The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-11-08
THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1910
LOCAL NEWS.


stationer
Edward Kiner. of frankfort, Pa. wa
visiting in Mount Holly on Tuesday.
Frank Paul. of Mount Holly, has move,
to the Samuel Sexton farm at Cookstown
For sale-sixty feet of hot air heate
pipe with elbows. in good order. %
Clifton avenue.
The ladies of the Methodist Church a
Tabernacle. will hold an oyster sumner q,
Saturday evening.
Miss Beatrice C. Frederick. of New
Egypt, was a sufferer last week from a,
aoscess on her right hand
Mrs. Michael Gleason, Of Moorestown
spent last week In Mount Holly with he
daughter, Mrs. Edward Hellings.
Efforts may sson be put forth lookip.
to the organization of Building apf
Loan Association at New Egypt.
Mrs. Geo. D. Worrell, corner of Broad
and Buttonwood streets, entertained Mrs
Il. G. Worrell, of Moorestown, last week
The season for catching pike and bas,
Will close on Wednesday, November 80
and reopen again for the month of Jan
uaTy.
Howard s. Crammer, student at Pen
nfngton Seminary. has been visiting hi.
parents in Mount Holly during the past
few days.
While working on building at Moores.
town, last week, William Miller, a car.
penter, Lying at Camden, fell distance
OF 20 feet and was badly injured.
Falling during dizzy spell at her home
In Medford, on Wednesday, Mrs. Marietta
Worrell severely injured finger by catch
Ing 1t on hook on screen door.
Mrs. Rebecca Garwood, of Evesboro, is
slowly recovering from the injuries which
she received as the result of being thrown
from carriage while out driving.
Prompt action on the part of physi-
Clan at Riverside. Wednesday morning,
prevented serious results following In the
case OF 10year old boy, who visited the
cellar and drank over quart of wine
Herbert L. Kimble and Miss Anna LIE
Noir. both of Burlington. were married
at the latter place en- Friday evening. The
ceremony was performed at the Baptist
parsonage by Rev. T. M. Eastwood.
James Gallagher, of Medford, and Ida
6lfmm. of Lumberton, were married at
the former place on Wednesday last. The
ceremony was performed at the Metho-
dist parsonage by Rev. Fl. M. Lawrence
An address was delivered at meeting
Of the Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian church last Sunday evening,
by Joseph W. Bacon, Jr.. of Delanco, dis
trict secretary Of the Burlington County
Christian Endeavor.
The Brookside cottage, on the Oxmead
road near Burlington. was destroyed by
fire early Saturday morning. The property
was occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Sui
Ivan, who escaped In their night clothes
The personal loss to the occupants is esti-
mated at $500.
The will of Mary G. Sleeper, deceased,
of Mount Holly, leaves all her estate to
Frederick II. Lee, Jr., Russell G. Lee, B.
Evans Lee. Edward L. Lee, Cora Molt and
Elva Lee, share and share alike. Freder-
lex 81. Lee is named executor Personal
property $1,000.
Leroy Lamb. the young man who lost
his right hand In an accident at Charles
Kirby's mill, about two weeks ago, is now
at his home In Medford after being treated
at the Burlington County Hospital. His
arm. portion of which was amputated,
Is healing nicely.
a district meeting of the Knights of
the Golden Eagle will be held In Odd
Fellows hall, at Medford, on Thursday
night The Grand Chief will be present
with his staff of officers to instruct mem
bers Of the order In the secret work. The
lodge In Mount Holly expects to have
large delegation present.
Mount Holly Forest No. 8, Tall Cedars
Of Lebanon, will hold its annual meeting
and banquet In the Masonic Temple, on
next Tuesday evening. November TO- A
large delegation from Camden Forest will
be present, special trolley car having
been chartered for the occasion, and 1t is
expected that number of saplings will
then be planted with the usual solemn
ceremonies.
Half an hour after Amos L. Haines had
left his wife to start the kitchen fire for
breakfast Saturday morning Mrs. Haines
found his body hanging from the fire
escape in the rear of their apartments, at
Haddonaeld III health is believed to be
the cause. He was 70 years old and one Of
the best-known residents of Camden
county. For years he was an active far
mer in the vicinity of Medford. then man
aged toll gate on the Medford turnpike,
removing to Haddonfeld about ten years
ago.
Edward Dooley. of Camden, was re-
moved to Burlington. Saturday morning,
with broken arm and his head badly cut.
The man claims that he was walking across
the tracks at Edgewater Park, that he
slipped and fell and In so doing received
his injuries. This statement is not be-
lieved by the railroad officials, who think
the man was thrown while trying to get
on or off freight car. Dooley was sent
to the Cooper Hospital, Camden. where it
was announced that no fatal results would
follow.
In the damage suit of WINS Wright, a
farmer living on the road from Mount
Holly to Burlington, to recover for the
loss OF horse that was killed on High
street Sunday night three weeks ago,
tried before Justice Slack on Saturday,
judgment was given the plaintiff In the
sum OF $500. The defendants, Mrs. May
Camsc and Edna BowleY, who were rae
ing in team which they had hired from
Samuel Matthias, were not present but
were represented by their counsel, James
n. Davis, who asked for a non-suit on the
ground that 1t had not been proven who
drove the horse at the time of the acct
dent. The motion was denied.
Samuel w. Dotson, colored, of Florence,
was arrested on Friday for committing an
assault on his wife, Clara A. Dotson. He
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