The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-04-12


Mrs. Harry Leeds, of Rancocas, die
t on Sunday from pneumonia. She Wi
Ill only few days.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin A. Ellis, ne,
Marlton, will celebrate their 25th wet
t ding anniversary on Thursday evening
\ April %.
|, Patrons at the opera house are assure
| of more safety In case of fire, as a ne
exit door has been put in on the north sid
of the building.
Coming to this county from Philade
phia, Italian women gather large quaint
titles of dandelions and sell them at
good profit to their own people.
There have been several prosecutions G
heartless drivers at Beverly during th
past two weeks, practice against whic
Mayor Roberts has started crusade.
Having decided to re-engage in tn
plumbing business, Harvey A. Worrel
will resign his position with the Metro
politan Insurance company on Frida
next.
Next Monday evening a meeting Wi
be held In the M. E. church, under tn
auspices of the Brotherhood of that church
at which Walter Fish, of Rancocas, vii
speak. All are welcome.
Stepping on a piece of kindling WOO
while going down the cellar stairs, Mrs
Denniston, Of Beverly, was thrown G.
the bottom of the flight. She was quit
badly injured and had an ankle sprained
Philip s. Irons, the furniture dealer
is now doing business at his new location
corner of High and Garden street. TIL
installation of new front on High stree
gives him excellent opportunity for dis
playing goods.
Edward Henry Wyatt, of Trenton, ant
Miss Eleanor G. Mullen, of Florence
were married at the latter place on Wed
nesday morning The ceremony was per
formed In St. Clair's Church. Rev. Fathe
Cofield officiating.
While picking arbutus in woods three
miles from Burlington, Charles Reed wal
attacked by black snake nearly six fee
in length. He killed the reptile only after
ten minute fight, In which Reed broke
two clubs over the snake.
| At Bridgeboro, on Tuesday night, ar
Intellectual attempt was made to enter the
| -a.;danoa 80 MytIIiarn d praxoom Af+a,
the intruder had been frightened away II
was found that he took two door mats
with him, which he tried to dispose of al
Riverside.
| A special school meeting will be held
In the school house at Lumberton or
Tuesday evening, April 10, at 80 o'clock
to vote on an appropriation of 5000 to be
used In the purchase of lot adjoining
the school property and for curbing front
of school house.
At the anniversary exercises of the
Methodist Brotherhood tomorrow even.
ing, in the NJ. E. church, the qusrtette OF
the local Y. M. G. A. will sing. and other
musical features will be rendered. Rev.
George T. Harris has prepared an interest.
ing address, and the entire programme
will be of great interest. All are invited.
A negro who gave his name as Milton
Holland. of Boston, Mass, went to the
residence OF Mrs. George Crammer. OF
Crosswicks street, Bordentown, and
throofonad m ont har haorf ont aluo har
little daughters. Mrs. Crammer became
| hysterical and was unconscious for three
hours. The negro was captured and
locked up.
The body of James Bevan, of Bristol,
Pa, who disappeared on the night Of
February IL. was found along the river
bank near the Devlin plant at Burlington,
Friday morning, by Ralph Shinn, while
the latter was serving milk to his Gus.
toners. Accidental drowning was the
decision of Coroner Bisbing. The remains
were buried on Saturday.
| Everyone is cordially invited to attend
the Y. M. G. A. lecture on Halley's Comet
by John Henry Frome of Philadelphia
this evening In the court house, at 7.45
Mr.. Frome is an excellent lecturer and
the Mount Holly people are exceptionally
fortunate In having him here at this time
A silver offering will be taken at the
close of the lecture to defray the expenses
The disease known as cancer is one Of
the worst of all human Ills, and Is be
coming more prevalent in spite of all eff
forts to wipe 1t out, partly because it is sc
often allowed to go too long before apply
ing a remedy. DR.. Patterson. whose care
made this disease his study for thirty
years, and cures without operation by
knife.
The base ball grounds are being put il
fine condition. The fences around the lo
have been heightened and Strengthened L
was real enjoyment to see the interes
taken in this work. Charley Cowperthwai
AL. Fenimore and RolY Warrick laid
boards and drove nails like old carpenters
The diamond has been put further In thu
| field so there will be less chance of 81
many foul balls going over the fence
Bleachers will be put up this week anG
everything will be in fine condition TO
the opening game on the seventh of May
| We have just received another carload
of that famous Seal of Minnesota Flou
that we are selling low to introduce it. In
elude bag of it in your next order ant
you will become regular customer. Ais
have just unloaded carload of salt ha,
that makes excellent hens nests, as lie
will not stay where 1t is; 1t is also excel
lent for horse bedding We have car o
Edison Portland Cement, rated as the bes
in the world for concrete and stone work
Sidewalks made of Edison Cement are q
durable as iron and will last lifetime
properly laid. If you contemplate build
Ing this spring let us figure on it wit
you. RoeRRs BOYD.
| Walking in her sleep, 11-year-old Dorc
thy Fireng, daughter of Mr. and Mr.:
Frank Fireng. of Burlington, climbe
out second story window Tuesday nigh
and fell head first to the flagstone pave
ment in an alley She sustained merely
tickling sensation that caused her to laug
when physician examined her for SUI
posedly fatal injuries. A brother hear
the child crying at midnight and locate
the sound outside. The mother foun
Dorothy walking about in the alley, igno
ant of her fall and dazed by awakenin
on the pavement. DR.. Rink was sun
moned to the house. but could find no ii
inru eYcent q faint scratch nnnn the child