The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-03-01

1
OF Freeholders will be held at the Coul
House tomorrow.
AS the result of having a tooth extract
ed, Henry Lewis, of New Egypt, is sui
fering from fractured jaw.
1t is said that from the number of en-
gagements reported, there will likely
seven weddings at Riverton soon ate
Lent.
A mad dog madeits appearance at Jack
sonville, on Sunday, and after biting tire
dogs and two COWS, it was killed at Co
pany bridge.
Arthur johnson, of Riverside, has tw
broken fingers and one mashed, caused b,
the falling of piece of steel weighing
sixty pounds.
AS a raiser of chickens, Charles 81
Hitler, of Burlington, is a success. Il
1909 he received net profit of $98.0S TO
thirtY-three hens.
William Wright and wife are now a
Orlando, Florida. the trip having beer
made possible by an improvement in th
health of Mrs. Wright.
Easter booklets and post cards Oul
line is refine and attractive, and our price,
are based on the principles of honesty ant
justice. L. s. Boyce, statloner.
The Misses Ann and Sarah Newbolt
have removed from their Buttonwood
street house to their new home on Garden
street above Mount Holly avenue.
Miss Anna Marsland, of Moorestown,
was operated on for appendicitis at the
Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia on
Tuesday. She is said to be doing nicely.
During a thunder storm last night light.
ming struck barn on the farm of Smith
Apologize, near Burlington, The build
ing was destroyed and one hundred
chickens were burned.
In company with her son and the lat
ter's wife. Mrs. Charles Cobb, of Mount
Holly, and her daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Reid, are enjoying trip through the
South in an automobile.
Glass No 9, of the Presbyterian Sunday
School, will give an entertainment In the
lecture room on Thursday evening, March
10. Music from victrola will form one
of the numbers on the programme.
Some we'll known residents at Florence,
T. 4. ooid oar bova tho nuhlioation of
their names suppressed by keeping out of
crap games which are in vogue at that
place, as the players are to be rounded
up.
A minstrel company, composed of if
teen young men of Riverside, whe will
give an entertainment for charity on st.
Patrick's night, have received an offer to
appear for the Burlington Elks and at
Millville after Lent.
Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter s.
French, of Moorestown, is ill with ty-
phoid fever. Their daughter, Ethel, who
was bitten by a mad dog, has returned
home after being treated at the Pasteur
Institute in New York.
John Gsell, of Hainesport, is i'll from
paralysis. He was stricken on the Bor-
den farm, on WOODLAND, Saturday morn
ing, while carting away some hay which
William Lewis, the tenant, had disposed
of at public sale on Thursday
Unclaimed mail remaining in the post
office for the week ending February 26,
Is as follows: Letters, Foster Seed Com
pany, 2; East Asbury Park Heights; pos
tails, Miss Mildred Thomas, Miss W. F.
Thomas, Mrs. Emma Warren, Mrs. Van
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
s. Co., eye specialists, at Masonic Temple,
Wednesday, March 8.
A person who is careful in the use of
money is very apt to be prudent in other
things. Let nothing interfere with max
ing regular deposits In the bank. The
Mount Holly Safe Deposit and Trust Co.
invites your account. Three per cent in
terest paid on time deposits.
Six young men residing in Camden
boarded freight train on Tuesday night
and were put off at East Burlington,
where they stole some valuables from
box car. The strangers were arrested on
Wednesday morning by Policeman She'd
aker while they were taking bread from
baskets on door steps to satisfy their hun
ger.
Persons from Mount Holly and other
sections of the county attended dance
given by the members of Co. G., Third
Infantry. at Beverly, on Friday night.
The next dance to be given by this organ
ization will be held on Thursday evening,
March 18th, St. Patrick's day, when all
who attend are requested to wear some
thing with the color of green on it.
A mad dog that was muzzled created
some alarm Tuesday afternoon as 1t pass
ed through ViDcentown, where, on the
some day, dog suffering with rabies was
shot and another similarly affected was
roaming around. Just about that time
there was mad dog scare at Lumberton.
The authorities at both places have or
dered killed all unmuzzled dogs appear
ing on the streets when not in charge of
their owners.
With the arrest of Samuel Wesley, of
Moorestown, young negro. by Constable
Cranmer, the origin of a number of petty
robberies are coming to light. When ar
raigned before Justice Petit, Wesley
confessed to robbing George Ambrose and
the coachman's quarters in the barns of
DR.. Benjamin B. Powell aud Joseph T.
Sullivan in the fashionable neighborhood.
When taken in custody Wesley was wear
ing some of the stolen property, includ-
ing shoes and gold ring. He was COM
mitted to the county Jail In default of ST.
900 bail. Wesley has served time before.
With the passing away of Mrs. Eliza
Fish, Beverly loses its Oldest resident.
She was in her 9th year. She was a
lineal descendant of Sir Robert Sutton. a
favorite of the unfortunate Charles 1, OF
England. Both of her grandfathers took
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