The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-03-07
HE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
LOCAL NEWS.


In which he resides on Garden street.
Miss Helen White is typhoid fever pa
tient at the Burlington County Hospital.
While carrying scuttle of coal at hi
home In Palmyra. Joseph Abdill fractured
his arm.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the hom,
of Mrs. Amanda Boyce, on Tuesday even
ing next.
Mrs. Acsah Moore, of Tabernacle, hal
been spending week with relatives IL
Mount Holly.
: Reliability. Quality, Service, Progress
The watchwords of the store in which YOU
have conf1dence-BoYce's.
Joseph Archer, of Brainard street, ID
being treated at the Burlington County
Hospital for throat trouble.
A very pretty swan, killed near Dor
dentown by Charles w. Black, measured
eight feet from tip to tip of wings.
The funeral of Core Haines, of Med.
ford. took place yesterday afternoon from
the Methodist Church at Tabernacle.
Friday, March II. will be St. Patrick'i
day. In honor of the event appropriate
post cards have made their appearance.
L. d. Woodward, of Cookstown, ha.
been suffering with badly mashed
thumb. which got caught in a stable door
At Washington. d. c.. yesterday, James
9. Brooks. of Mount Holly. assumed his
duties as an operator of an elevator In the
national museum.
Giving up his quarters in Camden after
removing from Mount Holly. former free
holder William B. Ireland Ii now located
In New York city.
DR.. A.. 81. Small, of Riverside. having
recovered from an illness. sailed on Satur-
day with his family on months trip to
Cuba, Panama and the Bahama Islands.
Mary B. Estill, wife of Charles d. Es-
till, of Church street, will be inferred this
afternoon in the Baptist cemetery. De-
ceased died on Friday at the age of So
years.
While in field talking with neigh
Dor, last week. Wesley Taylor, of Taber-
nacle, was stricken with paralysis. Since
that time his condition has been I'm
proving.
A number of friends, together with the
Oneida Mandolin club, of Mount Holly,
rendered surprise party to Mrs. Anna
Wilkins at her home In Moorestown last
Monday night.
The rendition Of comedy the "Old
District School," by members of Pember-
ton Grange, at New Lisbon. on Wednes-
day night. proved an occasion Of delight
to the inmates of the county insane asy-
lum.
Burlington county has offered 800 re-
ward for information leading to the arrest
Of the man who entered Anthony's shoe
store at Burlington ON Saturday night
February %, and assaulted Miss Edith
Mitchell.
Mrs. Lorenzo L. Sapp, of Mount Holly,
was included with number of other
people from various sections who were
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Samuel l.
Bishop at her home in Moorestown, on
Tuesday.
At the Methodist parsonage In Medford
on Thursday, February 30. occurred the
marriage Of Harry w. Branin, of that
place. and Miss Katie Helen Mullen, of
Mount Holly. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. II. NJ. Lawrence.
Mailman 8 Stills have opened store at
No. 155 West Washington street. They
win deal In oysters, fish, green groceries,
butter and eggs. Prompt attention will
be given to the delivery of orders. which
may be sent In over either telephone.
Conclusion of the brain caused the
death of Edward Green, of Lumberton,
on Saturday. On Thursday he was run
over by wagon and injured on the head
He was removed to the Burlington Coun-
ty Hospital and never regained conscious
ness.
Weather report for the month of Feb
ruary. as kept by g. II. Estill: Clear days.
8; clear and cloudy. clear In evening, Q;
snowy days. 7; rainy days, 4; heavy frost
and snow, /; heavy shower with lightning
and thunder. /; cloudy all day and even
ing. 4.
IAN aged lady In Mount Holly states
that she has never known the sign to fail
that when the moon quarters In the morn
ing the month will be dry one. Infor-
nation concerning this matter will be
given by Charles II. Estill 10 his weather
report for March.
Arrangements for the annual reunion of
the Alumni Association of the Mount
Holly High School will claim considera-
ton at the business to be transacted at q
meeting of the members to be held In the
Buttonwood street school building on
Monday evening, March Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nash, of New
Egypt. spent Thursday with relatives at
New Sharon In celebration of the 10th
anniversary of their wedding. This has
been custom since their marriage, and
on each occasion they were accompanied
by Mrs. Katherine Bumster, who acted
as bridesmaid when the nuptial knot was
tied nearly half century ago.
Witnessing an accident in front of their
home which they were powerless to pre-
vent, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hartman, of
Burlington, saw their son John knocked
down by Mount Holly trolley car on
Friday afternoon. The boys leg was
badly bruised. While crossing the street
he seemed to pay no attention to the on.
coming car which the motorman was un
able to check.
The innovation of continuous vaude-
vile performance with motion pictures al
the Opera House on Thursday nights, was
appreciated by large audience. good
bill Is to be presented next Thursday night
and by reference to an advertisement In
another column, It will be seen that 8
change In the price Of admission will &C
into effect at that time, when 1t will cost
Is cents for the balcony and 20 cents fol
seats In the orchestra.
Under taste displayed by T. Walter
Borton. the artistic wall paper decorator
complete change has been made In the
appearance Of the Photographic studio Of
]. E. Whitman, "a High street, and tha
business will hereafter be managed by hi