The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-10-22
LOCAL NEWS.
Gastric neuralgia Frustrated William
Hall. of Madison avenue. last week.


County Hospital last week.
Mrs. Mercy Woods, of Bordentown, die
Friday night as the result of injurit
which she received by fall at her hom'
Members of the Vincentown Grang
will hold q dance In their hall at tbs
place ON Thursday evening. Admissio
IS cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Wetherill, G
Union street. entertained large numbe
of friends at their home on Thursda
evening.
Armour W. @. T. U. will have charg
of the Epworth League service In til
Methodist church next Sunday evening
at g 40 O'Clock.
The disorderly actions of many sma
boys who play on the streets at nigh
make 1t plain that curfew law is needle
In Mount Holly.
II was pneumonia and not typhoi
fever that Frustrated Mrs. Thomas G. A.
colt. OF Madison avenue. Her conditio
10 much improved.
A lecture will be delivered this week b.
Madame Funk of Montclsir, an astrolc
gist and palmist. under the auspices o
the Women's League.
Chestuuts are plentiful according to th
quantities displayed by the chestnut hunt
ers whose places seem to be down aroun'
Bunker Hill and out near Smithville.
The entire stock OF frames and framed
pictures belonging to Forsyth & Com
pany. has been purchased by Howard L
Keller. the Mill street photographer.
Mrs. Hannah johnson. aged So years
who died at the home of her sister, II
Pemberton. from paralysis. was buried ii
the cemetery at Jacobstown on Wednes
day.
A masquerade dance will be held In Me
chanics' hall, at Lumberton, on Saturday
evening, November 2. The event will b.
given under the management of Floyd 8
Stockton, of Mount Holly.
Henry Rosenfeld, the Mill street furni
ture dealer, Is about to make extensive
alterations aud improvements to bis store
and has large advertisement of Interest
on the first page of THE News.
The William p. Lippincott store and
residence property at Hartford, has beer
sold to Alfred s. Hall, of New Sharon,
uho ur{ll <ondrot a of0~a tha-a "a :.
sumo charge of the post Office.
The annual meeting of the Commercial
League will be held tonight and all the
members are requested to be present. Di.
rectors are to be elected and questionf
Of importance will be discussed.
Mr.. end Mrs. Harry c. Wagner. who
have broken up housekeeping and stored
part Of their goods. are boarding with Mr..
end Mrs Fred =. Colder. who occupy
the Zelley apartments on High street.
The Central Record. published at Mari.
ton, has swelled head, or at least new
one. This Is because Of the fact that the
paper has been enlarged and improved in
appearance. Editor Clymer serves his
patrons with very newsy paper.
Detective F. Carlton Dalton has recov-
cred OF Vincentown some Of the goods
that were stolen two weeks ago from the
residence of Elwood Bennett, of Mount
Holly. Dalton traced the thief to Phil
adelphia, where track Of him was lost
There will be a special meeting of the
BOARD Of Freeholders at the Court House
on Thursday, when bids will be received
for the erection of two concrete bridges
at Burlington, and to discuss other bridge
work which 10 needed throughout the
county.
Captain ]. F. r. Long is making efforts
to recruit Company E to its full quota of
sixty-eight men. The company has re-
sumed lie weekly drills. which are being
conducted under course of instruction
prepared by Major Evan N. johnson, 9th
Infantry, U. y. A.
Mrs. Louisa Taylor, of Church street,
announces the marriage of her daughter,
Georgina Smith. and Albert Allen John.
son. The ceremony was performed at
Bradley Beach. on Wednesday evening,
by Rev. N. J. Wright. The happy couple
win be at home at 119 Mil street, on Tues
days after November /.
James Shannon, OF Water street. is suf-
fering from boil ON the interior Of his
mouth. and 1t 10 impossible for him
to close that organ or partake of food ex-
cept through tube. Jim says 1t Is hard
work to get # then. but as he likes to eat
he will have to satisfy himself In this
manner for several days yet to come.
Medford citizens are planning for big
time on the night of Halloween Some
OF the best men of the town are officers of
81 organization which has been perfected
Co take charge of this matter There will
be first prize of $25 for the largest and
best dressed secret order; SIS second prize
and $40 third prize. There win be other
prizea for clubs. trios. couples and indi-
viduals.
A. Bchafer. Raumanian. was convicted
In the United States court. at Trenton, on
Wednesday. of carrying on white slave
traffic. The prisoner was removed from
the prison at Mount Holly after he had
been arrested by government agent Frank
L. Garbariuo. of Mount Holly. on the
charge of keeping disorderly house on
the late Schuyler Rainier farm at Florence
The thirty fifth annual convention Of
the Burlington County Sunday School
Association is being held In the Broad
street Methodist church, Burlington, to-
day. An address this morning will be
delivery by Rev. Arthur G. Phillips, OF
Beverly. on How can we keep our youth
in Sunday School. Miss Alice B. Hamlin
will speak this afternoon on what, Why
and How" The evening address will be
delivered by Rev. David G. Downey, D.
D.. of New York. on the subject of 1.-THE
Value Of Spiritual Training"
William Jones. of Mount Holly, yester.
day started his automobile hack service be,
tween Medford, Lumberton and Mount
Holly. The Medford schedule follows
More frequent trips are made between
Lumberton and Mount Hslly. Leave
Mount Holly for Medford. 9.21 a. m. and
20 p. m. Sundays 10 10 a. m. and $50 p
m. Leave Medford for Mount Holly. 10.O(
q. m. and sos p. m. Sundays, $40 and
11.10s. m, and 7.15 p. m. Fare. one way
rs cents; round trip. 40 cents.