The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-02-15
THE MOUNT HOLLYsNEWS
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1910
LOCAL NEWS.
Boyce's, of course.

Office for Mr.. Gunder, Mrs. Mary Hender
son, Horace Smith.
Miss Ella Harris, who is threatene,
with fever, is patient at the Burlipe
ton County Hospital.
Benjamin s. Cross has bought new
power boat that is built on speed lines. I
arrived here last week.
Edward 3. Troth, of Scranton Pa for
merly OF Mount Holly, is confined to hi
nome with nervous trouble.
Amos Evans has purchased the saral
Haines property on Broad street, now oc
cupied by Isaac Il. Wainwright
a Ladies' Auxiliary, for the purpose O.
aiding the fire company at Lumberton
Is being organized at that place.
Six farmers were arrested In Moores
town ON Wednesday night for not havins
lights on their wagons. and were fnes
g. so each.
Newton P. Drennon, of Lumberton. 1,
acting as bookkeeper in the Office of the
Burlington County Farmers Exchange OIL
High street.
On Friday last Fred c. Norcross, sor
OF 3. Budd Norcross, left for Seattle
Washington, where he will be employed
by contracting firm.
Benjamin Davis, who lived near Ma.
sonville, was buried In the Odd Fellows
cemetery at Burlington on Friday. The
deceased was So years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright have
abandoned their proposed trip to Florida
because of the illness of the latter. They
Will visit Atlantic City instead.
William D. McRae, state secretary of
county work, Y. NJ @. A., gave a de-
hghtful talk to young men in the Pres
byterian Church on Sunday afternoon.
Preparatory to the occupancy of her
new purchase, Miss Sarah B. Citizens is
having extensive alterations made to the
Amos johnson property on Grant street.
Bertram R. Orcutt went to Orlando,
Florida, on Friday, to visit the family of
Frank Wright. If the young man can
secure suitable position he will remain
there.
Former Deputy County Clerk Charles
M. Atkinson, who recently purchased the
+. DURAN property on Laurel street, at
Delanco, is removing to that place from
Mount Holly.
Owing to an attack of illness Griffith
w. Carr, boarder at the Washington
House, has been removed to the Burling-
ton County Hospital in order that he
might receive the best of care.
The Ocean county Board of Freehold
ers let contracts yesterday for building
stone road from Lakewood to Point Pleas
ant, and from Lakewood to Burrville.
The road from Burrville to Point Pleasant
will be resurfaced with gravel
The wise use of money is one of the
principal causes of the greatest financial
success. Save your money and invest it
wisely. Open an account with the Mount
Holly Safe Deposit and Trust Company.
Three per cent. interest paid on time de-
posits.
The members of Company E, Third
Regiment, in celebration OF their having
won the regimental cup for proficiency In
Workmanship, enjoyed delightful sup
per In St. Andrews parish building on
Tuesday evening. Some of the regimen
tai officers we're present.
About fifty members turned out Thurs
day evening and partook of Dutch
lunch served in connection with smoker
given by Washington Camp, No. II, P.
o. s. of A. During the evening vocal
and instrumental selections were given by
talent from Philadelphia The occasion
was most pleasa mt one.
A musicale under the auspices of the
Spare Minute Circle and the Ushers,
Union will be given in the Methodist
Church on Tuesday evening, February
%. A high class entertainment at a low
price. Admission 10 cents Tickets are
for sale by members of the organization
and at Boyce's stationery store.
Mrs. Lizzie Bunting. of Beverly, who
was also Miss Bunting before her first
marriage, was married to Joseph Bunt-
Ing, of Trenton. The ceremony was per-
formed at Trenton on Saturday evening.
January 30. at the parish of the Bread
Street Nj. E. Church, by Rev. J. F. Sc
christ. They were not related, nor was
Miss Bunting's first husband any rel
alive.
Quarreling over which one should take
the belle of dance home, Jacob Fritz
and Joseph Reiss, of Florence, fought
In the cellar of bake-shop
and were separated by their employer,
who was aroused from his sleep. Reiss
was knocked unconscious and taken to
Cooper Hospital. Camden. Fritz was ar
rested and committed to the county jail
by Justice Peacock.
Returning from shopping trip in Phil
adelphia, and while descending the stairs
from the elevated road, last week, Miss
Essie Gamble, of Delanco, caught her
foot in the iron grooves In the steps. Civ
ing her fall, from the effects of which
she is still suffering. Miss CANDLES
limbs were badly cut and bruised, while
her face was lscerated in several places
and her body bruised and sprained An
effort was made to take her to hospital
but she would not permit it.
The mid-winter institute of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union of
Burlington county is scheduled to be held
at the Broad Street Methodist Church, In
Burlington, on Thursday. The morning
session, which will comprise nineteen
numbers. will commence at $50. The af-
ternoon session will open at 2 o'clock, and
the evening meeting at 7.30. In the af-
ternoon Rev. F. J. Miller, of the Delanco
Presbyterian Church, will give the Bible
reading, while Miss Blanche Dilks, also of
Delanco, will have charge of the Y hour.
There was craning of necks through
Moorestown, Wednesday morning, when
all the officers of the township, headed by
Chief of Police Conway, marched down
Chester avenue each armed with double
barreled shotgun. In few minutes they
scattered over the town, and the reports of
the firearms told that they were getting in
their work on stray dogs which had been