association
held its annual meeting at the court house
on Saturday morning, and many dairymen
were present. Directors and solicitors
were elected. A committee appointed to
attend a meeting of the main organization,
held in Philadelphia yesterday, was in
structed to support cent rate for milk.
Your bank book is one of most interest
to you, and unlike many other books, the
older 1t gets the more 1t delights you to
turn the pages and see the interest there
recorded. Why not get one of those
booksf Open an account with the Mount
Holly Safe Deposit and Trust Company.
Three per cent. interest paid on time de-
posits.
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