The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-04-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Vacuum cleaners to hire at one dollar q
day at Rosenfeld's

Vacuum cleaners to hire at one dollar
day at Rosenfeld's
Capt. Walter A. Barrows, of Riverside
lie improving from an illness that hal
been running for two weeks.
Tylee B. Engle. Jr., of Rancocas, is tx
be married in June. The bride-elect II
Miss Elsie E. Keller. of Maryland.
Falling from coal trestle at Moores
town, on Wednesday, Thomas Shinn frac
tured his left collar bone and two ribs.
Jacob Swindell, of Moorestown, suffer.
ing from appendicitis, was taken to Phil
adelphia on Wednesday for an operation.
Rancocas Park will be operated thil
season by the Peerless Orchestra of Mount
Holly, which organization has lease Oh
the property.
The rite of confirmation was conferred
on thirteen candidates at st. Andrews
Church, Wednesday evening, by Bishop
Scarborough.
Getting up early on Thursday morning
at his home In Beverly, Rufus Moffitt be-
came bewidered, fell down fight OF
stairs and broke his left arm.
Rev. George Reynolds, of Lumberton,
is pleased over the condition of his son,
who is recovering from an operation per-
formed in Philadelphia for appendicitis.
Owing to severe case of pinkeye,
rf Hxzfr. fha 20
near Columbus, was obliged to seek re-
lief at the Wills Eye Hospital, Philadel-
phia.
Arrangements are being made for the
annual field day of the Burlington county
Y. M. G. A., which will be held on the
fair grounds, Mount Holly, on Saturday,
May IA.
Two robberies committed at New
Egypt on Tuesday night, Melted the per-
petrators but very little. They visited
the Office of M. E. Lamb at the grist mill,
and broke into the railroad station.
Struck by an automobile in charge of
party of drunken JOY riders, Jacob Trib-
olet was killed at Chicago on Wednesday.
The deceased was brother of John
Tribolet. of WOODLAND. near Mount Hol-
ly.
Active building operations have begun
at Oakdale by A. A. Anderson, who has
the cellar dug for one of several new
residences to be erected there. The ar
rival of building material is now looked
for.
George s. Dobbins is prepared to do
gardening, trimming hedges. cleaning
lawns, withdrawing cellars, cleaning
carpets, etc. postal card addressed to
179 West Washington street, will reach
him.
Having secured control of the Camden
and Trenton Railway, the Public Service
Corporation will erect plant at Burling-
ton in order to give more power to the
trolley cars running from that city to
Trenton.
After residing at Medford for several
months, Joshua Willitts has decided to
return to his former home at Wrightown
and engage In the poultry business, hsv-
ing pure based q lot from William Platt
for that purpose.
Several bicycles have been stolen at
Riverside this month. Owners of wheels
there have been requested to place them
at points where they are likely to be
taken, and to keep watch SO that the
thief may be arrested.
There will be reunio of the Twenty
third Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers,
and the survivors of the Twenty-seventh
Regiment, of Alabama, at the home of
Gen. E. Burd Grubb, Edgewater Park,
on Tuesday, May 8.
An experience which other smokers
have had came to G. F. Clevenger, of
Marlton, few days ago. Unconscious of
the fact that there was some fire In the
bowl of pipe which he put into his pocket,
the young mans attention was soon called
to blaze that ruined new pair of trous-
ers.
While operating a heavy roller drawn
by horses, on Wednesday, John Sheda-
ker, of Burlington, who was working on
the stone road for Freebooter Birkett. had
his foot badly crushed. Brought to Mount
Holly and given medical attention, he
was then taken to his home by Constable
William Fleetwood.
1t is stated that all available land at
and near Chatsworth is being bought up
by Italian capitalists, who propose start
ing q colony there. In addition to other
requirements, over a mile stretch has
been secured along the Central Railroad.
which will be cut up into five and ten
acre farms for settlers. The next free ex-
cursion to those interested will run from
Philadelphia on May 10.
On charges preferred by Rev. ]. 81.
Morgan, Of Bordentown. Bishop Wesley
J. Gaines, of Atlanta, Ca, was arrested
on Thursday prior to the opening
of the New Jersey Conference of the
A. M. E. Church, which met In the
Macedonia Church, Camden. The de-
PENDANT was admitted to bail In the sum
Of $1,000. The charge involves EN- bez-
element in the sum of $3.50.
While at Shibe Park, Philadelphia, on
Wednesday afternoon, witnessing game
of base ball between the Athletics and
New York teams, foul ball from the bat
of Sweeney that found its way in the up
per pavilion, was captured by Harry l..
Sands of Mount Holly. This was the
first ball put in commission by the Ath
letics this season, and Mr.. Sands had 1t in
his possession q short time after ithad been
tossed on the diamond by A. ]. Reach.
We have just received another carload
of that famous Seal of Minnesota Flour
that we are selling low to introduce 1t. In
clude bag of 1t in your next order and
you will become regular customer. Also
have Just unloaded carload of salt hay
that makes excellent hens nests, as lice
will not stay where 1t is; 1t is also excel
lent for horse bedding. We have car OF
Edison Portland Cement, rated as the best
In the world for concrete and stone work.
Sidewalks made of Edison Cement are as
durable as iron and will last lifetime II
properly laid. If you contemplate build
ing this spring let us figure on 1t with