The news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1882-1891, 1882-06-15
Burlington.


week, as a delegate from this State. He
was accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
Lippincott.
Dennis shirt factory is to be removed
to Windsor, Mercer county, on account oil
scarcity of help here.
"Children's Day was observed in the
churches here, services appropriate to
the occasion being held. Some beautiful
decorations were noticed. Both the Sun
day schools connected with the churches
here met in the Broad street M. E.
Church in the evening to celebrate the
day. The church was beautifully decor
ated with flowers and bird cages. A cross
of peonies, remarkably fine, wss particu-
larly admiled by all. Several choice Sc
lections were sung by the children under
the leadership of Samuel Stockton. The
Rev. Amos North preached an appropri.
ate sermon. Fully 1900 persons were
present, the church being crowded.
The horse attached to the wagon Of
Harry Oliver baker, of Burlington, ran
away on Saturday afternoon. A little son
v. 4ni' OhVSi was ~ thO wagon dlOne.
The lines dropped around the legs of the
horse, and frightened him, and he ran
down the street at high rate of speed
The bread was scattered in all directions
and the boy thrown out, but no serious
damage was done. The wagon was COM
pletely wrecked.
w;,,;om Tov,or of para.,u ,.o.
from Rroad s,roa, nhnsoS >, "S Me Di;isu
he was o : memSer of ComO Un 9 u s;t,
Ka,;,oa,,t ~ 1900 ~, p"uy - o.il
VIII m;l;iaru ~ bonors u o"' anu ''i'eu nin'
WIN ' nO"o
Following is list of the officers, cura-
tors aud committees of school district No.
l, which may prove valuable and of in
terest to parents here:
President-Charles T. Parker.
Secretary-Elwood Conner.
rn, aso1 Mar g. Di Evil, H..
John r Dnbeii. Staov u Iobn p.oor Iouss,
Federal R;cb.,d ~ + M yT VIZ o HesaS
a R;JswaS. ShadaIar , cLa III, S GaieD
pdn,s S,,t es oiofs'
COMMITTEES.
Boys Grammar-Elwood Conner, L.
DISW4uy AdIOu autCultlS, hlcQarQ r.
G;rIS GrammsrE De p..ao,.h
Joshna Tav1or I'D. - anGIlpn,
Hollsnibas2 M n LII MeMna', iien'y
Sacondsry-Asron III Mn,oh;n" "1 E,,uoa
Conner Chs crnSa caosca g. SlT Topu
McNeal.
Primary-John Broomhead, Joshua
Taylor, John McNeal, Aaron Hutchins,
SheJsLaSrSs ch.las o.. ~. d
DnbeIl. Caleb q R;dsway s1 Henrn uai' ~
lembaek MD Joshns IT, av,or W
York Street-C. G. Ridgway Aaron
Hutchins, Joshua Taylor, Elwood Con
ner, Richard F. Mott.
Colored-Richard F. Mott. Leander
D Dr1min' EaieD u. bidgway. john H.
1'uDeii' "anuoipn'
Councils have passed an ordinance de-
inning nuisances In our city, and although
their number is great it is proposed to
strictly enforce the provisions of the en-
Charles T. Farmer offers several yalu-
aoie piopel.ies Oh accommodating Terms
az private Saie
On and after the 9th inst. until tn g
first day of October all dogs found run
ming at large in the city unmuzzled shall
be killed and given decent burial. Conn.
ellis have SO decreed.
Ea;.su n,..,
,a muasoi u,SSgows - ca 10 Is slowly
g s,a;rs,is '"s'ier anu Des4tiiuiiy less
p"inni
Lieutenant Alcott has been appointed
City Constable, George Apologize failing
to qualify for the position.
The sum of S15 600 has been a,nronr;.
ated for city purposes for the fiscal wear
ending Marc, /, 1883, and the tax rate
fixed at 77-100.
-
yacoo piaa' mas oeen granted Incense
" Keep saioon on MAN otreet.
HerbertS. Wells line of Spring goods is
the most complete in the city. An inspec-
ton of the same will amply repay any
lady for her trouble.
croanauaId - .,,;
oloth;no th;s s 49, 20 pushing on a heap OF
o ~, 'n-' '-k'
Inc annual commencement exercises Of
81. Mays Han occupied Monday and
TUESDAY OF TINS week. The musical re-
nearsai OF the graduating class on Mon
DAY evening attracted large audience
ana the performance OF the young ladies
generally ADMIRED. Muslcally, however,
an institution IKE the Hall should rank
nigner. Inc vocal part OF these concerts
Improvement. Inc comnehcementp proper
occurred on TUESDAY, q class OF i've VOunO