The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-01-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Valentines at Boyce's.


Valentines at Boyce's.
The w. G. T. q. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Claypoole. ON Brainard street,
next Tuesday afternoon.
On Wednesday, February /, at Moores-
town, will occur the marriage of Isaac
Callahan and Miss Nora Kelly.
Thomas W. Nippins, of Pine street. is
improving from q second stroke Of pa
ralysis which affected bis speech.
Trolley cars leaving the fountain at
Mount Holly for Moorestown at 500, o0s
and 1905 p. III. have been discontinued.
John M. Collins, formerly Of Mount
Holly, is now connected with the Dobson
Printers Supply Company, of Atlanta,
Ga.
Mrs. Isaiah e. Atkinson, of Jackson
vile, who recently buried her husband,
has sold her farm to man living in Penn
sylvania.
On the night Of March Q, the local mill
itary company will be inspected by Capt.
Allen. OF the 10th infantry, stationed at
Governors Island.
A property on Ridgway street. belong
ing to Mrs. B. Frank Antrim, has been
sold to W. F. Heyer, through Anderson's
: real estate agency.
Miss Stella Shinn, Of Moorestown, has
taken up studies at the Jefferson Hospi-
tai. Philadelphia, for the purpose Of be-
coming a trained nurse.
A six point buck deer, weighing 225
pounds, was killed Friday night by a
freight train on the Central railroad six
miles from Chatsworth.
Having vacated his residence on MUIR
rell street. William Y. Gennett is now liv-
Ing ON Pine street In the Office building
owned by George G. Dennis.
The young women's Bible Glass Of st.
Andrews Church will give musicale In
the parish building ON Thursday evening,
February 16. Admission So cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan J. Reeve, Of Pine
street, gave surprise party to their
daughter, Mrs. Mary Murphy, on Tues
day evening. The guests enjoyed good
time.
As the result of success attending an
operation for appendicitis performed at
the Burlington County Hospital. Howard
Rogers has returned to his home at VIII
kins' station.
An account with the Mount Holly Safe
Deposit and Trust Company Is wise in
yestment, affording absolute security, fair
Interest and availability. per cent. In
terest paid on time deposits.
The store ON Garden street, recently &C.
cupied by Frake & Stills, butchers, has
been rented by B. F. Stidfole & Son, of
Washington street. to which place they
are removing their plumbing establish
mcnt.
At the Homeopathic Hospital. Philadel- |
phia, on Tuesday, Florence Owens, OF
Mount Holly, was operated ON for abb |
scesses. 1t was only short time previous
that she submitted to the knife for appen-
dicitis.
The Imperial orchestra win furnish |
music for dance to be given in the Ju-
nior Mechanics hall at Lumberton, on |
February 2, under the management of
Andrew r. Waltz, Clifford Budd, Lloyd |
o. Stockton and Walter Cotton,
Amos K. Dubell & Son. of Columbus,
will haye another big sale at their ex-
change stables on Friday. January 81,
when q large number of horses, mules, |
pigs, cows. bulls. wagons, farm imple-
ments, blankets, harness. etc., will be dis
posed Of.
DIR. Warren A. Vanderveer, son Of DR.. |
George W. Vanderveer, of Mount Holly, |
did the surgical work In an operation for /
appendicitis that was performed at the
Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia, on
Miss Lidie Kirby, daughter Of Asher B.
Kirby, Of Smithville.
In short time there will be completed |
new slaughter house which is being
erected at the foot of White street by
Philip Karg. 1t is brick structure, will
have cement floors and contain other APP
pointments suggested and approved by
the State Board of Health. Its sanitary
features will meet all requirements of the
Law.
State Veterinary DR.. J. Hume Carter,
of Mount Holly. accompanied by State
Detective Ellis II. Parker and William H. |
Borden. made tour of Burlington coun-
sy, on Friday, inspecting the condition of |
dairy cattle and their housing, to see If |
the law regarding sanitary conditions was
being complied with. He found things
In good shape.
Mount Holly will soon have another
industry, as the cap manufacturing firm
Of Kaplan Brothers, of Philadelphia, has
decided to locate here. They have rented
the shoe factory on King street. and will
soon install machinery there. The firm
has been financially assisted by some of
our citizens. Employment will be given
to large number of hands.
Entering window with Ratchet and
chisel, thief gained access to the gen.
eral store Of George @. Lower. at New
Egypt. This is not locked, turn the
knob to the right, was sign which the
robber found hanging ON the safe door.
and by following instructions he secured
$40. The money drawer in the store and
q small drawer in the safe that was lock-
ed, were smashed to pieces In the search
for money. Merchandise to the value of
$50 was also taken.
Some sweeping reductions can be found
at the pre-inventory sale now going on
at Rosenfeld's store on Mill street. With
over $4,000 worth of stock on hand.
goods must go to make room for the
spring invoices A large discount will be
given to those who avail themselves of
this opportunity. Furniture, stoves, beds,
bedding, and all kinds of house utensils
have been marked down to figures never
reached before. Early buyers will get the
choice of large stock that is to be sac
riiced.
Mrs. Emma Elmes. of Beverly. widow
Of two months, was horribly burned on
Friday evening by flames from a bonfire,
but 1t Is said that she will recover. Car
rying lighted piece of paper, Mrs.
Elmes went out of the house to burn
some rubbish in the yard. Hearing
piercing scream, her little daughter, AL
berta, looked out of the kitchen window