The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-12-12
LOCAL NEWS.
!, r,..ross Gifts at Boyce's.

Christmas gifts at Boyce's.
Indian summer has furnished week Of
delightful weather.
The Joseph 81. Frake property, Branch
street, has been sold to A. Holmes Howe.
Jr.
The goose bone indicates mild weather
for this month, but very cold for January
and February.
Rancocas Grange will hold its annual
election of officers at two o'clock on
December 20, at Rancocas.
William Sherman has bought the tract
Of land, on Ridgway street, belonging to
the estate Of Robert B. Engle.
A. G. Mayer has bought tract OF land
on the south side of Ridgway street from
the estate of Mrs. Horace E Elder.
New Jersey Lodge, No. !, knights OF
pvtbias. will confer the third degree on
several candidates next Friday night.
County Auditor Robert Peacock an
pounces that he il not candidate for
County Collector and never has been.
After spending three weeks with rela-
tives in Pennsylvania, Miss Helen Ray
mond has returned to her home In Mount
Holly.
The engagement has been announced OF
Henry W. Doughten, formerly of Moores-
town. and Miss Florence Cazenova Jones
of New York city.
Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis. Of New York
city, will DELIVER socialistic address at
the Court House tonight, on Eight
Hours and Revolution"
In Grace Church at Pemberton, this
evening, will occur the marriage OF Miss
Marion Forsyth, Of that place, and Ben
1amin Candy, Of Washington.
The bazaar and supper given In the Ma
sonic Temple Thursday night, for the
benefit Of the Burlington County Hospi-
tai, was very successful affair.
Having determined that you will give
no Christmas presents this year. now IL
the time to hustle around and buy q larger
number than ever before. You can't
escape the fever.
John Grady made over $50 by selling
the Heard property on Brainard street to
e. W. Esham. who will tear it down and
use the lumber In q house which he
has planned to build.
A joint meeting of the w. G. T. U. and
TT~< ho hal OF n
home Of Mrs. Elbertson, 222 Garden
street, Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 18th. A
full attendance Ia desired.
There will be bazaar by the ladies Of the
missionary society of the Baptist Church
next Saturday afternoon and evening,
December 10Th, at So High street. Cake
and candy will also be for sale.
Unclaimed mail In the post ofice is for
the following persons: Claude Banks.
Henry Buckhart. Thomas Cooper, Mrs J.
@. Husder. Mrs. Anna johnson, John Ra-
chloe. Russell Weber, Miss Clara Scher
dicker.
Washington Camp. No. II, P. o. 8. of
A., will initiate three candidates at the
meeting to be held on December 81. At
the close of the business session there will
be musical entertainment, at which the
Boston Quartette will appear.
Announcement Is made OF the engage
nent of Miss Pearl M. Sickles, daughter
of Charles L. Sickles, of 102 Euclid ave.,
Loeb Arbour, N. Y. to Edwin A. Tice, |
701 Grand ave-, Asbury Park. The wed |
ding Is to take place on January 1.
Real estate dealer ]. J. Fenstermacher
sold for Sarah j. Balm, house and lot on
Mill street. to Raymond N. Doran, Of
Medford; also lot of land on the
Rancocas, at Hainesport, to ]. w. Culbert, |
Of Philadelphia. who intends erecting q
bungalow soon.
Going to Philadelphia few days ago |
to make some purchases. Charles Hicks, |
saw mill engineer at HANOVER Farms. put |
&C In his 0vercoat pocket. After enter
ing hotel near the Market street ferry, |
he discovered that pickpocket had re-
lieved him OF his cash.
Sheriff Jordan is having some goods |
brought to Mount holly preparatory to |
occupying the residence attached to the |
jail. William FL. King, OF Burlington,
the new turnkey at the jail, entered upon
his duties yesterday. Sheriff Jordan has
made no change in the position of night
warden. Henry Worrell still being in
charge.
We want you to feel, especially between
now and Christmas, that this Ia your
store, where goods of quality, just and
honest prices, and q desire to serve you
prevails. Visit your home store whether
You desire to purchase or not, and get all
the suggestions, ideas, etc., we can give
you relative to Christmas L. 8. Boyce,
stationer, 81 Main street. -
At Lumberton. last week, occurred the
burial of James NJ. Harrison, who took
an active interest in the affairs of that
town. He was one of the organizers of
the Lumberton Fire Company, director
Of the water company and member of the
Board of Education. At one time he was
professor of literature at Lafayette Col
lege. he was highly respected citizan.
Camden Forest No. s. Tall Cedars Of
Lebanon. will visit Mount Holly Forest
tonight, arriving in special trolley cars
about half past eight. The delegation
will be headed by the Tall Cedar band and
uniformed rangers, and will parade from
Madison avenue to the Masonic Temple
where number of ssplings will be planted
with the solemn ceremonies peculiar to
the order.
At the annual meeting of the Retail
Druggists Association held at Burlington
on Saturday. these officers were chosen:
President. Frank 9. billiard, vincentown;
vice president, John J. Flynn, Mount
Holly: secretary and treasurer, Edgar r.
Sparks. Burlington: advisory committee,
Henry P. Thorn, Medford; Edward B.
Jones. Mouns Holly; George F. Deacon.
Bordentown; George T. Williams, Bur
iington; John ]. Flynn, Mount Holly.
The committee In charge Of the recent
nremen's inspection In Mount Holly, met
last week and after paving all hills gave