The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-11-05

OuDcus pnAEmhcys
N. @. Bickford il enlarging his machine
shop on Washington street.
The wholesale price Of milk for Novem.
Der has been fixed at five cents quart.
Mrs. Harry e. Lynn and son, Norman.
have removed to Philadelphia for the
winter.
Thomas Quigley will give bon bon
dance In the LeYis building on Saturday
evening.
Rev. w. A. Gilfllan. of sayrevillel
will be the orator at the Elks' Memorial
service to be held December LIST.
Owing to the condition OF his health,
Rev. Arthur D. Hilton, OF Moorestown,
has gone to Atlantic City for an indefinite
stay.
Miss Josephine Corbin will address 9
meeting In the NJ E. church tomorrow
evening In the interest Of the Home Mis-
sion Society.
The property ON Broad street, occu-
pied by Robert Malseed, is reported to
hsye been sold to Walter A. Elbertson, of
Pine street
Rev. W. B. Shadden, of Princeton. will
be In charge of the services In the Presby-
terrain church, both morning and evening.
next Sunday.
At Thursdays session of court apph-
cation will be made for a transfer of the
license Of Charles Sack, Of Riverside, to
William G. Maute.
| Professor Lawrence Elberson seems to
have entirely recovered from his recent
sickness. He witnessed the sights at
Burlington. on Thursday.
There will be euchre and dance at st.
Mary's hall, on Washington street. Thurs
day evening November z, at 8 p. m.
Many valuable prizes will be offered.
The cunning season opened on Friday
with weather not suitable for the occasion.
Nevertheless. many sportsmen enjoyed the
event and some Of them had good luck.
Game Ia reported to be plentiful
Alfonso Fusco, of Riverside, picked
box Of Strawberries on the farm of James
Consola, at Marlton. on Thursday. Mr..
Fusco will remove to Marlton. this week,
having bought farm near there.
Edward Dudley, Of Moorestown, has
issued invitations for the marriage of his
daughter. Miss May Dudley, and Edward
he mill fok MI
on Thursday evening at the Grange.
There will be a basket sale by the EN-
broidery Guild of St. Andrews church
next Saturday morning and afternoon.
November 9, In the Office adjoining the
residence of DR.. Carter. on High street.
After having resided at Frankfort. KY,
for several years. where he was manager
OF the Public Service Company's business
at that place. Frank Austin. formerly of
Mount Holly, has been advanced to
general auditor with headquarters at
Hopklnsville.
Rev. Milton Evans. d. D., president of
Crozier Theological Seminary, win preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing and evening. Assistant Secretary
Daniel E. Lorentz, Of the Y. NJ. G. A.,
win conduct the prayer meeting ON We'd
nesday evening.
At the tax sale held at the America hose |
house on Thursday afternoon, all the
properties offered we're bought in by the
township excepting piece Of land at the
corner Of Ridgway street and the jack
sonYille road. assessed to the Joseph Will
son estate. 1t was purchased by Eliza
Jones, the MORTGAGE.
There was nothing visionary about |
what Victor Bush, Of Chatsworth. saw In |
his yard few days ago. When he got
through using q club, he had rattle |
snake which had four rattles and button |
to show for his trouble. After he killed
the serpent he saw where another had
crossed the path but he could not find It,
In the aftermath Of politics that will
follow to-day. the fact should not be
overlooked that tomorrow Is donation
day for the benefit of the Burlington
County Hospital, when provisions. money,
etc., will be thankfully received. The
Institution is In need, and this fact should
be attended to by the public. for whose |
benefit the hospital Is conducted. Citizens
are urged to contribute for the comfort of
those who are compelled to seek the assist |
lance which 1t offers Ia time OF need.
During the day and night of the carni- |
val at Burlington the trolley cars carried
large loads of people between Mount Holly
and the former city without mishap and
made fairly good time. But as soon as
the rush was over and the cars got to run.
ming In a normal manner they seemed to
feel the effect of the strain they had been
under. On Sunday evening the car lesv-
Ing Burlington about eight O'Clock came
to grief about half way between Mount
Holly and the former place and held up
until telephone communication was had
with Hainesport Instead of car being
sent out to relieve the broken car, the
latter was continued on Its journey, bump
ing and humping, finally getting here
about ten O'Clock. Whether there is not
sufficient power to run the cars or whether
there IL an absence of desire to please the
public is not apparent, but there is q GER
tainty that connections at Moorestown
with cars to and from Camden are very
uncertain. In two instances persons have
taken the car which should have left
Mount Holly at 5.14. but was late both
times, thereby causing the passengers to
miss connection at Moorestown and delay
ing the trip. In both of these cases 1t
took longer to go from this town to the
upper part of Philadelphia, less than an
hour from Market street ferry. than 1t
would take to go from Mount Holly to
New York city,.
Mount Holly pennants will help to sd-
vertise your home town. We sell them.
L. 8. Boyce, 81 Main street. adv
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