The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-12-06

be here.
| Mrs. ]. Fred Kiner. of Rutland avenue
died on Wednesday from Bright's disease
Thursday was the first day of winter
In this section it was ushered by fur,
of snow.
Rev. Norman V. P. Lewis and family
of st. Martins, Pa, were visiting th
formers parents in Mount Holly last week
Reuben Director, the PAGER owned b,
Newlin A. Lippincott, of Moorestown, ha
been SOLD to DR.. Walter. of Bethlehem, Pa
Mrs. Emily McElwee, of Medford, VIII,
died from apoplexy. was buried In tn
Baptist cemetery there yesterday after
noon.
Aid is to be solicited for the formation
of boys department of the Y M. G. A
at Bordentown. The work will be started
at an early date.
| Charged with wife beating and non
support of his family, John Nick, living
near Burlington. has been committed t,
the county Jail for three months.
Ezekias w. Esham, a contractor ant
builder, has purchased Jackson automo
bile from H. @. Wagner. The latter uset
the car for demonstrating purposes
Christmas and New Year Booklets, Pos
Cards and Calendars. You will find her,
most beautiful assortment. and at mod
crate prices. L. 8. Boyce. Stationer.
The Girls Friendly Society candidate
of st. Andrews church will hold a cak,
sale in the Parish House on Saturda,
afternoon, December 10, from three to Ave
At their lodge room, last night. thu
Shepherds of Bethlehem held lemon 80
cial and initiated several candidates. A
large attendance enjoyed most pleasant
Evening.
The next regular quarterly meeting Of
the Alumni Association of the High
School will occur in Room B, Button
wood street school building, next Monday
evening at 7.45 o'clock
At the home of her mother-in-law
In Mount Holly. ON Tuesday, occurred
the death of Mrs. Parvin r. Quigley,
of Trenton. Deceased was the daughter
of William II. Foulks, of Vincentown.
At Fieldsboro, on Sunday, November
81, occurred the marriage of Miss Mary
Erickson. of that place, and Cornelius P.
Terhune. of Newark. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. William H. Carter.
A marriage to take place In st. Paul's
church at Burlington. this week. will be
that of Miss Eleanor Warner, of the latter
city, and H. 8. Earring, OF Bordentown.
The ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Father Russi.
A very successful bazaar and supper
was given In the Masonic Temple, on
Thursday afternoon and evening, for the
benefit of the Burlington County Hospi-
tai. Many articles that will turn up as
Christmas presents were disposed of.
That young man has successfully
managed a small business demonstrates
portions. A checking account with the
Mount Holly Safe Deposit and Trust Co.
is great help In the growth of business.
Sylvester Slater Garwood, Jr., and Miss
Marion D. Oliver, both of Burlington,
were married at Edgewater Park, on
Thursday, by Rev. T. M Eastwood, D.
D., of the former city. Announcement
of the event created great surprise, as
the date for the wedding had been set for
next June.
Alonzo Mead, Familiarity known about
town as 'Dofey," died at his home on
Budd street. Thursday morning, from
pneumonia, at the age of 70 years. The
funeral took place Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Mead had been janitor of the Masonic
Temple for many years, and was a re-
spected citizen.
The fifth lecture of Samuel c. Schmuck-
er, Phi. D., will be delivered at the Court
House on Thursday evening next at 8
o'clock, on the subject 1.-THE Humming-
birds History" This excellent lecture
will include closely related families of
birds. and will be most interesting.
Tickets at Boyce's or at the door.
Frederick Lewis, of Bordentown, who
is suffering from consumption, was ar
rested on Tuesday night for assaulting
his sister, the wife of George II. Dwyer.
of Burlington, who entered the COM
plant The. woman was struck on the
head and received a bad wound. The
matter was to have been heard at Borden.
town on Wednesday, but as Dwyer did
not put in an appearance, Lewis was re-
leased on his own recognizance.
While visiting at the home of her sister
at Toms River, Miss Mary Cramer, Of
Birmingham, and John Apologize, of
Chatsworth, surprised their many friends
by getting married. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Cramer
and the groom is postmaster, storekeepel
and a prosperous cranberry grower Al
Chatsworth. After returning from theil
honeymoon at Niagara Falls, Canada and
Washington, they will reside at tn.
groom's present home.
Owing to the recent death of Miss Fort
last surviving child of former Governor
George F. Fort, DR.. Leon Goble, of Tom
River, is settling up the estate of the lat,
Governor, of which he has been truste,
for long term of years. Governor Georg'
F. Fort was an uncle of the present gov
ernor. He was practicing physician q
New Egypt, In rich farming community
and amassed what in those days was
comfortable fortune. George F. Fort wa
elected Governor of New Jersey in 1856
on the Democratic ticket.
1t is expected that the Opera Hous
will be well filed with invited guests to
night to enjoy the pleasure of an enter
tainment to be given under the auspice
of New Jersey Lodge. No. l, Knights o
Pythias. The desirability of membership
in this order, to which there is attaches
an insurance department, will be set fortl
In brief addresses by able speakers. At
trsctive numbers on the programme will
include vaudeville acts, moving pictures
etc. Those who have received cards o
admission are assured of pleasant even
ing.
With fortV charter members enrolled