The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-07
LOCAL NEWS.


samuel A. Dobbins. Of Brainard stree
removed to Camden on Tuesday.
The new residence of Henry III. Thou
son, on Grant street. Il now occupied b
the owner.
WMiss Edna Parker. Of Budd street. 10 n
covering from an illness which was at fri
feared to be diphtheria.
The Red Men, OF Defiance. will celebrai
the sixteenth anniversary of their organ
ization at a pow WOW to be held this ever
Ing.
The Fenton estate at Jacksonville, ha
sold the store property at that place
Ridgway Nippina, Of Pine street. Noun
holly.
while cunning near Fieldsboro, on Wed
nesday morning. Edward O'Brien. Q
Philadelphia, was accidentally shot In tn
face and neck.
Considerable game that got In his wa.
was killed by Lorenzo L. sapp. Of Noun
Holly, during bis cunning trip to Bees
ley's Point last week.
The Epworth League service next Sun
day evening. In the NJ. E. Church. win b
led by the Usher's Union. Topic. Thu
Injunction with the Invitation.
An interesting sermon on "Predestina
ton. by request. was delivered In thu
Presbyterian church on Sunday morning
by Rev. James H. Durham.
A verbal agreement has been reached
among the druggists Of Mount Holly t.
close their stores between the hours Of one
and ave o'clock on Sunday afternoons.
Hester Clymer, clerk Of Evesham town
ship, Issued a cunning license to Miss Al
ma Ballinger, of Springdale, who killed
two rabbits on her first day out
A benefit dance will be given at River
side. on Monday evening. November 20.
for the family Of Luther Murphy. who ia
In hospital with badly injured foot.
Robert EVAN, living near Medford. owns
9 female dog that has taken possession
and IL tenderly caring for litter Of kit
tens that were abandoned by the mother
cat.
Leon W. Fenstermacher, who IL en-
ployed at the Holmhurst hotel, Atlantic
City. spent Sunday with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. J. J. Fenstermaoher. at Haines-
port.
Instead Of shooting jack rabbit. as
was his intention, while cunning ct In
dian Mills last week. William Lemunyon
killed hound dog belonging to B. Frank
0askill.
Last week the New Jersey Cranberry
sales Company sent three carloads Of
cranberries from Medford to Pittsburg,
Pa, from which point they were re-
shipped.
Charles H. Estill submits the following
weather report for the month of October:
Clear days, 8; clear and cloudy days. s;
rainy days. 10; foggy mornings and clear,
4; frosty mornings and clear. 8; frost with
Ice, /.
One Of the few women In the state to
take out cunning license was Mrs. Anna
Webb. Of New Egypt. And perhaps the
oldest man who paid for license to kill
game Ia Jacob Buckalew. Of Bordentown,
who Is "a years Of age.
At the office of Charles Evan Merritt
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be held the annual meeting Of the Peoples
Building and Loan Association, when nine
directors are to be elected. A new series
Of stock will be issued.
John. aged about IA years, son of How
ard Smith. Of Pine street. ran away from
home on Monday. He was picked up by
the police in Trenton. to which city con-
stable Shinn went, on Thursday, and
brought the young man to Mount Holly.
Ernest D. Holeman. who has been suf-
fering with appendicitis for several weeks.
submitted to an operation at DR.. Beatty's
private hospital 10 Philadelphia, on Sun
day night. His condition was found to
be serious. He Is getting along as well a.
could be expected.
The board Of directors of the Burlington
County Hospital feel grateful for the
interest manifested in the institution, on
Wednesday, which was the annual dona-
tion day. The gifts that came from
friends were up to the usual
The inmates of the Children's Home,
through the courtesy of manager Edward
B. Hulse, will be given free admission to-
the moving picture shows at the opera
house on any night In the week but Sat-
urday. An invitation to this effect has
been extended to the managers Of the
On the basis of s.. O0e settlement has
been made by the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company with the daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles P. johnson, Of Smithville,
whose parents were killed In the wreck at
Manchester. N. Y. few weeks ago. A
similar settlement has been made for the
deaths of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac 8. Uncles.
Feather ticklers, paper snnoyers. flour.
corn meal and confetti formed the princi-
pal features Of annoyances during the
parade In Burlington on Tuesday night.
Many women had their coats aud hats
ruined by the -four. Several got 1t in
their eyes and suffered intense pain on
that account. These features win keep
many people away from that city at future
demonstrations OF this kind.
A district meeting of the Senior
Mechanics of Burlington county will be
held In the Mirror building, Mount Holly,
on Thursday evening. Invitations have
been extended to all the councils Of Bur
lington county. and 1t Is expected that q
large number will be present. All the
state officers twill be here and a big
time IL anticipated. Refreshments win
be served at the close of the program.
Going to Burlington Tuesday night to
witness the Halloween celebration.
Edward Bidwell. while standing at the
corner Of High and Union streets, fell and
was rendered unconscious by striking his
head against q stone step. Several hun
bred persons surrounded the stricken
young man. It was the opinion of Mayor
Farmer that Bidwell be taken to the
county Hospital. but Detective Parker
said he would take him home.
Charles Bebee. living 10 the pines neal
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