The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-09-10
LOCAL NEWS.

last week, and blood poison developed
from the wound.
Charles K Middleton will take charg'
Of the Marlton post office on October LIST
Miss Anna Wells will be his assistant.
A highly priced vineyard is owned by
August Gsell, of Hume street, who hai
thirty varieties of grapes growing heavily
Constable Samuel K. Gaskill acted al
the automobile policeman, last week. ii
place of John L. Severns. who took I
vacation.
of bicycles on the sidewalk seems to be
dead letter, so far as Union street Is con
cerned.
As the result of ladder breaking while
repairing chimney, Joseph Montgomery
living near Archertown, fell and brok,
his left arm.
Harlan B Hour, of st. Johnsburg
Democratic candidate for governor o.
Vermont, Is cousin of Jonathan II. Kel
sew. of Pemberton
The school at Magnolia this year will
be in charge of Miss Julia U. Gallagher
who has been acting as cashier of the
Acme store In Mount Holly.
The Mount Holly Fair association has
swung banner across High street oppo'
site Its rooms in the Zelley building, an
nouncing the dates of the coming fair.
Joseph Shinn, living near Stanwick,
while alighting from q Mount Holly
trolley at that place q few days since,
fell and sustained number of minor cuts
and bruises.
John Powell, road overseer, and force
of men, removed the gutter dirt from
Union street on Friday. They have been
operating on that same line In other parts
of the town.
State Road Commissioner Stevens has
requested Thomas J Barrett to resurface
road with the new road material which he
has invented.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of W. G. Gaskill and Sarah McElwee,
both of Medford. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. William Thompson, on
August 31st
At the fifteenth annual convention of
the National Association of Postmasters,
held at Atlantic City, last week. Charles
G. Cowperthwait, of Mount Holly, was
reelected treasurer
B, getting his hand caught In revolv-
ing pulley, on Thursday. Addison Me-
CUBAN, of Beverly. employed by the Della
ware River Shoe Company, had thai
member terribly mashed.
Cornelius ] MeKenna. clerk In Dubel's
drug store. has purchased double barrel
hammerless shot gun. Neil Is waiting for
reed birds to get fat, when he expects to
have fine potpie.
During the past week large quantity
of potatoes and other farm produce has
been received In answer to an appeal from
the farmers In aid of the Burlington
County Children's Home.
Sylvan Hsines, of Moorestown, typhoid
fever patient at the Burlington County
Hospital, has recovered and gone home.
His father Is still at the same institution
suffering with the same disease.
A contract has been awarded to E. w.
Esham. of Mount Holly, for the erection
of house for Miss Florence Black, of
Jobstown. who is to be married In the
fall. The house will cost 81, 900.
The administrators of the estate Of the
late Schuyler Rainier, of Florence. have
their account on file in the Surrogate's
Office, but there was no consideration OF
the matter at the session of court held on
Thursday.
The unclaim mail that remains at the
post Office Is as follows: Thomas Gibbs,
Ellis Hires, Mrs. 8. Mainter, Miss Mary
Manyes. Miss Priscilla Tallman, Mrs
Thomas Harvey, Mrs. Annie Murphy.
Benjie Nicholson.
The property of Walter A. Barrows,
corner of High and Broad streets, has
been rented to Edward R. Smythe, organ
list and choir master of st. Andrew q
church. He will take possession on DC.
tober LIST, and his mother, sister and
brother will live with him.
After suffering for several weeks, death
came to the relief of Mrs. Joseph G.
Dubell, on Thursday afternoon. The
funeral was held from her home, on the
South Pemberton road, on Sunday after.
noon. Interment was made In the Mount
Holly cemetery.
An inquest was held on Tuesday In the
death OF Thomas j. McCroden, who wal
killed by being struck by an automobile
owned and run by Morris R. Il. Levin, Of
Beverly, near Bordentown, ON Sunday
August 25. The verdict was Unavoidable,
accident, and exonerated the driver from
all blame.
One of the happiest little fellows q
Bridgboro is Horace Caldwell. Although
only eight years old he has sold enough
truck from little piece of ground giveI
him by his father, which he planted II
corn, to purchase bicycle without assist
ance, and on Thursday his aim wa
reached when he purchased the flyer.
During session of court on Thursday
Mrs. Frank Greenwood. of Cookstown
appeared In court and told Judge Horne
that her husband had been arrested Oh
complaint of her sister. charging that b
had beaten aud cut her, which she sal,
was not true. and asked that he be dis
charged. The request was granted. 1t /
said the arrest was spite work.
The Retail Druggists Association of tn
county met at Mount Holly on Thursday
The following officers and committeene
were elected Frank s billiard, vincen
town, president; John J. Flynn, Noun
Holly, vice president; Edgar R. Spark.
Burlington, secretary and treasurer. AC
visory committee. Henry B. Thorn, Med
ford; Edward B. Jones, Mount Holl,
George F. Deacon, Bordentown; Geore
T. Williams, Burlington; John ]. Flynn
M. D., Mount Holly.
Physicians at the Cooper Hospital, Can
den, are confident that they will be able
save the life of Martin ]. Woods, 10 yea
old. of Moorestown, who was taken to II
institution on Tuesday afternoon with h
saus oeourelv locked The natient Ia helm