The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-10-24
LOCAL NEWS.


remove his family to that city.
Samuel Greenwald, confined to his hom
on Garden street, has been very Iii 10
over a week with heart trouble.
A partnership in the automobile ant
machine business has been formed b,
Joseph 8. Shreve and Oliver Lippincott.
A masquerade dance has been arranget
for Thursday evening, November 2. Tn
event will be held In the Lewis building.
Mary. the young daughter of John Har
ker. OF Jobstown, had her fingers badl,
mashed last week while playing with
corn shelter.
The engagement has been announced o
We're O. Stiles, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. Stiles, of Hartford, to Richart
F. Glover. OF Mount Holly.
The young child of Edward McCloskey
Of Beverly, has been dangerously i'll will
blood poisoning, caused by the bite of
fY which she scratched.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptis
church will hold an Autumnal sale o
bread. cakes. pies. fruits. vegetables ant
candy. Saturday, October 28th, at 55 Mali
street.
George w. Tichenor. the Burlington
weather prophet, says we are to haye
long and beautiful Indian summer In No
vember, after which severe winter will
follow.
Good Intent Fire Company has pur
chased handsome sectional book cases from
Philip 8. Irons. In which to place the 25l
volumes which the company recently VOL
in the library contest.
The destitute children Of the town re
ceived benefit on Saturday Afternoon
from cake sale in the Methodist Church
that was conducted under the auspices Of
the Willing Workers Sewing Club.
The ladies Of the Jobstown Baptist mis-
sion win give an oyster supper In Stan
toms hall, at that place, ON October q
and %. Coffee, ice cream. cake, home
made candy, etc.. win be offered for sale.
The remains of Mrs Jennie p Long. OF
Pittston, Ps.. were inferred In st. An.
drew's burying ground, Mount Holly.
yesterday afternoon. Deceased was 90
years old and the mother of Capt. ]. f.
r. Long, Of Cherry street.
The marriage is announced of David
Fonlks, of New York city, and Miss Lena
O. Emley. OF Cookstown. The ceremony
was performed at the Methodist parson-
age, Jscobstown, ON October 18th, by
Rev. Henry Compton.
The various fire companies In Mount
Holly are soliciting money from among
their members to defray the expense Of
the music for the proposed parade Of 1.-THE
fire department, which will occur on
Thanksgiving day.
The first tenant to occupy one of the
new houses which have been erected on
the south side of Ridgway street. near
High. win be Lawrence g. Mingin. dep
utY county clerk. OF Medford He will
remove bis family TO Mount Holly early
next month.
Members Of New Jersey Lodge. No. /.
Knights Of Pythias. Of Mount Holly.
chartered trolley car Wednesday night
and attended smoker given under the
auspices of Hope Lodge. No. IS. of Bur-
lington. The event was held In grange
hall. and proved to be most successful.
Starting from New York tomorrow,
United States Marshal Thomas J. Alcott.
of Mount Holly, will take steamer for
New Orleans. and from that point he win
proceed by rail to San Francisco. Cali
fornia. He will be accompanied by dep
uties who will have four Cinnamon In
charge. The latter are to be deported.
Carter g. Wells have closed out their
livery business on High street. DR.. Car
ter announces that he has leased the
Dreamland building to Patrick Dolan, to
which place the latter win remove bis
pool room and cigar store which has been
located on Mill street. DR.. Carter will
remodel the barn for his own use and the
stable will be converted into a private
garage.
A serious FIRE Of incendiary origin &C.
Cured early Thursday morning on the
farm of Elisha Jones. between Horners-
town and Prospertown. All the outbuild-
ings. crops and several head of cattle
were destroyed, causing loss Of about
5000. 1t Is known that the person who
committed this crime stole horse from
the barn and made his escape. During
the day the fellow was traced to several
places. A general alarm was sent out, but
the officers in pursuit of the fugitive
were unable to effect his capture.
Bidding his friends in Edgewater Park
goodbye. and saying that he was going
to New England on vacation. Warren
G. Scott slipped away to Trenton. OF
Wednesday evening. and married Mia
Mary T. Newell. of Bordentown. Rev
James E. Green performed the ceremony
Taking the ten o'clock train they arrived
In New York city just In time to boart
train for Boston. where they spent thei
honeymoon. The friends Of the coupl,
were surprised. as they we're expecting
large wedding.
One week from tonight will occur tn
annual celebration of Halloween. TIL,
event will be recognized at Burlington
with special programme of events, ant
an interesting time will mark the occa
sion In that city. A committee of lead
ing citizens has the matter in charge, an,
they promise feature parade that vii
exceed all previous efforts 10 this line
The people Of Roebling. who have bee
attending such events at Bordentown here
tofore, have announced their intention Q
going to Burlington this year for change
Visitors by the thousands will flock
Burlington next Tuesday night. and fc
that reason things about the house shout
be looked after carefully before leavin
home. as plenty of masqneradors will n
main In town, and they can be depende
upon to carry out their usual programm
of merriment.
A real minstrel show with real singer
real dancers and bright up-to-date CON
edians Is the announcement for the MouI
Holly theatre for October IS. when f
Henry's Minstrels will be the attraction
This show for the past 80 years has BET
the leader In minstrelsy, and this seast
will be bigger and better than ever. TT
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