The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-01-31
LOCAL NEWS.
Valentines at Boyce's.

Valentines at Boyce's.
Miss Ethel Wright is now at Orlando
Florida, where she will remain until mex
spring.
Mrs. Jane Flenard, of Mill street, while
walking in her yard last week, fell ani
broke her wrist.
G. E. Paul has bought the milk business
of James Tuson. Milk seven cents a
quart, 81 Pine street.
For first class shoe repairing try Will
liam J. Bill. So Main street. Surpassed
by none-equalled by few.
Percy Apologize and Miss Eva Britton
were married at South Park. near Chats
worth, by Justice LeDuc, on Sunday,
January 20.
Sallie E., wife of David E. Sooy, OF
Mill street, was privately inferred in the
Odd Fellows cemetery at Pemberton on
Friday afternoon.
Owing to the installation of new tubes
in the boiler at its factory, the Mount
Holly Shoe Company was obliged to close
fits plant last week
A Victor talking machine concert will
be given in the Methodist church ON Fri
day evening at 7.30 o'clock. Admission
will be free and all are invited.
The Mill street hotel, owned by Fred B.
Parker, and recently remodeled. has been
newly furnished by Henry Rosenfeld,
proprietor of the Mill street department
store.
Mrs. George Gale Is now the owner of
the house at No. so White street. It was
presented to her by her father, Joseph L.
Moore, of Masonville. who purchased the
property from Samuel G. Matthias.
Mrs. Livingston. proprietor of the Ran
oocas stock farm, thrown to the ground
by her saddle horse becoming frightened
and unmanageable, was fortunate In es-
Gaping without serious injury last week
Paralysis caused the death of Mrs. EN-
erson Middleton, of Pearl street, Wednes-
day evening Deceased was IA years old
ground at Cropwell, near Marlton, ON Sat-
urday merning.
Bessie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. FL
wood FL. Stokes, corner of Union and
Buttonwood streets, has issued invita-
lions for birthday party ON Tuesday,
February Z, at which time she will enter
tain n number of friends
A financial safeguard Paying bills by
check affords the best safeguard against
overpayment as well as the best protection
from loss of funds. Your account subject
to check Is solicited by the Mount Holly
Safe Deposit & Trust Company.
Former Mayor Charles Y. Flanders, of
Burlington, while returning from New
York on Wednesday, was seized with an
acute attack of indigestion at Trenton,
where friends found him unconscious on
the train. He was removed to the Mer-
Ger County Hospital.
Ernest Napier, a member of the Fish
and Game Commission, is favorable to
the passage Of a law requiring non-resi-
dent anglers to take out license to fish
in the fresh waters of the state, which
the commission stock with pike and bass
he believes outsiders should bear por-
ton of this expense.
Thomas Carey, the terror of Hartford,
Is again In trouble because of his foul
tongue. For using language to which ex-
ception was taken, he is now the defend
ant In suit for SO. 600 damages, brought
against him by Edw. M. Warrick. Carey
Is hard man to down, but he was knock
ed out good and proper when sentenced to
state prison for beating his wife,
On Thursday night Game Warden Nor
ton and Constable John Throckmorton, of
Mount Holly, arrested Ralph Wills near
Riverton, who was charged with setting
seine Ia the Delaware river. The defend
ant was given hearing before Justice
Zeigler, of Riverside. In default of the
payment of fine of 800, Wills was
committed to the county jail for ninety
days..
While be was lying on the pavement on
Pine street, a few nights ago, William
Davis, employed on the farm of Edward
E. Logan, on the South Pemberton road,
was robbed Of watch. Charles Decker,
of Lumberton, suspected of the theft,
was arrested by Detective Ellis II. Par
ker, who recov cred the watch from man
living at Medford, to whom Decker is al
legged to have sold 1t.
Letters testamentary have been granted
to Anna NJ. Bower, on the estate of her
husband, Joseph G.. Bower, deceased.
Mary G. Elbertson, who Is the sole lega-
tee, is the executrix of the estate of her
deceased husband, Thomas Elbertson.
Letters of administration have been issued
to Samuel A Atkinson on the estate of
William I. Peacock, who recently died In
Philadelphia. The personal property is
valued at $4,000.
The Re1iew Publishing Company, of
Atlantic City, with Harvey Thomas. it's
president, has been indicted on charge
Of libel in printing the charge that Frank
Bowman, manager of the Hotel Dunlop,
of which Robert E. Delaney is proprietor
voted twice on election day. The Regseso
yesterday. charged the existence of a
''Grand Jurors Trust" by publishing a
list of city and county officials and citi-
zens who have been called to serve from
one to four times on grand ju-ies during
the past year and half.
Henry Willis. a desperate colored con-
vict patient at the State Hospital for the
Insane, escaped from that institution, on
Friday morning, while he was engaged
washing windows outside the administrs-
kion building. Willis left bad record
after escaping from an asylum In Virginia.
Coming east he committed crime near
Trenton, and escaping to this county was
arrested by Detective Ellis II. Parker.
Having received tip as to the where
abouts of Willis, deputy sheriff Fleet
wood went to Riverton, and with the
place, arrested the negro and returned
him to the asylum.
The last appearance of the popular
Temple Players at the Opera House in
Quincy Adams Sawyer" was attended
with such success that Manager McCallum,
of the Temple Theatre, Camden, has been
induced TO permit the company to again
appear In Mount Holly, and this gres
theatrical event will take place on Monday
night, February 6, when this splendid
organization will be seen in Langdon
McCormac's beautiful rural play "Out OF
the Fold" The sale of seats goes on one
week In advance and 1t is suggested that
you.secu reservations as early as posi-
BILE In order to avoid disappointment as 8
record audience Is looked for.
A matter that has been hanging fire fol
some time, and which caused considerable