The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-02-07
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( The Emson mansion at New Egypt wa
damaged by fire, on Tuesday, to the ez
tent of $500.
Members of the gun club at Chatswort
viii hold a shooting match at Leeds no
low, next Saturday.
Franklin B. Lewis and wife leave to-da
on trip to Florida. They expect to re
turn about March LIST.
| For first class shoe repairing try VII
liam J. Bill. So Main street. SURPRISES
by none-equalled by few.
On the first of February 1t became I'm
lawful for dogs to run at large in wood
and fields where there is game.
J. Stogdell Stokes, of Moorestown, will
deliver an illustrated lecture In the Bap
tist Church at Jobstown this evening.
Charles E. Leggett. of Bordentown
and E. 3. Apologize, of Trenton, left yes
terday on six weeks trip through Texas
Thomas D. Shinn will have a publi
sale of household goods at his residence
No. Al Mill street, next Saturday after
noon.
Wilbur II. FISHER, former clerk, ha
purchased the Imperial grocery stor'
which Harry NJ. @. Fry established OF
Washington street.
In addition to liberal contributions
made to the Burlington County Children
Home on donation day. nearly $500 il
cash was received.
Mrs. Mary Davis. of Bordentown. hal
been granted divorce from her husband
Joseph Davis. They have not been liv
ing together for several years.
j. ]. Fenstermacher has sold the farm
of Florence A. Williams. at Birmingham
to Albert hi. Thorn, who intends occupy
ing the same in the near future.
A dance social will be held in Stanton'i
hall, Jobstown, on Thursday evening,
February 16. The proceeds will be given
to St. Andrews Church at that place.
Having disposed of her farm ON the
Jacksonville road, Mrs. Isaiah E. Atkin-
son will remove to Mount Holly 20 live
with her mother. Mrs. Anna NJ. Norcross,
Last week cardinal bird was seen al
Moorestown, and robins made their ap-
pearance at New Egypt, both of which
are regarded as harbingers of an early
spring
Isaac Callahan and Miss Nora Kelly,
both Of Moorestown, were married there
on Wednesday morning In the Church Of
Our Lady of Good Counsel by the rector,
Rev. John W. Murphy.
Boys from the Central Y. NJ. @. A., Of
Philadelphia. which association recently
purchased Lake Kenilworth, near MARI
ton, are having good time occupying
that place as winter resort.
While employed at the Camden Iron
Works, on Tuesday, @. Smith. of Mason
Vile, received confusion over the eye
by flying piece Of steel. He was given
treatment at Cooper Hospital.
The Charles G. Ridgway farm in Mans
field township was sold by Sheriff Worrell.
Thursday, for 81, 800. 1t was cried off to
Reginald Branch, executor Of Elizabeth
Hays, deceased. the complainant.
The fire company at Vincentown has in
view the erection of building Of its own,
In which there will be hall for use of
the Y. NJ, G. A. For this purpose 1t is
proposed to purchase lot on Main street.
d. N. Logwood has opened tailoring
establishment at No. So Washington
street Cleaning. pressing, securing and
all kinds of repairing. Neat work, rea-
sonable prices. Ladies' clothing a spe-
cialty.
The Burlington County Safe Deposit &
Trust Company, Moorestown, N, j., with
its large capital. and still larger earned
surplus, together with its record for care
fulness. gives reliable guaranty for
safety.
While going to his home ON Mount Hol-
ly avenue, Wednesday, Stewart McFar-
land was seized with vertigo on Gar
den street. He fell to the pavement, cut
ting q cash on his head and breaking his
eyeglasses.
Gen. e. Burd Grub, of Edgewater
Park, has been appointed Superintendent
of the New Jersey Home for Disabled
Soldiers at Kearny. He succeeds Major
Peter F. Rogers, who resigned after I'LL
ing the Office for about thirty years.
Herbert R. Smith has been elected war
den Of Washington Council. No. 8. Jr.
o. U. A. NJ, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Edward D. Thomas. John
F. Saturday was elected assistant record
ing secretary owing to the resignation of
Harry Norcross.
Joseph L. Comerford, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Louise Moritz, of Riverside,
were married in st. Peters Church, at the
latter place, on Wednesday, by Rev. T.
]. Goth. who was assisted by an uncle and
cousin of the groom. The bride was
given away by DR.. Alexander 81. Small.
George Raymond Oliver and Miss Flor
ence Day Cramer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Albert Cramer, of Birmingham,
were married in Camden on Wednesday
January IS. The bride is graduate OF
the Friends Academy at Moorestown. On
returning from their wedding tour they
will reside near Mount Holly and will be
at home to friends after March LIST.
Buffalo Bill" has made his last tour,
and has retired from the amusement arena
to enjoy well earned rest. but his world
famous Wild West, together with Pawnee
Bill'sFar East. lives for future generations
In the motion pictures of the great show,
taken during the farewell tour last sum-
mer. These pictures show every feature
Of the great performance of Indians,
rough riders. buffalo hunters, Cossacks,
scouts, and other unusual people who
made this great show famous. As the
nights to present these films are exclusive,
they will not be available for moving
picture houses generally, and will be seen
at the Mount Holly theatre only on next
Tuesday evening.
Matthew Mesier Reese, well-knowr
merchant of Philadelphia. died Sunday
morning. at his residence in Riverton,
after short illness. He was born al
Wappingera Falls. N. Y, April %. 1882
Early in life he entered into business with
his father. the firm being know as George