The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-06-04

pubic school property.
Mrs. e. Greenwald 10 conducting thu
Cosmopolitan hotel, corner Bath ant
Beach avenues. Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Rhoda Apologize. of New Egypt
Is suffering with very sore hand, which
abe cut while trying to open tin can.
Samuel 8. Bower has sold to Mr.. and
Mrs. e. NJ. Watson the property on High
street now occupied by them and 8. Ear
Assay.
J. Lashot, of Camden, has purchased
the poultry farm of 10 acres on the South
Pemberton road belonging to Samus
Vansciver.
Miss Elizabeth Wittmaier, of Philadel
phis, spent Saturday and Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Oliver g. Billings, on
MIL street.
r. G. Parvin, q former resident OF
Mount Holly. is In town renewing old &C.
quaintsnces. Mr.. Parvin resides In southern
California.
New chairs for the opera house will be
shipped tomorrow. Manager Hulse says
he will have them installed about the
middle of the month.
The Friends First-day School Associa-
ton Of the Burlington quarterly meeting
will hold its reunion at Crosswicks on
Saturday morning next at 10 o'clock.
DR.. J. Hume Carter Is having con-
crete sidewalk laid In front of the prop
erty ON High street which he recently
purchased of the Charles Evan Merritt
estate.
DR.. H. Benton Young, of Mount Holly,
who was to have started yesterday on his
cross country automobile trip to Cali
fornia, has postponed the start until next
Monday.
John L. Greenwald has been granted
letters testamentary on the estate of his
father, Samuel Greenwald, deceased, of
Mount Holly. The estate is bequeathed
to the widow.
AS the result Of practice, Harry Brick,
secretary Of the Burlington County Far
mers' Exchange, will soon be able to run
the new Buick automobile which he has
purchased.
The proprietor of the Inn on Mount
Holly avenue has so many summer visit
ors booked, that in order to accommodate
his guests this year tents will be erected
on the lawn.
jolly Joe's lady Ministries will be given
By the Paint and Powder Club, of Penn
berton, In the town hall at Juliustown, on
Saturday evening, June 8, for the benefit
of the Methodist church.
Friends of ]. Harry Jones, of Smith
vile. will be pleased to learn of his i'm
proved condition. 1t IL said that he will
soon be able to resume his position with
the a. B. Smith Machine Company.
Mrs. samuel Greenwald will have a
public sale of restaurant fixtures, etc., in
Guiding household goods, at the restau-
rant stand. ON High street, on Saturday
afternoon next, beginning at one o'clock.
Frederick Daeuber. of Philadelphia.
and Miss Marie Page, Of Burlington, were
married In the latter city on Wednesday.
ceremony was performed in St. Mary's
Church by the rector, Rev. ]. F. Ohm
sted.
There are entirely too many strange
dogs lettering about town for comfort or
safety. As some of them are not being
regularly cared for, their presence may
yet cause trouble. Some of them could
well be chloroformed.
Wedding Invitations are out announcing
the approaching nuptials of Miss Emma
Gertrude, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Friday, to Richard 8. Severns,
both OF Bridgeboro, which will take place
at the home Of the bride on Wednesday
evening, June 18th, at o'clock.
During the past week the Mount Holly
garage sold automobiles as follows; Hupp
cars to Justice Deacon and DIR. Brsnin,
of Mount Holly; same to Roy Woodward,
of Cookstown; Flanders to Walter
King, of Pointville, and a Cadillac to
Seth McElven, of Juliustown.
Rev. Holmes Gravatt, of Camden, will
deliver an address at the commencement
exercises of the Medford high school,
which will be held In Odd Fellows hall
at that place on Thursday, June 18th.
Those to graduate are: Paul r. Hires,
Walter A. Prickitt and Leroy Lamb.
When Mrs. Henry Banks. colored. re-
turned from Mount Holly to Burlington,
late Friday night, she could not enter her
home, which is located In bungalow-town
out East Pearl street. When officer Hays
broke In the door Banks was found dead.
having been stricken with heart trouble.
Through Assemblymsn Blanchard Fl.
White an absolute divorce has been grant
ed to Ashley Parker from his wife, MIL
liam Parker, who were married at Parker
town. After the couple separated the
woman went to Newark to live. Parker
is connected with the life-saving station
at Atlantic City.
John Dolan, of Wetherill's dry goods
store, Is receiving much encouragement
In his endeayor to win an automobile
which is one Of the prizes offered by thu
Burlington Enterprise for new subscrip
lions. John is not only getting around
among his friends, but some of them ar,
coming to his assistance unsolicited. Johr
hopes for continuance of such support.
A number of churches and lodges hav,
arranged for picnics and outings at Ran
cocas Park this season. The Park will b,
open Wednesday and Saturday evening
when the Peerless orchestra will be pres
emit and all the amusements open. Colum
bus Grange has secured July rs for it
outing, and Pomona Grsnge will hold it
picnic on August IA.
Without mark Of demerit ever havinI
been recorded against him during all hi
4S years service ss a railroad engineer
Charles q. Smith, of Long Branch. is nov
enjoying the benefits of the Pennsylyani
Railroad Compsny's pension roll. as b
has been placed on the retired list. MI
Smith IL q native of Mount Holly an
owns property here.
Having purchased the ruins of the ca
factory site on King street, legal proceed
ings stopped George B. West, the ne'
owner, In the work of cleaning up th
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