The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-05-10
THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1910
LOCAL NEWS.

KOOus.
Choice patterusin percales, IL aud % ct
per yard. I. H. Lippincott, II Garde
street.
500 Earliana tomato plants in four inc
pots. Forty cents dozen, very forward
Ridgway, Lumberton.
The W. G. T. U. will meet at the HON
OF Mrs. Samuel Elberson, Garden stree
this evening, at As.
The Bickford Hardware Company wi
send the Luden Vacuum Cleaner to Won
home for demonstration.
Gilbert Sexton, of Bordentown. an
Miss Essie Yates. of Brevard, were mai
ried at Trenton last Tuesday.
The engagement has been announced O
Harvey M. Roberts, of Moorestown, an,
Miss Ethel B. Lippincott, of Marlton.
BY submitting to an operation in Phil
adelphia hospital, August Lang, of Bev
erly. has had tumor removed from tn
side of his face
The Junior class of the Mount Holl,
High School gave dance and reception
to the Seniors at the Masonic Temple OF
Saturday night.
Struck by passing automobile as b,
was stepping from trolley car at Dor
dentown, Elijah Norcross was knocked
down and painfully injured.
Mrs. Walter VOORHEES,, of Lumberton
has been suffering from painful injury
the result of stepping on a nail which al
most passed through her foot.
A gold locket was lost on Sunday even
ing. 1t had on it the letters IS. M. d, >
and contained two photographs. The
finder is requested to return 1t to Bowers
bakery.
A position in a school at Portland,
Oregon. has been accepted by Miss Mad
eleine @. Raby, a graduated elocutionist,
who formerly taught in the Brainard
school, Mount Holly.
A lecture illustrated by so fine slides
on ''How the Other Half Lives" will be
given by Rev. G. T. Harris, in the M. E.
church, Friday evening, May 13. A free
will offering at the door. All are invited
George s. Dobbins is prepared to do
gardening, trimming hedges, cleaning
lawns, withdrawing cellars. cleaning
carpets, etc. A postal card addressed to
179 West Washington street, will reach
him.
Walter Tantum, of Crosswicks, and
Miss Ada Warrack, of Bordentown, were
married at the latter place on Wednes-
day evening, April 81, by Rev. Charles
II. Whitaker, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church.
The Supreme Circle of the Brotherhood
of America opens its annual session In
Atlantic City to-day. John Throckmor-
ton. ST., and William B. Pierson. are
In attendance as delegates from Mount
Holly.
Walter Allen has the contract to erect
public garage at the corner of King and
Washington streets for the Mount Holly
Garage Co., the incorporators of which
are w. R. Warrick, E. Fl. Parker and W.
T. Stewart.
Laura Rossell, aged II years, died at her
home on Shreve street Thursday night
from consumption. She was recently sent
to the sanatorium at Glen Gardner, but she
remained there only week. The re-
mains were inferred in st. Andrews bury
ing ground yesterday afternoon.
Arthur J. Durand, formerly of Mount
Holly, who has been conducting a drug
store at Moorestown for number of
years. has sold his business at that place
and will devote sll his time to his phar-
macy at Beach Haven, to which place he
will remove The change is made for the
benefit of his health.
A lecture with moving pictures on the
Life of Christ" by Frederick H. Deck
er, of New York, will be given In the
Sacred Heart Church on Thursday even
Ing. May 10. There will be appropriate
selections by the choir. Tickets IS cents.
The proceeds will go towards painting
the woodwork of the exterior of the
church.
Rosbach's at Pemberton have for num-
Der of years supplied the trade with seed
ling asters by judicious selection and cult
walton. They claim to have now the finest
strain of five different colors in existence.
Every purchaser of any plants to the
amount of one dollar or over will be pre-
scented with three plants of each color of
aster.
Nathan F. Smith. proprietor of the Gen.
trail hotel, Burlington. on Tuesday, re-
ceived a consignment by express which
was out of the ordinary. 1t consisted of
tarantula and centipede from Little
Rock, Arkansas, and was sent by his
daughter, Mrs John Bascomb, who is now
"a resident of that city. The tarantula
was about three inches long, while the
eentipede measured eight inches. A
scratch inflicted by either of these speci-
mems would prove fatal. They were alive
when received. but Mine Host Smith has
no liking for such pets, so they were dis
patched and placed in glass jars.
Roaming unclothed about Kinkora farms
despite the fact that he carried well
filed suitcase and plenty of money, an
insane man terrified that neighborhood
Tuesday morning. Women fled in terror
when he appeared at gates and asked for
something to eat. A posse of farmers
finally surrounded the man in a woods
where he was arrested by constable and
brought to Burlington. He said he was
Jacob Freedman. From papers found in
the suit case it is believed he is Phila-
delphian. Physicians declared the man
was completely deranged and ordered him
to the County Asylum at New
Lisbon until relatives could be found.
The people of Pemberton. the birth
place of Governor Fort, will hear the
Governor in an address on Memorial Day.
He has accepted an invitation extended
by Assemblyman Blanchard H. White. to
make the speech In connection with the
presentation of flag to the Pemberton
public school. The flag will be given by
the Pemberton Camp of the Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America. Governor
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