The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-08-16
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OF America will be held at Rancocas Parl
on August 81.
Rev. Charles 81. Bowden. of Camden
will occupy the pulpit of the Methods
l church, next Sunday.
John Throckmorton. ST., found watch
on the street last week, which the owner
can have by applying to him.
The annual lake carnival at New Egypt
will take place on Friday. There will be
base ball game in the afternoon.
Mrs. William B. Ogburn, of Mill street,
was stricken with paralysis on Friday
night. Her condition is somewhat i'm
proved.
Wanted, position as housekeeper or at
Homework, In Mount Holly. Good cook.
Answer by mail only, "Housekeeper, u
News OFFICE.
The house and lot of William NJ. Reeves,
AZ Brainard street, will be sold at public
sale on the premises at two o'clock next
Friday afternoon.
Miss Frances Carr, of Burlington, is
acting as substitute at the Bell Telephone
exchange while the regular operators are
enjoying vacations.
Save money by having your photo taken
now. Good werk guaranteed. Special
prices until September 1st. Keeler's
studio. AZ Mill street.
Miss Mildred Lippincott was injured
over the eye on Saturday night by Har-
vey Burtis' dog, which sprang at her
when she attempted to caress it.
While driving down High street. Satur-
day night. Joseph A. Southwick had
wheel dished while attempting to get out
of the car tracks. All the spokes fell out
E. Fl. Curtis, of Ohio, made an address
In the Mount Holly Baptist church on
Friday evening In the interest of the local
option movement. The attendance was
small.
Taken suddenly Ill while on duty, FRI
day morning, Benjamin Warren, flagman
at the Water street railroad crossing, was
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street.
For sale. The Emily Gardiner house,
No. 315 Garden street; double brick house
on Water street, belonging to the Cronk
estate; and the Tomlinson property No. 10
Church street. Apply to A. A. Anderson
The Burlington stone road, from Lambs
hotel to about mile beyond Wood Lane.
was given another coat of crude oil last
week. The oil was applied by an automo-
bile sprinkler.
The time to save is all the time. Week |
ly deposits in the bank will soon swell |
your reserve fund to good proportions.
The Mount Holly Safe Deposit and Trust
Company solicits your account. Three
per cent interest paid on time deposits.
An unrulY horse created some excite
ment on High street on Saturday night.
Owing to defect In the harness the car
rage struck the horses legs. so the ami
NAL tried to run away. 1t was stopped
on Washington street and the harness
remedied.
One hundred and seventy-fve persons
ate dinner at the annual picnic of the
Unionville Sunday school, held at Ran
cocas Park on Friday. Additional in
terest was given to the event by the pres
ence of the Methodist Sunday school of
Rancocas.
Miss Sara M. Randall, one of the teach
ers In the Mount Holly public schools,
was married on Wednesday, to John W.
Anderson, Millville merchant. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. E. F.
Hayward in st. Stephens church, Cam
den. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will reside
In Millville.
At the merchants picnic. at Rancocas
Park. Thursday. basket was picked up
evidently by mistake and the owner would
be pleased to have 1t returned. The bas-
ket contained some knives, spoons and
forks, one of the latter being child's fork
If the finder of the basket will return 1t to
THE News Office he will confer favor.
Two large trees, which fell into the
upper creek near Smithville during the
severe sleet storm of last December, and |
made navigation at that point impractical
for boats and dangerous for canoes, have
been removed through the efforts Of men,
bers of the Ankokas Canoe Club. The
trees were chopped and sawed into sections,
which were hauled out on the banks.
Jesse johnson, of New Gretna, was
struck by an automobile ON Tuesday and
seriously injured. The, accident happen
ed on the road from Mullica River to New
Gretna. johnson was walking on the
road and turned to one side when the au-
toist blew his horn. When the car got
near johnson he turned to cross to the
other side Of the road and was struck.
Several weeks since DR.. Atwood, super
intendent of the Methodist Sunday school,
gave out sunf1ower seeds and requested
the scholars to plant them. This was
done in many instances, with the result
that there are now many flowers of that
variety and some of very large size. The
best of them are to be used to decorate
the Sunday school room. and the display
will be celebrated on rally day.
While driving to Philadelphia markets
with produce last night. the team of |
William Dunn, a Beverly township farmer,
was struck by trolley car near Camden. |
The wagon was wrecked and the produce
scattered along the road. Both horses |
were injured. At first Dunn could not be |
found. A protruding foot from under the |
pile of produce revealed Dunn, who when
dug out was found to be unconscious. |
His injuries we're slight.
Ross s. McCown, former secretary of
the Burlington County Young Mems
Christian Association. is in Mount Holly
for few days. He reached New York
on Thursday after an extended trip
through Europe. He left Boston May O.
and with three companions tramped over
the continent. Rev. Mr.. Mcmahon, who
has been supplying the Presbyterian pull
pit at Columbus, was In the party. Mr.
McCown reports having had delightful
trip. He saw the Passion play and had
good time in general
Attention Is directed to a state law
which provides that drivers of all kinds
of vehicles shall display "a light one hour