The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-21
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SHinS shOp w MIL hbE6tI- a large pau
glass window has been placed In the from
Of the building.
A. A. Anderson, real estate dealer, re
ports the sale of the property of Mis-
Miriam s. Hendrickson, on Broad street
to Ezekias w. Esham.
The grand jury will convene on No
vember 28th, when any election complaints
will be considered; also any other business
that may come up.
Mrs. Oliver Lippincott has returned
home from the Burlington County Hospi
tai, where she underwent successful op.
Grafton for appendicitis.
Frank L. Garbarino is recovering from
his Illness of typhoid fever. 1t is expect
ed that he will be able to leave the Bur-
lington County Hospital in few days.
/ The Epworth League service in the M.
e. church next Sunday evening at 6.45.
will be led by Miss Sue Buckley. Topic,
"Methodism's responsibility to America. :"
Edward T. Haines, who has retired
from farming, will have public sale of
stocks, crops and implements on his farm
this afternoon. The place is located near
Eayrestown.
| A sewer has been installed to the in
Urinary of DR.. j. Hume Carter on High
street. To it has also been connected the
buildings on each side of the alley through
which the sewer runs.
The garage Of Robert s. Gaskill, on
Mill street, was broken into on Saturday
night and several articles of value carried
away. Suspicion points strongly to the
person who committed the crime.
For about six weeks weekly visits were
made to this place by representatives of
firm operating large glass works at
Bridgeton, who expressed desire to re-
move their factory to Mount Holly
Atkinson Carly, an aged man and
brother of Assay Carly and Hutchinson
Carly. was found dead in bed at the home
OF his son, Harry Carly. with whom he
lived at Three Tuns. Burlington county.
Progress of recovery in the case of Mrs.
Harry c. Wagner, of Madison ayenne,
from her recent operation for adhesions,
was somewhat retarded on Sunday, when
her condition took an unfavorable change.
On Thursday evening the Mount Holly
Athletic Club elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, Ellsworth
Brannan; vice president. Herman Kempte;
treasurer, Winfield Quigley; secretary,
John Farrell
A humorous sketch, entitled Help
Wanted. with fine musical programme
In addition, will be given under the au-
spices Of the Spare Minute Circle In the
Methodist Episcopal Church ON Tuesday
evening, November 18th. at 7.45.
The following mail remains uncalled
for at the post Office: Letters, Miss M. |
Brown, E. A. Cline, A. s. Hill. Thomas
Harrison. J. Leo Wright, Miss Helen
Shreve, Mary Smith; postals. Jas. o.
Glasgo, Thomas Harrison, Walter Lippin-
colt.
One of the first boarders received by
Sheriff Jordan came on Wednesday in the
person of James Clymer. of Burlington,
who took In too much pump water and
was sent over to spend ninety days for
participating in disorderly conduct while
intoxicated.
Sarah Beatty, of Bordentown, who was
the widow of Samuel Beatty, died at st.
Francis Hospital, Trenton, on Friday, af-
ter having an operation performed. Mrs.
Beatty shot her husband on July 5, 1908.
She was Indicted for murder and acquit-
ted on the ground that the crime was COM
mitted in self defence.
1t is said that several more employees Of
William r. Taubel, of Riverside, having
been caught with hosiery stolen from his
mill, will be taken before Judge Horner
for sentence. Quite a number of arrests
were recently made in this connection.
and after paying their fines and cost of
the defendants found that
their footwear came pretty high.
THE News regrets to announce the death
of the wife of William f. Morgan, member
of the County Board of Taxation. Mrs
Morgan has not been 10 good health for
some time and death came to her on
Sunday morning at her husbands home
in Palmyra. Mr.. Morgan will have the
sympathy of large number of friends
ut only In Burlington county but la
rious parts of the state.
The Mount Holly Dorcas Society rem
Z. RS report of its work during the past
year. This society does much good 10
quiet way. During the year 1t gave out
205 made garments, SO pairs of stockings,
ffo nf rfol Il
pairs of shoes and some other things,
such as caps, sweaters. &c. William
Wetherill donated nice lot of goods for
which the society returns thanks.
Andrew Heisler Fort, father of former
Governor ]. Franklin Fort. who made his
home with his son-in-law, Walter a.
Oliphant, on Broad street, and who died
there on Tuesday after long Illness from |
infirmities incident to old age was buried |
In the Methodist cemetery, at Pemberton, |
on Friday afternoon. Deceased was nearly |
ninety years of age and blind. Many |
relatives and friends witnessed the inter-
ment.
A pleasant event to be held In the |
Masonic Temple next Saturday night will |
be one to encourage an appetite on the |
part of those who may find it convenient |
w atbCuut anu luC luNibdblOu ~ ODtu 10
all The subject to receive consideration |
on that occasion will be the annual supper |
by ladies of the congregation for the |
benefit of the Sacred Heart Church. |
Patrons will be carefully looked after and
q choice menu will be the feature.
The Burlington County Trolley Com
pany has placed signs in its cars requiring
passengers TO keep off the front platform
and not TO talk with the motorman. This
Is good order and should be enforced,
but II u penalty was imposed on the motor
man who allows the rule to be broken 1t
might have better effect. The attention
of the man at the wheel Is needed for his
business at all times, especially when he
runs his car at top limit out of town and
In town.
Thieves are still operating in this neigh
borhood On Saturday morning early
Mrs. 81. G. Walch, living on the road be-
tween Mount Holly and Hainesport had
occasion to go down stairs and she thought
parlor window was open. This proved
to be the fact. but as nothing was missing
she came to the conclusion that the win
dow had not been closed on retiring But
next morning 1t was discovered that the
residence of Mr.. Yost and Mr.. Walters,
close by, had been broken into. A dollar
was taken from the Walters home but
nothing was taken from the other places.
1t Is thought the burglars were scared
away by Mrs. Walch going down stairs