The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-12-13
Christmas Booklets and Calendars.

CSPtcu pOslLlOn at w anamakerH sJOr
In Philadelphia.
The Young Friends Association wi
meet at the home of Isaiah Atkinson o
Thursday evening.
Company E, of Mount Holly, took pal
In battalion drill of the Third Regimen
In the armory at Camden on Friday nigh
| Leonard Brehler, of Bordentown, owe
go years of age. slipped and fell on the ic
pavement, on Tuesday, breaking an ankle
Members of Jacobstown Council, Nc
220, Jr. o. U. A. M. attended services a
the Baptist church, at that place, on Sur
day morning.
John Odenheimer. of Lumberton, Is re
ported to be In bad condition as the resul
of stroke of paralysis which he receives
lseveral weeks ago.
The engagement has been announced 0
Miss Lydia d. Evans, daughter of Mr.. R
G. Evans, of Broad street, to w. Irwin
Michellon, of Camden.
James M. Smith, formerly of Noun
Holly, while visiting his son in Washing
ton, D. c., had the pleasure of witnessinI
the opening Of congress.
L: s. BoYce. stationer, is reducing
handsome cut glass bowl, including ma
hogany base, 25c each day until sold
Watch your opportunity.
A certified check for over 5000 wa
found In Mount Holly, on Saturday night
by F. Carlton Dalton, who returned it tt
the maker. Julius Prickitt, of Kansa
City.
After spending two weeks in the Jew
ish hospital, Philadelphia, suffering will
inward trouble, Mrs. Benjamin Green
burgh returned to her home in Noun
Holly, on Thursday.
The sum of $252.94 represents tn,
amount of franchise tax assessed on tn,
gross receipts of the Mount Holly Watel
Company for the year ending when the
adjustment was made.
For the merry Christmas season, wo
mems and children's fine sweaters from 81
to 81. We will sell you SOC doll for 24c.
We have the largest stock of dolls to select
from. l. H. Lippincott.
At the law Office office of William A.
Slaughter. Friday next, will be held the
first meeting of the creditors of the R. P.
Sword Manufacturing Company, of Mount
Holly, which recently went into bank
ruptcy.
On charge of disorderlY conduct, pre-
ferred by Robert M. Snyder, proprietor Of
the Madison hotel, Justice Slack COM
mitted James Cavanaugh, Jr., to the
county Jail for thirty days in default of
the payment of fine of SIS.
A united choir will furnish music at a
union series of revival meetings to begin
in the Baptist church on January Q and
continue four days. The Methodist and
Presbyterian churches will take part, aud
there will be preaching every evening.
Announcement is made Of the engage
ment of Jacob Rosenfeld, of Burlington,
and Miss Rosie Stein, daughter of William
Stein. who conducts a department store
at Roebling. The marriage ceremony will
take place In Philadelphia some time early
the coming spring
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Alice Lydia Kohler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kohler, to Percy Spen-
Ger, son of Mr.. and Mrs A. G.. Spencer,
both of Florence. The wedding will take
place on the evening of Thursday, Decem-
Der 22d, at half past seven, at the home of
the bride-elect.
Cold feet and desire to have warmers
for other parts of his body, may be the
causes which prompted Robert Henry to
steal three blankets from Krupnick's de
partment store. When he appeared be-
for Judge Horner, on Thursday, the fell
low pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
serve sixty days In the county jail.
Are you looking for Christmas GiftsP
Visit your home store. We help you to
help yourself. Come in and examine any
thing in the store, ask questions, get ideas
and all the information you can. There
Is no obligation to buy unless you SO de
sire. This is personal invitation to y0u
L. s. Boyce, Stationer, 81 Main street.
Raymond Rockhill. of Camden, aged 20
years, fireman on the Amboy division of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, was so badly
injured at Trenton, Monday night that he
died from his injuries at the Mercer Hos
pital, Trenton Monday night The train
was taking water at the State street tank
and started up SO suddenly that Rockhill
fell to the tracks below, landing on the
back of his neck.
An Italian workman, employed at the
clay pits near Florence, started to climb
into his bunk, Monday night, and was
terrorized to find it, already occupied by a
dead man. The body was turned over IN
Undertaken Earnest and after an investi-
cation by Coroner Rogers was identified
as Thomas Mansfield, "a years old, of
Court street. Elizabeth. Mansfield had
been travelling representative for a sew
ing machine manufacturer in Elizabeth.
1t is more than likely that the present
cunning season will be limited to about
one-half the usual time allotted for that
purpose owing to the early fall of snow.
This fact will enable large quantity of
game to be carried over, giving encour-
agement for a better season in 1911 than
for several years past. One person who
travelled through the country district last
week, reports having seen over fifty quail
during drive of fifteen miles. The birds
were all In the road hunting for food
Game Warden Charles G. Morton makes
daily trips to various sections of the coun.
ty looking for those who might take 6
chance at shooting rabbits during the
tracking snow.
Colonel and Mrs. George Barnett, lately
returned from Peking, China, where the
Colonel has been stationed for the pas
three years. commanding the Marin,
Guard at the American legion, brought t.
Senator and Mrs. G L. Shinn, of New Egyp
three magnificent pieces of Chinese EN-
broidery three feet lsquare on dark blu,
ground. 1t is all handwork and done II
various colored silks, gold lace ant
thread They are very rare, old and valu
able and are wonderful pieces of Chimes
art. Two of the pieces came from