The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26
william ]. Evans, of Marlton, is con-

avenue, mas peen seriously III curing tns
: past week.
The W. @. T. q. will meet at the home
of Mrs Armstrong, 1O8 Water street, next
Tuesday afternoon.
The Farmers' Trust Company is getting
trust funds rather sooner than was ex-
pected, having been appointed guardian
In two estates.
; Mrs. Frank Ames, living near Marion,
had the misfortune to fracture one OF her
limbs by tripping over base ball bat In
the yard at her home
Amos L. Middleton, formerly of Vim
centown, disappeared some months ago
and his daughter, Ida, would like to learn
of his whereabouts.
The Brannan farm on the Jackson
Vile stone road. containing So acres, was
sold by ]. ]. Fenstermacher to Mary E.
Turner, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph Archer, of Brainard street,
who is suffering from nervous prostration,
has been removed to the Burlington Coun-
/
Good prices were realized at public
sale ON the farm Of John P. Lippincott'
near Vincentown, on Wednesday. There
was very large attendance.
The Board of Education of Evesham
township will soon call special meeting
to vote on the proposition of remodeling
! fha aohool hufld{rU at Marlt0n.
The Ushers' Union of the Mount Holly
M. z. church will hold It's monthly
business meeting this evening at the home
home of ]. Earl vansciver, Hainesport
Amos K. DuBell will have big
sale Of horses, cows, bulls, chickens,
horses, wagons, harness, ETC., at his ex-
change stables In Columbus on Friday
next.
D. Il. Sharp, contractor for the new
school building, was here yesterday and
laid bis lines. Work will begin to-day,
Harry Mullin having been given the con-
tract to dig the cellar.
Alexander Dubell and Harold B. Allen,
druggists, have advertisements OF special
interest in this issue. 1t will pay to read
them and act accordingly, as liberal offers
have been made to the public In each case.
A programme of interest has been ar
ranged fora social to be given by the MARI
ton Christian Endeavor Society on Friday |
evening next. The event will take place
at the home of DR.. and Mrs Benjamin K.
Brick.
Thieves who visited the home of Frank
Murdoch on Washington street, Saturday
night, tore two boards off the rear OF his
hennery and stole two chickens. One OF
them was prize rooster and the other
sick hen.
The transaction was completed yester-
day by which Mrs. Carrie 8. Keen, OF
Philadelphia sold her farm near Budd-
town to Walter Sager. The sale was
made by Fred A. Tracey, agent for the
E. A, Strout farm agency.
Suffering from inward trouble OF long
standing, Mrs. Thomas @. Shinn, living
on Mount Holly avenue. was taken to the
Burlington County Hospital, where an OPP
Grafton was performed Wednesday. She is
getting along as well as can be expected.
The firm of DuBell 6 Son. composed of
Amos and Albert K. DuBell, dealers In
horses, cattle, etc., at Columbus, has been
dissolved. Both gentlemen will continue
business separately at Columbus. They
have had many years of experience In
this line.
Otto Nulty won the money prize offer
ed by the Board Of Education to the first
boy who would scale the flag pole on top
of the high school building, at Riverside.
and bring down the halyard, one end OF
which had been blown loose during re-
cent storm. IL
At the Baptist Church next Sunday.
Palm Sunday win be observed. At the !
morning service there will be baptism,
and in the evening the Sunday school will
held Its Easter service. A pleasing pro-
gramme has been prepared, entitled 1.-THE
Diadem of Glory"
George r. Sherman, for many years
foreman of printing Office at Newtown,
Pa, where he died on Thursday from
kidney trouble, was buried yesterday af-
ternoon in the Baptist grounds at Bur-
lington, In which city he formerly re-
sided. Deceased, aged SO years, was an
uncle of George G. Dennis, of Mount
Holly.
Boys are actively at work soliciting the
support of friends In q contest for hand
some pushmobile. which has been offered
by Edward B. Hulse, manager of the
opera house, where all votes are deposited.
The person having the highest number of
votes at the close of business on Saturday
sight, sApril 8. will be awarded the
machine.
Wing Sing fourished an iron bar and
Frank Morello used a razor as his weapon
after there had been trouble over over six
collars in laundry at Riverside. The
Italian broke the windows with stones
and Sing was cut by flying glass. At
hearing before Squire Ziegler on Wednes-
day. Morello was held under $500 bail for
court. Robert Peacock represented the
Chinaman.
List of unclaimed letters remaining In
the post Office for the week ending March
oath: E&A. Dickerson, Horace Emmons.
ca; DR.. II. R. Flowers, Mrs. =. E Fuller,
Mr.. Ford, Miss Fannie Graham, Mrs. NJ.
Hayes, Est James Morris, Mrs. B.
Prothers, Mrs. Harrison Morrow; postals,
Joseph LEM, William Williams, Annie s.
Engle. Mrs. yChss. Colman, Mrs. @. M. |
Servan.
The Mount Holly A. G. has selected the
following players for the coming base ball
season: Hendrickson, first base and cap
tain; Quigley, second base and manager;
Garon, third base; Brsnin. short stop;
Kempte, left field; Irons, center field;
Farrell right field; Campbell, catcher;
Stermer. pitcher; Stradling, sub. The
team would like to arrange dates with
other clubs of their strength. Address
the manager at Mount Holly.
The annual meeting of the legal voters
to elect three members of the Board of
Education of Northampton township
and to appropriate funds for the