The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-03-14
LOCAL NEWS.
idsy viii be St. Patrick's Day.

George D. Worrell has purchased
Buick automobile.
Two hardwood refrigerators for sale
102 Garden street.
There Is some talk of organizing a flr
company at Stanwiek.
1t 10 rumored that wedding bells will
ring on Pine street in the near future.
There will be preaching services at tn
Unionvilie chapel every evening thi
week.
The vernal equinox will fall on Tuesday
March 81, on which day spring com
mences.
II. Krupnick has rearranged the In
terror of his store and enlarged one Of tn
display windows.
]. Nelson Carly. janitor Of the publ
school building, had q serious attack o
acute indigestion on Friday.
Miss Mamie Myers. who was formerl,
employed at Mayors bakery has accepte,
position in the Bussom store.
Bargains In pocket knives at Royce'
this week only. High price knives at As
each, q cheaper grade at 25c each. .
]. J. Fenstermacher has sold the propert,
owned by Thomas Mathews In Lumberton
to William 81. Lewis. of Woodside. Del.
William Braddock, living on the Ran
cocas road. near Burlington. has q per
fectly formed four-legged chicken preserv
ed IN alcohol.
A number Of canoeists took advantage O.
the pleasant weather of Saturday to linn
Der their muscles In preparation fol
the coming season.
The barge Daniel Whitney was the frs
boat to enter the locks of the Delawars
and Raritan canal, which opened to navi
cation on Wednesday.
9. Earl Assay, State Councillor of the
Senior Mechanics, is devoting two nights
each week to visiting the different coun
ellis all over the state.
James Cunningham, financial hacker Of
the Burlington base ball club, IL behind
the movement to secure eight river-front
teams to form q league.
There will probably be several changes
in this section on week from next Sat
uday, which is generally accepted as the
annual moving day, March 25.
The Mount Holly Safe Deposit & Trust
Company has every facility for handling
your banking business and cordially In
vites your account subject to check.
Miss Ethel Knell. OF Moorestown, would
like to recover gold locket and chain,
which she lost few nights ago while
coming from her home to Mount Holly.
Making their power boat, "Minnehaha,
their headquarters for few days last
week, Ernest D. Holeman and George W.
A. French, of Mount Holly, had fine
outing on Barnegat bay.
The acute angle at the terminus of the
sidewalk at the corner of Madison avenue
and West Washington street. fronting the
hotel of Robert NJ. Snyder, is to be re-
moved and the corner made round.
Andrew J. Kerlin. of Burlington, aged
6e years, will be buried In the Odd Eel
lows cemetery, at that place. this after
noon. Deceased died on Friday from
pneumonia. He formerly resided In
Mount Holly.
Edward Fillon, of Templeton, Califor-
mia, and Miss Rosa Mattern, of Riverside,
were married In the Mission Catholic
church, San Luis Obispo. CAL, on Sunday
afternoon. February 90. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Riordan.
Having made hopeless fight against
the ravages Of tuberculosis. ]. Herbert
Sholl, son Of James B. Sholl, died at his
home In Burlington on Wednesday. The
remains were inferred at Odd Fellows
cemetery, on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Owens, colored, of West
Washington street. was buried on Thurs
day. The variation to the reports con-
corning her age has run the figures up to
ITO years. while neighbors says she was
one hundred years old. William Owens
and Mrs. Mary Cooper, surviving children.
although they have no accurate know
ledge, place the age of their mother at 81
years.
The Supreme Court at Trenton on Satur-
day, made announcement OF those can
didates who had passed successful exam
nations for admission to practice law.
There were three applicants from Mount
Holly. Norman W. Harker passed as an
attorney, and James Mercer Davis and
Henry q. Savage were made counsellors.
a. was also John Warren Davis, with Of.
nces In Philadelphia.
A district meeting of the Patriotic
Order Sons of America will be held In
Mount Holly on Thursday evening
March 80. About 300 visitors are expected
to be present. A banquet will be served
In Red Mems hall. The members of Camp
No. II, and district deputy ]. H Jarrett,
Of Bordentown, are hustling to make the
event q success. There are fourteen
camps In the county. which is just double
the number Of former years.
William P. Bryan. who lives on his
farm. near Woodmansie, witnessed a very
pretty sight last Friday night. Hearing
noise he got up. and looking out of win
dow saw six fine deer grazing In clover
patch close to the house. At O'Clock II
the morning he went out into the yart
and came face to face with two deer, wht
made quick work getting into the woods
There was also pair of ringneck pheasant
In the yard at the same time.
While lighting new improved ga
stove, on Tuesday, at her home In Bev
erly. Mrs. Edward Csterall was severed,
burned about the head and face. Afte
lighting the burner for the oven. In whicl
Mrs. Caterall turned on the wrong vslv
and let large flow of gas out, the fam
of the match ignited the vapor and lou,
explosion which occurred forced the ove
door from its hinges and the flames shoot
ing out caught her full In the face an,
also threw her heavily to the floor.
doctor was Immediately summoned ant
dressed Mrs. Caterall's burns. but her hal
and eyebrows are gone. Damage to tn
stove necessitates q new one.
But few people In this section have q
Idea of the magnitude of the bushes
carried on in Mount Holly by the Royl
a Pflkin rt0n Cnmnanv locsfad along RI