The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-10-10


Archer. is paying visit to Mount Holly
He represents the Rex Buggy Com
pany of Indiana.
The regular meeting of the YounI
Friends Association will be held Seventh
day evening. the fourteenth. at the hom
of Caleb Wilkins.
Thursday is the day when an OK will b
roasted and amusement galore Furnished
to large crowd. The event will TAX
place at Roosevelt Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Hornor, o
Mount Holly, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Lillian. to Charlie
Henry Griscom. of Medford.
Charles Nichols, the convicted burglar
of Delanco, has been taken to the stat,
prison. The officials at the Jail are GLAD
to get rid of him, as the fellow was I
dangerous man.
A loose-leaf Marsden price book, anC
other papers of value to the owner, wal
lost in Mount Holly, last week. Please
return to the store of s. F. Sapp & Son
and receive reward.
The engagement is announced of viii
liam G. McIlvain. son of Mr.. and Mrs
James S. McIlvain, of Mount Holly, tC
Miss Sara Stout, daughter of Mrs. Char
lotte D. Stout, of West Philadelphia.
A colored man went to 'Bucto, few
days ago, and on the strength of yarn
that he was hunting thief for Detective
Parker, the fellow had no trouble in Dor
rowing watch and revolver from resi-
dent of that place, who has since got
wise.
Rev. Mr.. Veit, pastor of the German
Lutheran Church, at Riverside, will be in
stalled next Sunday. The services will
be in charge of Rev. ]. Nidecker, presi-
dent of the conference. An address in
English will be given by Rev. Mr.. Neu-
doerffer, of Hainesport.
The Teachers Institute, that annual
gathering which the school teachers are
compelled to attend. that they may listen
to advice which is seldom worth the time
given to 1t, will be held in the Audito-
rum, Burlington, on Monday and Tues
day of next week, October 16 and II.
The American National Bankers Asso-
citation will hold its 31st annual meeting
in Washington, D. G., this year, begin
ming on Wednesday and closing on Satur-
day. John B. Davis will represent the
Farmers National Bank. and Messrs
Samuel L. Temlinson, William Fl. Bishop
and Edward B. Jones will represent the
Union National Bank.
Rev. Mr. Neudoerffer, of the German
Lutheran Church. was given another re-
ception on Tuesday. The event was held
in the Hainesport hall. being under
the auspices of the Jugend Verein, an as
ISOLATION of the younger members of the
church. The address of welcome was de-
livered by the president, Frank Wright,
the response being made by Rev. Mr..
Neudoerffer Rev. Mr.. Veit, of River
side. and c. Wilker. OF Mount Airy Acad-
envy, also delivered addresses.
At an informal conference of the pas
tors of the Catholic, Baptist, Methodist,
and Episcopal Churches In
Mount Holly. it was agreed that on Sun
day, October %, at the morning service,
special sermon should be preached, in
each of the several churches, upon the
topic. 1.-The Obligations of Men to Chris
tianity." A cordial welcome will be CIV
en-, In all the churches, to the men of the
community. especially to those not regu-
larly attending divine worship.
Herman A. Stees, County Superintend-
ent for Burlington county, was re
appointed to that position last week.
When the State Board of Education met
here to examine candidates, Mr.. Stees was
the only one to present himself, but it
seems that there was another applicant
who had been working in the dark for the
position. Mr.. Stees is to be congratulated
county who have had ample opportunity
to watch his administration of the duties
of his Office are perfectly satisfied that the
other fellows efforts were not successful.
One of the drivers of freight wagon
belonging to the Vansciver Steamboat
Company, wilfully collided with Edward
F. Burns automobile on the Hainesport
road on Friday. Both vehicles were CON-
ing toward Mount Holly. After passing
the wagon. the auto stopped. Before Mr..
Burns could get the engine started again,
the wagon came up. The driver, in very
violent language, called out that he would
run the machine down" if 1t was not
taken away. AS this was not only un-
reasonable but impossible to do at once.
Mr.. Burnes could not comply. The driver
made good his threat by striking the auto
with the front wheel of the heavy wagon.
The car was considerably damaged. Mr..
Burns will prosecute the company.
Lawyer Aaron E. Burr, of Moorestown,
who acted as committing magistrate on
the fair grounds during the Fair.
went to the county Jail Wednesday morn
ing and performed marriage ceremony.
the contracting parties being Frank See
pansky and Mrs Margare Holland, of Par
ry. When these people began to live to-
gether eleven years ago Margaret was a
widow with four children. Three of them
have since died, but by the unlawful
union of the couple six children were born
to them. The man has neglected his
family since June last. Hearing of the
matter, Justice of the Peace Burr concluded
to end the affair, and he committed See.
pansky to jail after the man had threaten
ed to shoot the woman. In order to escape
punishment the prisoner thought that
marriage was the best way out of the
difficulty.
The winter timetable went into effect
this morning and there are several i'm
portant changes. The table on the from
page of The News is not correct, but will
be found on the inside of the paper
Among the changes are five trains eacl
way between Browns Mills Junction anC
Browns Mills. Another addition is
train that will leave Browns Mills a
9.35 A. M, running directly to Burling
ton, stopping only on flag at stations be
tween, reaching Burlington in time t.
connect with fast trains to New York
The return trip will leave Burlington OIL
the arrival of trains from New York
making regular stops at Grant street
Mount Holly, and Burlington, with fla