The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-07-05

are always welcome. L. 8. Boyce.
Main street. =
A marriage license was issued in Phi
adelphia, last week, to Jesse 81. Jones, {
Masonville. and Miss Amy R. Moore, {
Philadelphia.
Some of the Burlington county farmer
are raising bumper crops of potatoes. !
some sections the only variety to sho'
rot is the Early Cobbler.
The property on High street belongin
, to the Edward P. Holeman estate. occr
pied by Harris A. Glover, has been sol
to A. A. Anderson, the real estate agent
; Large quantities of huckleberries ar
being gathered in the vicinity Of Cooks
town and shipped to New York. Buyer
are paying only eight cents per quart 70
them.
A curiosity In the shape of red rad
ish that had tied itself into knot Will
growing, was shown last week by VII
liam H. Stillwell who raised 1t In his gar
den.
Continuing the work that has been 81
successful In this section of the state. tn
promoters of the order will endeavor Il
organize a branch of the Woodmen of tn,
World In Mount Holly.
A serious charge hangs over the heat
of Anthony Poinsett, who is confined IL
the county jail under $1,000 bail. Tit
complainant is Mrs. Daniel Parker, o.
Burlington, the mother of six-year-olC
daughter.
Owing to the plans for opening pri
vate school next fall. Miss Lille v
Keller. who has been occupying portion
of DIR. Harker's residence, has removed tc
the property on Broad street. owned by
Robert 8. Gaskill.
Edward M. Reading, hotel proprietor
at Florence, distinguished himself, last
week, by jumping into the Delaware river
and saving the life of Miss Mary Tenny-
son, q domestic In his employ, after she
had fallen overheard.
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Smith
announced on Wednesday the revocation
of number of licenses. In the list Ia
included the name Of DR.. c. B. Lambert,
of Riverside, who is charged with reck-
less driving.
Taken suddenly i'll last week, and his
condition regarded as serious, David j.
Donahoe, a Bordentown undertaken, was
removed to st. Francis Hospital, Trenton,
where an immediate operation was per-
formed for appendicitis.
Your check on the Mount Holly Safe
Deposit and Trust Company is passport
of good financial credit. This bank fur
nishes free, to It's depositors, very conve-
nient size pocket check books. Why not
open an account and pay all bills by
check2 1t is safer.
The substantial growth of the Burling
ton County Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany, Moorestown, N. j., is gratifying,
as 1t shows the absolute confidence which
the people have in its management, and
In the many safeguards 1t affords for the
protection of the money of its depositors,
Miss Mary l. Ash and Thomas F. Dom
ahue, both of Bordentown. were united In
marriage at St. Mary's Church, at that
place, on Wednesday. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. D. ]. Duggan.
Miss Catharine Koran was bridesmaid and
William Donahue. brother of the BRIDE
groom, best man.
Florence Helena Fuhrmann and George
Eugene Minnick, both of Roebling, were
united in marriage at the Baptist
parsonage. Bordentown, ON Wednesday,
by Rev. D. G. Stevens. Miss Christine
L. Fuhrmann. a sister of the bride. was
bridesmaid, and William H. Fuhrmann, a
brother of the bride. acted as best man.
Last week 1t was discovered that the
rear door to the residence of Miss Emily
Gardner, at the corner Of Garden and Ris-
don streets. had been broken open during
the night. The door was made fast
and boarded up. 1t is not known If
anything was taken as Miss Gardner ia
away. The premises are being watched
Passengers on the Beach Haven and
Philadelphia express had an unusual ex.
perience one night last week of having the
engine twice break away from the train
and leave 1t half mile behind. The first
accident occurred west of Writings and
the second few miles beyond. In both
cases the emergency air brakes were
applied and no damage resulted.
Miss Elizabeth Smith Heileman and
William Rodman Chew, both of Burling-
ton. were united in marriage at st. Msry's
rectory Wednesday evening by the Rev.
James F. Olmsted. The bride was attend
ed by her sister, Miss Wilhelmiua h.
Heileman. and Nathaniel Cook, Jr.. acted
as best man. The happy couple left on a
late train on their honeymoon.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
o'clock Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Edgar Stiles, Burlington. sister
of the bride, when Miss Lillian Elizabeth
Sholl and Frank Norcross Cline were
united in marriage by Rev. Charles E.
Lawrence, pastor of the Broad Street NJ.
E. Church. Miss Miriam Stiles was flow
er girl and Master George Stiles ring
bearer. Miss Mary Candy acted as brides
maid and William L. r. Cline as best
man. The happy couple left for Wash
ington. D. c.
At its meeting this evening, Washing
ton Council, No., 8, Jr. o. U. A. M, will
install the following officers: Junior pas
councillor, Benjamin E. Colkitt; councillor
A. Garfield Brown; vice councillor, Ed
ward 81. Gibbs, Jr.; recording secretary
Harry W. Phares; assistant recordin,
secretary, Norman w. Armstrong; inan
cial secretary. William ]. Haines; treasurer
Thomas G. Alcott; conductor. Harvey F
Murdoch; warden, Edward d. Thomas
inside sentinel, William a. Roberts; out
side sentinel, Elmer E. Prlckitt; trustees
c. @. Cowperthwait. Harry Hawkins, Jr.
Walter /. Dill; representatives to Stat
council, Atwell e. Wright, Thomas
Alcott; funeral benefit association, A. II
jackson. Dues amounting to $780,
were collected last meeting night.
For five hours or more, on Wednesday
Mrs Henry Morrison. of Beverly. missed