The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-07-12
THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, JULY u. 1910
LOCAL NEWS.

The store you have confidence in
Boyce's.
The Relief Fire Company, of Mount
Holly, was 1853 years old yesterday.
The owner of lost bicycle will learr
something by visiting the Office of Justic,
Slack.
The pulpit of the Baptist church. OF
Sunday was occupied by Rev. NJ. II
Pogsou, of New York.
The members of Columbus Grange will
hold their annual picnic at Rancocas Parl
on Thursday. July 49,
The John s. Lippincott property, OF
Garden street. has been purchased by Mis-
.Elvira Armstrong for 81. 500.
Owing to the serious Illness of he
father, Mrs. Charles Il. Folwell left TO
Hagerstown, Md, on Thursday.
The improvements being made to tn
residence of Sheriff William W.. Worrel
include an enlargement of the porch.
The Columbus Snapper Soup Club will
hold its annual picnic In the former Town
send woods, near Columbus. on Thursday
July 81.
The scholars of the Methodist Sunda.
school enjoyed delightful time at theil
annual picnic. which was held at Rance
Cas- Park on Thursday.
John r. Madden, of Bordentown, ant
Miss Cora e. Boulder, of Trenton, wer,
married at Fieldsboro, on Thursday, By
Rev. William 81. Carter.
Charles Holloway and Miss Lottie j
Wharton, both of Roebling, were married
at the Baptist parsonage, Bordentown, by
Rev. D. G. Stevens, on July 2.
Contractor W. s. Gale is now engaged
laying number of concrete sidewalks or
that section of Union street recently inn
proved by the township committee.
A box containing some pins of the Lu
Their League and small sum Of money
has been lost and the finder will be re
warded If the package is returned to the
post Office.
In order to increase the organ fund, the
members of the Juliustown Methodist
church will hold entertainment and ba.
zaar. on Thursday evening on the lawn OF
Mrs. L. g. Cox.
The members of Company E. of Mount
Holly. left for Gettysburg, Pa, Saturday
evening, where the Third Regiment,
National Guards. will camp for week
with the regular army troops.
Special instruction in a school at Cape
May city is now engrossing the attention
of Marian Risdon. Nellie A. Carly, and
Mary Walther, all of whom are teachers
In the Mount Holly public school.
Louis E. Sickle and Miss Anna May
Garrison. both of Delanco. were married
on Wednesday evening. The ceremony
was performed at st. Barnabas' rectory,
Burlington. by Rev. Philip Smith.
While visiting at Bridgeton, last week,
Samuel E. Colder. of Mount Holly, gave
his grandmother her first ride in an auto
mobile. At "a years of age the old lady
thoroughly enjoyed her novel experience,
"Alvy" Ruth, of Merchantville. is to
be given tryout on the Detroit base ball
team. Hughey Jennings became inter
ested In this promising player through a
son of Harry Wright. former manager
of the Phillies.
You win like them. Five new and
beautiful colored upper Rancocas creek
post cards. We now have thirty-seven
different Mount Holly views In colored
cards. for 8 cents. % cents dozen.
L. g. Boyce, stationer.
The wife of DR.. Mendenhall, of Bor-
dentown, escaped injury few nights ago.
A stray rife bullet fastened itself against
the chair In which she was sitting. Her
husband and number of callers were
on the porch at the time.
The annual picnic of the Vincentown
Methodist Sunday school will be held al
Ridgway's grove, near Red Lion, or
Thursday. At this same place will also
be held the annual picnic of Vincentowr
Grange, on Thursday. July 81.
Frank M. Holbrook, of Palmyra, and
Miss Edna Frazier, of Philadelphia, were
married at the latter place on Wednesday
morning, July 6. The bride was former
teacher in the York street school at Bur
lington, in which city she has relatives
living.
As fast as possible the sidewalk and
roadway distractions In connection will
the building of the new hotel for Richard
Lamb, are being removed. This action II
In compliance with an order served on tn,
contractors, Richmond s. Vennel, by tn,
township committee.
A handsome memorial window
representing the Ascension. has beer
placed In st. Andrews church, at Jobs
. town. by Mrs. Robert W. Garter, in mem
orY of Lloyd Haywood Stuart. who dice
about year ago. The window is a worA
of art and was imported from Germany.
Josiah w. EVAN and Walter l. Dill, Of
Mount Holly, and John N. Rhoads, Of
Philadelphia. are the incorporators of tn,
Mount Holly Lumber Company, which
has taken over the lumber business of Jos
iah W. EVAN. The capital of the concerl
is $4,000. Plans have been formulated
for increasing the business.
On Monday last Justice Risdon com
mitted Mrs. Estelle Warwick, of Lumber
ton, to the county jail for ten days on
disorderly charge. The defendant say
she got into trouble over an attempt t.
kiss her child. She was pushed from TIA
porch by Mrs. W. A. Jones when sh
went to the house to see the little one.
The county treasury has been enriche
by the receipt of $3.50. which came fror
Max and Morris Polvinick, who were con
victed for the illegal sale of liquor q
Roebling and fined by the court. 1t ha
been their intention to press for writ G
error, but their proceedings were discor
tinued and the money paid over to Sheri
Worrell.
Four fine horses In charge of JOSEF
Apologize took bus load of members {
Mount Holly Lodge. Knights of Pythia
on fraternal visit to Medford Lodge, @
Wednesday evening. Grand Chancellt