The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-04-27
LOCAL NEWS.

LOAAL NEWS.
Harry Hawkins, Sr., Of Paxson stree
had concrete walk laid in his side va
last week.
William F. Atkinson has purchase
the George e. Pancoast property Z
Ridgway street.
DR.. M. A. Buck, of Philadelphia, hi
bought the Samuel H. Chambers tart
1t Chambers corner.
While roller skating on Saturda.
Helen Worrell, Of Pine street, fell an
sprained her arm.
Rev: r. A. Palmer. from Chester, Pa
mas taken up his duties as the pastor
st. Pauls M. E. church.
Mary H. Wilkins will entertain til
Young Friends Association at her HON
near Medford on Thursday evening.
Extensive Improvements are bein
made to the exterior of the residence
Charles II. Lott, on West Washingto
street.
Cement sidewalks have been laid i
front Of the residences OF Harvey Z
nppincott and Abraham Saltzman, OF
Garden street.
William B. Tomlinson has made
decided change in the appearance of hi
property on Garden street by the erection
Of new porch.
Herman Quann, who is employed as
cook in Porto Rica, is paying visit Il
relatives in Mount Holly after an alb
sence Of two years.
Mrs. Harry Bayles, sister of Walter T
ana Heeve Stewart, is quite i'll in Phil
aoeiph1a hospital, where she had an oper
alton performed for several ailments.
Tho ho,,soto,a ,-<.~,,ss ,,a;v.s Ill -
ders -. 6sin'so $3.50 tb Painss, oais, inu
s1ors Ts,,s,aotf a;t1 = - VIZ sold $40 a. =, ne
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o;ve 80 ~ - :. q rlon cneiicai en-
So seseA zig uiincui'y'
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Meso,, arS sst mi u - ales., Snatiss
ner 49, IN ss Das.i 1o' up; 3isn AD'
noa;r - a. - - ael nalpn Ialher' re-
80. $ sro l''' oance unc,a'ineo.
Lewis =. Lynch, son OF Peter Lynch,
esW1seo. was found dead at his home
on wafer street on Wednesday. Death
not . c".s !, ~ Isais ia,,u anu was
nacted 80
Tbere were twsrtv o,,t-,,f..au, o.,,oo
ing parties on the upper creek ON Sum
day. some Of them from as far away as
Lansdowne and Bryn Mawr. MANY Of
them remAined on the stream until late
In the evening.
The managers Of the Mount Holly
bo1e ball club have rented n field on the
Iippfncott tract. adioinino the fair
ground. and q diamond Is being graded
and put IN good shape. This location is
east o. the ground used Tor several years.
PAst
Inere will be an entertainment in the
esrange hall at Pemberton, Friday even
fnGs to be given by the members of Ran
cocas grange for the benefit OF Pember-
ton grange. The price Of admission
will be Is cents, with an extra 10 cents
Tor reserved seats.
At the meeting of the township com
mittee, on Tuesday night, Bioren & Co.,
81 Philadelphia, presented q bid Of
xl9O.26 per 800 for the So, 600 road bonds
70 PC issued by the township. The offer.
WAS accepted. The bond OF the new tax
collector, Howard Z. Alcott, was ac-
cepted.
Owing to the outbreak of smallpox in
Cumberland county. the members OF the
bar there requested q postponement of
court trials at Bridgeton. Circuit.Judge
Carlow has therefore decided to take up
the trial Of cases In Mount Holly to-day,
instead OF May A, az previously an
nounced.
About $4,000 gallons of oil win be
used on the roads OF the county this
season by the board Of freeholders. The
lowest bidder to supply the oil was ].
Baker, Jr.. Of New York. $40 cents
per gallon. An ANALYSIS of the sample
Of oil submitted bv Mr.. Baker showed
that it fulfilled the specifications.
Tho will of Rasto,a T;n,,;,oott who
died recently At his home On Wash;nc.
ton street, has been probated and the
Mount Holly Safe Deposit q Trust Conn
pany Is the executor. The will provides
f0r the payment OF u each to NEIGHBOUR
X. Lppincott and Mildred L. Gasxill,
and the residue OF the estate is left to
the widow.
Joseph M. Gordon,a well-known Penn
sylvania railroad conductor, after q con-
tinuous service of so years, has been
placed on the roll of honor Of the COM
pany. Mr.. Gordon is IS years of age, is
In good health and is still in active ser
vice. He started railroading as boy on
the old Amboy division when trains ran
from Camden to Amboy.
Taking large dose Of paris green John
Hsussemann, q Mount Holly black
smith, attempted suicide at his home on
Saturday night. He was in a serious
condition when taken to the Burlington
Comfy Hosnital~ where he was given