The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-03-14


sale the old railroad lot on High street.
Century Edition of ten cent Sheet Music
Catalogue free. L. s. Boyce. 81 MAR
street.
An attack of grip and tonsilitis pros
trated Miss Mary Sleeper, of Psxson street
last week.
J. 81. Field, of Mount Holly, is arrsng
Ing to take up his permanent residence q
Tuckerton.
For first class shoe repairing try vii
liam ]. Bill. SO Main street. Surpassed
by none-equalled by few.
i A musical entertainment will be giver
in the NJ. E. church on Friday evening
There will be no admission charged.
N. 8. Watson, q contractor living al
Lumberton. will erect building In Mount
Holly for Hiram H. Earnest, of Garder
street.
As the result of the revival services re
Gently held In the Methodist church, there
have been 10 members added to the
church roll.
The remains OF Maria s. Voorhees,. Of
Lumberton, were inferred in the Esyres
town cemetery at that place on Sunday
afternoon.
/ After having made an appraisement Of
the property of the late Schuyler Rainier
of Florence, the valuation Is reported tc
be $83, 346.59.
The McHenry farm. just east of Mount
Holly, 10 now being operated by Samue
10. Oliver, who has removed his family
from Masonville.
Matron and assistant wanted at the Bur
llington County Children's Home. Refer
ence required. Apply to Mrs. NJ. H
Keller, Mount Holly.
The March meeting of the Young
Friends Association will be held In the
meeting house. corner of High and Gar
den streets. on Thursday evening.
A handsome soda fountain, ordered
several weeks ago. will be ready for In
stallation this week in the drug store Of
Alexander Dubell. 1t is beauty.
The Odd Fellows, of Pemberton, are to
hold meeting in the Methodist Church
there this evening. Addresses will be
made by the grand master and Other
officers.
A game preserve has been opened al
Jobstown by George Brown and Harry
Butterworth. They will give special
attention to the raising Of English
pheasants.
Several weeks ago A. h. Stidfole. Of
New Egypt, set four hens. placing fifteen
under each. As the result of this hatch
ing he got SO chickens and another was
found dead in the shell.
| Through the Medford branch of the
real estate firm 81 Kelsey & Killie, VIII
liam Vansciver has leased his property
near Lumberton, which lie known as the
Mary n. Parker farm.
The following unclaimed letters remain
in the post Office for the week ending
March IL: Mrs. Lucy Dwight, Miss Mary
Davies, Miss Mary Figge. Miss Anna
Link, Nathan L. Lippincott
At Mount Holly, on February %, &C.
CURED the marriage of Joseph @. Endi-
colt and Katherine Gleason, both Of Penn
berton. The ceremony was performed by
Bennett Risdon. Justice of the Peace.
Rev. e. M. Ogden will occupy the pull
pit of the Methodist church next Sunday
owing to the pastor, Rev. George T.
Harris. being at Conference. which con-
venes at Ocean City this week and next.
The pay car of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road passed through this section on Satur-
day. This one car is used to pay all those
employed on the Amboy division, and 1t
takes about three days to make the
rounds.
the grade crossings in Mount Holly, the
township committee has requested the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to install
either a warning bell system or fagman
at the Grant street station.
The young SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Plasket, of Moorestown, met with a
painful accident on Wednesday. With
some other little fellows Alfred was play
Ing in the yard, and by falling he fractured
his arm In two places below the elbow.
Miss Amanda Cheeks will again con-
duct the little candy store ON Button
wood street, well known to generations
OF school children. Her predecessor,
Mrs. Amos EVAN, has removed to the
Amos Evans farm, near Rancocas, where
she will act as housekeeper for Mr.. Evans
son.
Having decided to give up his practice
at Moorestown. tomorrow, DR.. E. Roberts
Richie and his wife will leave ON Sunday
next for Colorado. Utah and Idaho. They
expect to settle In one of those states in the
town that offers the doctor the best pros
poets for the continuance of his profession.
BY the breaking Of q scaffold on which
they were working at Moorestown, Wed.
nesdsy morning. Clayton Dawson and
William Claypoole were thrown to the
ground. The former escaped with severe
bruisen, but the latter had his collar bone
broken. and was cut badly near the
| jugular vein. He was removed to Cooper
Hospital. Camden.
The South Jersey Motor Club, of Cam,
den, will be very active in the racing game
this year. They have already engaged
tracks for the same and will start run
through New Jersey on May TO- In adj
dition to many other places included in
the schedule. the party will appear in
Mount Holly on August H. About twenty
motor cycle riders will take part in all the
events.
On the Powell farm. near Smithville
extensive operations In the raising Of
chickens are being conducted by Liddel
& Clark. who are now shipping 100 dozen
eggs per day. The firm has some build
ing operations under way, which include
the erection of four poultry houses 2O(
feet long. On May LIST the proprietors Of
this growing industry expect to add {, 0Ot
hens to their present large stock from
which they are receiving good returns.
| George Wispert. of Mill street. who wa
in his 10th year, died on Friday, afte
having suffered from stroke of paralysis
Deceased was a veteran of the Civil Wa
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