The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-03-15


= Mrs. Ella b. Scheetz is visiting Mr.. an
Mrs. Edward I. Berry, at Merchantville.
Rev. james Stoddard will preach in s.
Stephens Church at Riverside tomorrow
!. evening.
Lawyer Stops, of Riverside, is repor
It ed to be seriously Ill at hospital In Phi
adelphia.
n Edward s. Troth and wife, and so
7. Neal, of Scranton, Pa, are visiting rels
|, tives at New Gretna.
J. An adjourned meeting of the Noun
: Holly Alumni Association will be hel
I next Monday evening.
George W. Heyer was elected a mem
. Der of the vestry of St. Andrews church
" last night, to fill vacancy.
: The W. Q. t. U. will meet at the resi-
4 dence of Mrs. Fl. 81. Earnest, on Garde
= street, next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Springer. of Riverside, 4
a at the Burlington County Hospital, re
! covering from an operation.
After a bad attack of grip, George F
Poinsett, ST., of Red Lion, is suffering
; from erisypelas of the face.
Wardell Hopkins, living near Horners
town, was operated on for appendiciti
Lost or mislaid. pair nose glasses, golt
nosepiece, three-quarter glass. Kindly
return to DR.. W. 2. Melcher, Garden st.
Harry Mccoy, of Riverside, has frac
tured leg, the result of a crank slipping
, while attempting to start an automobile
, engine.
Lawyer Henry Il. Savage has moved
from his late residence on Ridgway street
to the Newbold house on Buttonwooo
! street.
The light from the mill fire on Friday
night was seen at Merchantville so plain
ly that those who looked at it thought the
fire was at Moorestown.
Millinery opening, Friday and Satur.
day, March IS and 10. You are cordially
invited to call and inspect our pattern
hats. l.. Fl. Lippincott, II Garden st.
At the residence of Mrs. Priscilla N.
Moore, near Moorestown, on Saturday
afternoon, occurred the marriage of her
daughter, Carrie Edna, and Pearl Zelley.
The next social session by members of
the Good Intent Fire company, which
will be conducted on the subscription
plan, will be held on the evening of
May IL.
Rev. E. M. Ogden supplied the pulpit
of the Methodist Church on Sunday In
the absence of the pastor, who is attend
ing the conference now In session at At
lantic City.
A small iron roller on wheels, about
two inches in diameter, was lost of Good
Intent steamer on the way to the fire on
Friday night. Finder will please return
to this office.
Mrs. Ann Adams, Familiarity known as
Sunshine" Adams, an inmate OF the
Aged Women's Home at Burlington, re-
ceived callers on Sunday In honor Of her
95th birthday.
Master Russell Eldridge, of New Egypt,
who has been patient at the Burlington
County Hospital since January 10, suffer-
ing from appendicitis, expects to return
home this week.
The unclaimed letters remaining in the
post Office for the week ending March ~
are: Mrs. s. j. Hopkins, w. G. Lloyd,
Miss Elizabeth Gladstone, Foster Seed Co.,
Miss Mildred Carbon.
In the absence of Pastor Baker, of the
Baptist Church, the pulpit was filed by
Rev. j. NJ. Davis in the morning. and by
Otis B. Reid, county secretary of the Y.
M. @. A, in the evening.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Conrow, of Riverton,
for reception at their home on Tuesday,
March %, in honor Of the fiftieth ami
versary of their marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Dennis desire
to express their thanks to the fremen and
all others who assisted them in the fire on
Friday night, which for time threatened
to destroy all their property.
The law firm of Davis & Davis has en-
tered into partnership with A. s. Ash
bridge, Jr., prominent Philadelphia law
yer. The new firm will be known as
A shbridge, Davis & Davis.
On her graduation from the Philadel-
phia Business College, last week, diplo-
ma was awarded to Miss Della Reeves,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Reeves.
of Pine street, Mount Holly.
In order to correct the false report which
has been circulated, / would say that my
property, No. lis Broad street, is not for
sale and has not been during my possess
sion. HERBERT s. KILLIE.
There will be meeting of the Mount
Holly Base Ball Club, tomorrow evening,
in the armory at 30, to complete arrange
ments for the ensuing season. All In
terested in base ball are invited to be
present.
j. P. Ancker attended a meeting of
Camden Division No. ITO, Order Railway
Conductors, on Friday evening, it being
the Goth anniversary of the Division. Mr..
Ancker is the Oldest charter member of the
Division.
Ex-Mayor Yard, of Trenton, will speak
at a meeting in the M. E. church, next
Monday evening, March 81, under the
auspices of the Methodist Brotherhood.
Everybody is invited to come and hear
Mr.. Yard speak.
There will be sale of cakes, pies and
bread, In the store adjoining THE News
office, on Saturday, March 90, at two
o'clock P. M. The proceeds will go to
the treasury of the Spare Minute Circle
of the M. E. Church.
School boy wanted.-We have a per-
manent position for a bright, energetic
school boy. The right boy can make
| from SOC to $500 or more a week, without
interfering with his school duties. s. Earl
Assay g. Co., 38 Main street.
A few days since test was made of the
water wheels which have been installed at
the mill dam. They worked smoothly
and proved to be very satisfactory. After
the cable towers have been erected the
water wheels will be put under cover.
John R Howell's insurance agency set
! tied the J. w. Colkitt & Co. fire loss and
paid $50 on last Saturday. Also settled
the Mount Holly Water Co. loss on Mon
day for 1891 45 on Colkitt & Cos feed
store building and shop adjacent.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
| Home Missionary Society will be given
by the young people of the Unionville
Sunday School, on Thursday evening,
March "a. The event will take place In
| the hall at Smithville, and will consist of
a playlet entitled "Ma Dusenberry and
her Gearls," and tableaux.
William Boxer, formerly of Mount
Holly, who follows the line of pugilism,
was knocked out on Tuesday night by a
man named Harris, but whom Boxer
f1oored in the first round. The contest
took place at the Douglas club in Phila-
delphia. The young man is son of
David Boxer, now living In Burlington.
John Taylor, farmer living at Red
Lion, got bull dog in Philadelphia last
week. On arriving home the animal tried
to kill everything on the premises.
Chickens and geese were easy prey, but
: when the COWS were attacked a bull got
into the game and with its horns tossed the
dog into the air. Severe injuries and q
strong chain about its neck soon had 6
! tendency to quiet the brute.
Glass No. 80. otherwise known as the
Y of p IT of tho Methodist Sunda