The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-03-22
T. Walter Borton has purchased Buick

T. Walter Borton has purchased Buici
automobile.
4 Easter post cards and booklets. L. s
Boyce. stationer.
n Rodman W. Bowker Is now living II
the property which he recently pur'
chased on Broad street.
Owing to the serious illness of his father,
/ j. G. Strauss, the eyesight specialist, will
not be in his Office this week.
: At Bowers for Easter: Ice cream of the
following havors, vanilla, strawberry,
chocolate, bisque and orange ice.
While working at the Hainesport
foundry. on Tuesday, Ernest Nixon, OF
Buddtown, was badly burned about the
eyes.
The property of Curtis G. Hutchinson,
of Palmyra, was sold on Thursday by
Sheriff Worrell to ]. Lawrence Lippin-
colt for 5000.
/ An interesting address was delivered at
the meeting of the Brotherhood of the
M. E. church, last evening, by Ex-Msyor
Yard, of Trenton.
A set of chimes has been installed In the
Palmyra Baptist Church, which give re-
cital proceeding and during the Sunday
morning and evening services.
Storage for silverware and yaluabIes,
Safe Deposit boxes for rent, $500 per
year, in the Safe Deposit Vaults of The
Farmers National Bank, Mount Holly.
Beautiful articles of silverware, gold
filed watches, chains, musical clocks. etc.,
given as premiums. Call and ask for par
ticulars at 11s Mill st., Mount Holly. ct"
A larger, better, more beautiful stock of
plants for Easter than ever before. Hy-
drangeas, azaleas, hyacinths and many
others. Call at 8. p Cline's, High street,
and see them.
L. s. Boyce, stationer, Is giving away
absolutely free, souvenir post card of
the old mill which was destroyed by fire
on March 18th. Call and secure one
before they are gone.
John 8. Gilbert has resigned as SUPER
intendent of the Burlington County Rail-
way Company and will enter the employ
of the ]. W. Paxon Company, with head
quarters in Philadelphia.
Having given up housekeeping, John
Throckmorton, ST.. will sell large guam
tity of household goods at 100 Shreve
street, on Saturday, April Q. The sale
will begin at one o'clock promptly.
@. P. Doble, of Binghampton. N. Y,
brother of Budd Doble. will train horses
at the Mount Holly fair ground this
season, beginng early next month, to pre-
pare them for the fall racing circuit.
The AID annual meeting of the Pember-
ton Building and Loan Association, will
be held in the Office of James B. Hawkins,
secretary, on Monday evening, April A.
Officers will be elected and a new series
of stock, the 9th, will be issued.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has built siding at R. P. Swords manu-
featuring establishment on Washington
street. This will enable Mr.. Sword to
materially enlarge his force and his out
put.
The Bordentown Board of Education |
at a meeting Monday night appointed |
Prof. ID. N. Holloway superintendent of |
schools here to take the place of Walter
G. Penhollow. Professor Holloway is at |
present superintendent of schools at New
castle, Delaware
a Following is the list of unclaimed mail |
remaining In the post Office for last week: |
John W. Green, Mrs. Nelson Grovatt, |
Charlie Lamb, NJ. A. Lefevre, NJ. A. |
Scheaver, Mrs. Sarah Warner, r. D. B. |
Wright; postals, ]. A. Kester, Miss Mat |
tie Logan, Foster Seed Co.
Fire of unknown origin DESTROYED the |
dwelling owned by Charles Lehman, at |
Fieldsboro, on Saturday. Up to Friday |
the house was occupied by the family of |
Thomas Cottrell. when he moved all of |
his household goods with che exception of |
piano. The loss is about 81, 500.
Frederick Gauntt, aged IS years, clerk |
in the grocery store of Amos Zelley, at |
Masonville, was found dead In bed at that |
place on Friday morning. He had been |
suffering with rheumatism, and 1t Is sup |
osed the trouble reached his heart The |
young man lived on Shreve street, Noun |
Holly.
A. & g. Rosbach, the Pemberton florists. |
will have choice assortment of plants |
and pot flowers for Easter. Cut flowers |
will be scarce. SO IL you want any you |
must get your order In early. Those who |
do not have the time to visit the green |
houses at Pemberton may leave orders with |
Samuel P. Cline, Mount Holly.
Easter will be observed at the Bap- |
fist Church, next Sunday, with special |
music. In the morning the choir will |
render the anthem, Now Is Christ Risen. |
Hallelujah. Miss Ross will sing a solo,
1.-The Triumphant Morn. In the even
ing the augmented choir will sing the |
cantata, 1.-THE Risen King" by Schneider.
Death came instantly to William Man
tel ON Tuesday. The deceased was son |
of Lewis Mantel, and was employed on |
his fathers farm near Lewistown. The |
young man was sitting on a load of stalks, |
which slipped from the wagon when |
passing automobile frightened the horses |
His neck was broken and arm fractured |
by the force of the fall. The wagon |
passed oyer his body, the wheels MASKING |
his head.
NC cunSylNduld ltdllTOaO, IN aCCOr- |
dance with the request of the State |
Board of Health last August, will |
be the second line running through |
New Jersey to begin the use of |
individual drinking cups in its stations
and trains. 1t Is understood that paper |
drinking cups of some description will be |
furnished before summer begins In all |
passenger cars and waiting-rooms where |
water is provided.
For the purpose of dealing In dairy |
products the Farmers Wholesale Com |
pany filed articles of Incorporation at the |
County Clerks Office In Camden Wednes-
day with a capital stock of 100000. The |
incorporators are James T. Zane, Black |
wood; Harry B. Macklin, Camden; ]. |
Howard Lippincott. Ellis Fl. Rudderow,
G. Harry Dudley. Horace Roberts, all of
Moorestown; Herbert Zane, Mount
Ephraim; Alfred g. Jaggard, Almonessen;
Arthur L. Richie. Riverton, and Joseph |
Borton, Marlton.
Thieves broke hole in IA window and
carried off five cut glass bowls, several
other pieces of cut glass, coat with a.
coat with lynx collar and lot of silver
vraro from the ronfdanno If nr Waltar