The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-10-31

| Mrs. Harris has removed from Pin
street to one of the new houses on Ridg
way street.
Harry Murphy Is having concret
walk laid in front Of his property o.
Mount Holly avenue.
The ladies Of the Methodist Sunda,
School will give % cent supper in Ma
sonic Hall, ON Thursday evening of neg
week.
The drug stores owned by Alexsnde
Dubell and Harold B. Allen have received
interior decorations In the way of fresi
paint.
The ladies of the w. G. T. o. will hold
cake and bread sale Saturday afternoon
November 4th, at two o'clock, at 90 Mair
street.
Harry Il. Bayles. clerk In the post Office,
has returned to duty after being confined
as the result of carbuncle above his
right ankle.
Edward B. Hulse offers a reward of $50
for the arrest Of any person who creates q
disturbance during performance In the
Opera House.
The wholesale price of milk, as fixed by
the Interstate Milk Producers Associa-
tion, will be Eve cents per quart for No
vember and until further notice.
Miss Eleanor Finley. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas R. Finley, of Union
street, entertained few friends In honor
of her birthday on Friday evening.
No arrangements have been made for
the running of special train Of cars to
Burlington tonight ON account of the
Halloween celebration in that city.
A delicious supper that will include a
number :of tempting dishes will be
served in the Masonic Temple ON Satur-
day evening, November 18th, by the Ia
dies of the Presbyterian Church.
On Monday evening next the Republic
cans will parade in Mount Holly. Two
bands Of music will be In the line and
there will be plenty of red fire. Get your
high hats ready and show your colors.
II everyone about town will rake up the
fallen leaves about their premises. the
streets will present q very attractive
appearance during the fall days. The
lawns are as green as In the early spring.
The Western Union telegraph office will
be removed tomorrow to the Bell Tele-
phone building. The office will be located
on the first floor, with comfortable quarters
for the operator. Miss Tillie Assay, who
will remain In charge
The w. G. T. u. will meet at the home
of Mrs. George Moore. Branch street,
Tuesday afternoon. November 7th, at
which time the report of the delegate to
the State convention will be read. A full
attendance is desired.
Miss Mary B. Grigg, who has been at
the German hospital, Philadelphia, where
she had an operation performed for an
abscess on her ear, returned to her home
on Thursday, and win soon be able to re-
sumo her duties In school.
Following Is the list Of unclaimed mail
remaining In the post Office for last week:
Mrs. Mary Cooper, Mrs. Julia Kuick.
Mrs. Geo. Stiles, Mrs. Osborne, Joseph
Ward; postals, Ellsworth Barnes. Mrs.
A. K. Miningh, Anna Woedbine.
The committee appointed to solicit sub
scriptions to q fund that will secure the
location In Mount Holly of the works
to be erected by the Ottomobile Company,
of Philadelphia, which matter is now In
the hands OF the Commercial League, are
in q position to hold out encouragement
that the town may secure this new indus
try.
Some enthusiasm was shown on Satur-
day evening when 9 fife and drum corps
paraded the streets of Mount Holly ac-
by several men who carried
banners on which were painted requests
to vote for the Republican candidates.
evenings act will be carried out
In other townships In the county every
night before election.
About two o'clock Friday morning,
Samuel Fryer, of Grant street, was alarm
ed by burglars. They entered q back
kitchen window and carried of two over
coats, one valued at $50, two umbrellas.
and handbag belonging to Mrs. Fryer,
which contained small sum of money.
Mr.. Fryer got up to investigate, and
frightened the thieves, who left one over
coat In the kitchen.
There was no opportunity on Tuesday
for Mrs. John A. Tice, of Cherry street.
to overlook the fact that she had attained
another birthday, as members OF the La
dies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
to the number of thirty-four gave her a
complete surprise on that occasion. They
called 10 the evening. tooklpossession Of
the house, and on departing left hand
some silver toilet set as testimonial Of
their appreciation Of her services in the
work which the society is engaged In.
Owing to the lateness Of finishing the
worlds series of base ball games, Edward
B. Hulse, manager of the opera house, is
compelled to announce that Baker. Collins
and McGraw, star players, will not appear
In Mount Holly tomorrow evening. This
trio had not sufficient time to practice for
their appearance here. They had intended
to give one night in Mount Holly and one
in Camden. to prepare for their appearance
at Keith's theatre. Philadelphia. next
week. These popular ball players have
promised to give Mr.. Hulse another date.
While on his way to attend funeral at
West Greek. Wednesday morning. Arthur
w. Kelly. of Red Bank, accompanied by
his wife, daughter and nephew. met with
an accident when they found occasion to
turn their automobile into field to es-
cape colliding with wagon. While pass
Ing under tree the limbs tore the tonneau
off the car. The daughter was the only
one hurt. She had two fingers so badly
injured that she may lose one of them.
Mr.. Kelly. who is lawyer aud court
stenographer. formerly resided in Mount
Holly.
Death came suddenly to John Miller
about ten days ago. He was employed
on the Company's cranberry boys, located
about seven miles from Medford. and