The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-10-25

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drug store.
William g. Wetherill spent several day
in New York last week on a business trip
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
will hold supper in the Masonic Temple
| November IS and 10.
Richard Lamb will haYe public sale Of
household goods and old lumber at his
new hotel In Mount Holly, on Saturday
afternoon, November 5.
The dwelling at Florence, occupied by
Charles Nichols, was damaged by fire oil
unknown origin yesterday morning. The
loss is fully covered by insurance.
There will be Republican mass meet.
ing in the hall at Hainesport tomorrow
wednesday, night, to be addressed by
Hon. A. L. Rankin, of New York.
Ernest D. Holeman has bought from the
MOorestown Trust Company, executor OF
his fathers estate, the store property and
dwelling attached at the corner of High
and Murrel streets.
A Halloween social will be given In
the hall at Vincentown. for the benefit of
the Baptist Church at that place, on Sat
urday evening, October 80. Ice cream
and cake will be on sale.
Robert M. Snyder, proprietor of the
Madison hotel, Mount Holly, is getting
bids for remodeling the property. Very
extensive alterations will be made to the
present building. including covering the
exterior with stucco, and large addition
will be built on the Madison avenue side
lot.
We have enroute, and will be here In a
few days, car of Dried Brewers Grains,
a car of Rock Salt and a car of Buffalo
Gluten feed that we can offer you induce
ments In. Get our prices on all kinds of
dairy feeds for the winter use. We think
we can interest you. We are In position
to give you all kinds of Poultry Feed at
the lowest prices The Holly Brand of
scratching grains and mash food for lay
ing hens are unequsled. Include a bag
of Seal OF Minnesota -four in your next
order We are headquarters for the best
tarred rope that can be found Our
prices are the same as others ask for the
inferior grade. ROGERS Is BOYD.
1t only requires small legal formality
before Surrogate William P. Lippincott,
to have Senator Griffith W. Lewis, of Bur-
lington and lawyer Robert s. Gaskill, of
Mount Holly, appointed administrators
of the estate of Schuyler Rainier, the rich
Florence farmer, who was recently found
dead in his cornfield by Jane Nixon, the
housekeeper. To this disposition of the
matter, all the heirs have renounced ex-
cepting a one-twelfth interest. Messrs.
Lewis and Gaskill have signed the applica-
ton for appointment and given bond in
the sum of 100000. Mr.. Gaskill an
nounces that no will has yet been found,
but such an instrument might be discover
ed later on.
LIE Roy Lamb, aged 10 years, son of
John A. Lamb, of Medford, was the vic
tim of terrible accident on Saturday af-
ternoon. The young man was doing some
work in the second story of Charles
Kirby's feed mill, and becoming warm
hung his coat on shaft which he failed
to notice was in motion. When he saw
the garment move he grabbed 1t. In some
unaccountable manner his arm got caught
and the boy was whirled around the shaft
The coat became twisted so tightly that
1t cut off his right hand. The unfortu-
nate lad was rushed to the Burlington
County Hospital and his arm amputated
above the wrist. Lamb recently succeed
ed Postmaster Charles E. Holmes as clerk
In the Medford National Bank.