The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-05-02
Visit your home store, Boyce's.

q Visit your home store, Boyce's. ="
Miss Edith Kelley has purchased
g Morris canoe and housed 1t at Hack
wharf.
8 The Epworth League service next Sur
t day evening at the Methodist church, wi
be lead by Philip s. Irons.
f Prosecutor Samuel A. Atkinson hs
t had concrete walk laid in front @
his residence on High street.
, A fair and festival will be held in til
hall at Hainesport, on Saturday evening"
next. for the benefit of the base ball team
, at that place.
Having been purchased for bushes
purposes, the well known Carncross 4
Dixey minstrel house In Philadelphia ha
been closed.
i A. A. Anderson, real estate dealer, re
ports the sale Of John B. Davis property
corner Broad and Cherry streets, to Sheriff
W. W. Worrell.
Carpenters are putting new front II
the Milbine property on High street. which
was occupied for many years by the late
Joseph G. Bower.
1 The Trenton district stewards of the
Methodist church will hold an all day
meeting in the Mount Holly NJ E. church,
on Thursday. May H.
Frank Deacon and Miss Elsie johnson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson
of Pemberton, were married at the home
of the bride, on Wednesday.
For creating a nuisance about the rail.
road station at Riverside. Wilbur Pippips,
young boy Lying at Delanco was ar
rested last week and fined $15 and costs.
Having accepted position at the Il. B.
Smith Machine Company's works at Smith
vile, Frank Poinsett, of Bordentown, re-
moved his family to Mount Holly yester-
day.
F. Fl. Lee is removing lot of his house
hold goods to the residence of his wife's
uncle. Richard Ashhurst, owner of
"Clover HILL" fine estate out Garden
street.
Under q new law the Board of Free
holders will provide an Office at the county
seat for the use of Herman A. Stees, of
Beverly, county superintendent of public
schools,
Charles R. Pierce and Mrs. May Rogers,
both Of Mount Holly, were married at
Ocean GROVE, on Saturday. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Marshall
Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Howell celebrated
the twenty-6fth anniversary of their we'd
ding by giving a euchre party at their
handsome residence on High street on
Friday night.
Miss Hannorah G. McManamon, of
Ashley, Pa, and Irving R. Shemeley, of
Riverside, were married at the latter place
on Saturday, April 90. by Rev. 7. W.
Thatcher, of Camden.
David W. P. Murphy, of Camden, who
established the first afternoon newspaper
published at Burlington, was buried in
that city yesterday afternoon. Interment
was made in Odd Fellows cemetery.
Helen Collins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Collins, of Shreve street. was
operated on for appendicitis at the Bur-
lington county hospital, last Wednesday
night. She is reported to be on the road
to recovery.
Game Warden Charles G. Morton cap
tured boat, net and 90 shad on the Del
aware river at Fieldsboro on Sunday
night. There were five occupants in the
boat, but they jumped overheard and es-
capped in the darkness.
The formal opening of Rancocas Park
will take place on May 80. Memorial Day,
but the season will begin there on Satur-
day night. May 81. Samuel Brown will
exercise the same management over the
park this season that he did last year.
Miss Dora Ethel Bryant, daughter of
Mrs. Frank B. Bryant, formerly of Mount
Holly, was married at Thompsonville.
Connecticut. last week, to Warren @. Buff
ton, of the latter place. The bridegroom
Is employed by the Hartford Carpet Cor
poration.
At meeting of the Board of Directors,
held on Friday. George M. Hillman, of
Moorestown, having resigned as vice pre-
sident, was elected president of the Mount
Holly National Bank. Mr. Hillman sue
ceeds Edward Wills, who resigned be-
cause of his advanced age.
The Brotherhood of the Methodist
church was entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs T. Walter Borton, last Tues
day evening. The program consisted of
several selections on the piano and violin
and Victor talking machine. Refresh
ments were served. and very enjoyable
evening was spent.
The first annual shad dinner of the
Associated Canoe Clubs of the Delaware
River, was held at the Bordentown House,
Bordentown, Saturday night. Covers
were laid for eighty guests, and an elabor-
ate menu was served. Every club belong
ing to the association was represented,
and several members of the Ankokas
Canoe Club. of Mount Holly, participated
In the event.
Joseph l.. Hilton, county road super
visor. has shown THE News letter which
he received from the assistant State Com
missioner of Roads, In which it states: II
have taken up with Col. E. A. Stevens,
State Commissioner of Roads, the matter
of the appointment of supervisor for the
Bordentown job, and he informs me that
1t is his policy to appoint no one as
supervisor who is member of the Board
of Freeholders.
Chatsworth has had a mad dog scare.
and there are several people in that village
that are on the anxious bench. On the
18th of April dog made its appearance
at that place and began chasing and Bit
ing other dogs. AS he gave every idica-
tion of having the rabies he was pursued
and finally shot but not before he had
bitten several animals. A fine bird dog
belonging to George Bozarth soon acted
suspiciously and was shot. A dog, the
property of Percy Apologize, was un.
doubtedly mad, and acted in such vicious
manner that 1t was soon killed. Victor
Ritzendollar had a pig that had been
bitten by the strange dog and Vic had to
put the porker out of the world. At least
25 dogs have been killed and it is hoped
that all cause for anxiety has been
removed. The strange dog was collie,
about four years of age, and is said to
have belonged to man living at Birming-