The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-03-29
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Holly merchant, is now living on his far
near Kirby's Mills.
Bert Dill is now acting as district maj
ager of the local branch of the Inter-Stat
Telephone Company.
A two-seated surrey, buggy, set {
single harness and blankets for sale. Ii
quire at THE News Office.
Twenty-four carloads of seed potatoe
have arrived for members of the Burline
ton County Farmers Exchange.
A. ]. Harris, of Toms River, has bee
awarded a contract to build $500
Presbyterian church at Cream Ridge.
The Moorestown improvement Associs
ton has decided on holding a poultr
show In the town hall there next winter
Suffering from appendicitis Rudolph
Kumpf went to DIR. Prices Hospital. i
Philadelphia, on Thursday, for an opera
ton.
At meeting to be held this evening
the Junior Mechanics will consider amend
ments which are are to be offered to thei
bylaws.
Eggs. Broken cakes, 81 per bag, th
cheapest and best feed for laying hens ant
small chicks. For sale at SO Shreve street
Mount Holly.
Miss Fannie Suydam, of Bordentown
went to the Jefferson Hospital, Philadel
phia, on Wednesday, for a delicate sur
gical operation.
Walter Cox was taking seriously i'll last
week, while digging post holes on his
farm near Sykesville. Prompt medical
attention soon brought him around all
right.
The mill property and feed, coal and
grain business, at Masonyille, belonging
to Henry M. Thomson, of Mount Holly.
has been sold to Jesse Jones for about
IS. 900.
The farm in Springfield township be
longing to Warner & Zelley, has been
rented by Walter Gravatt, of Florence. 1t
will hereafter be known as the Meadow
Brook Farm.
A Victrola entertainment will be given
in the M. E. Church on Thursday evening"
March 81, under the auspices of the
Ushers' Union. No charge except free
will offering at the door. Come out and
an inu tho avoninO
Camp, No. go, Woodmen of the World.
was instituted at Bordentown on Friday
night by state manager F. o. Thompson,
assisted by district manager P. B. Tilton
and ]. J. Bloomgeld. The charter roll
consists of sixty members.
Women who have checking accounts re
alize the great convenience which paying
by check affords them. The Mount
Holly Safe Deposit and Trust Company
cordially invites accounts subject to check
and furnishes pocket check books free of
charge.
For headache and neuralgia look to your
eyes; eye strain is generally the cause.
Let us examine your eyes without charge
and tell you If you have any trouble
which may cause your headaches. Stiles
3 Co., eye specialists, at Masonic Temple,
Wednesday, April 8.
Having proved an attraction in his store
window during the Easter season, the
liter of young rabbits shown by George
W. Durand at his grocery store are now to
be given away. This will be matter of
lificulty in order to please all, as nearly
every child In town has laid claim to one
If the little Dummies.
II you want your young chickens to
grow, thrive and be healthy, feed them
Holly Chick food, manufactured and for
'ale at Rogers g. Boyd's mill Also, may
be had at II. G. Warmers store at Jobs
own; o. Vanwagoner's, Burlington;
Jurrie & Stow, Beverly, and the Changers
society, at Columbus.
Vice Chancellor Walker has granted
.ules to show cause, at Trenton to-day,
Why restraining orders against polluting
Rancocas creek should not be issued
against the corporation of Browns Mills
n-the-Pines and the Pemberton Township
Water, Sewerage and Light Company.
The State Board of Health is the prosecu-
or in both cases.
Many former residents of Burlington,
Who are scattered in all directions, will re-
,ret to hear that the factory woods are
loomed. Any person living who was
cared in that city during the past rs
years, has fond recollection of the plea
lures derived from the many picnics held
here, and Sunday walks under the mas
i've oak and chestnut trees. A saw mill
las been erected on the spot, and in few
weeks the place will present a barren
ield of stumps.
Subscriptions are being received by
Harry W. Kempte. chief of the fire de-
,artment. and Lorenzo l. Sapp, an assist
mt, for the purchase of siren whistle to
,e placed on the power house of the
Electric Light Company. The whistle
will be used only to sound an alarm of
Ire, and to keep 1t in good order it will be
ested every evening at 6 o'clock. This
,lan will enable an alarm to be heard all
,ver town, which is not the case with the
,ells used for that purpose.
The following officers of ST. Andrews
church were elected yesterday: Senior
warden, Charles Evan Merritt; junior
warden, B. F. Haywood Shreve; vestry.
men, William B. Abbey, George A. Lip
1incott. William A. Slaughter, Clarence
II. Polhemus, Richard p Holeman, Joseph
Cross, Richard B. Eckman, George w.
Heyer; deputies to Diocesan Convention;
Charles Evan Merritt, B. F. Haywood
5hreve, Franklin B. Lewis; alternates,
William B. Abbey, William A. Slaughter,
Richard P. Holeman.
The delivery horse belonging to Joseph
Q. Cowgirl, driven by Raymond Shannon,
and a team of horses attached to a shelv-
ng in charge of farmer, furnished some
excitement as they passed down High
street yesterday at noon. The farmer
succeeded in stopping near the post office,
but Shannon kept a straight course until
he reached the foot of White street. BY
good driving the young man escaped col
liding with some wagons stationed along
the route. What to some people at first
looked like race was soon transformed