The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-06-13

For over thirty years member of the State
Committee.
Henry l. Budd will preside, and the indi
cations are that the meeting will be one
long to be remembered. In the Baptist
church, meeting for older boys (boys
between IL and I'D will be held, and this
meeting will be addressed by Charles R.
Scott, State Secretary for Boys Work
Mr. Scott is known throughout the state,
as well as the country, as one of the most
interesting and effective speakers to boys
in the land. No boy in Mount Holly should
fail to hear Mr.. Scott talk. The crowning
feature of all the services of the day will
be the meeting for men only, to be held
in the opera house. This meeting will be
addressed by John Sparhawk. Jr., one of
Philadelphia's most eloquent lawyers 1t
is safe to say that there are few men TODAY
in the entire country possessing greater
oratorical powers than Mr.. Sparhawk. As
speaker of force and power he has not
a superior on the entire lecture platform
Special musical arrangements have been
made for this meeting, and Mount Holly's
male quartette will sing. 1t is believed
that the opera house will be crowded to
its utmost capacity to hear this eloquent
and brilliant speaker. In the evening
union meeting will be held in the Metho-
dist church, of a most interesting charac-
ter Addresses will be delivered by prom
inent men and special music also provided
Plans nave also been made for a special
address in the evening in the Episcopal
church, and very prominent speaker has
been assigned for this service Altogether
it is believed that the meeting will be
very largely attended and great interest
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Owing to the fact that on Saturday,
June II, the Burlington County Y. NJ G..
A. Institute will be held in our town,
which institute will be attended by many
prominent speakers who will remain over
Sunday in Mount Holly, arrangements
have been made to supply all the pulpits
of all the neighboring towns so that these
may share in the benefits to be derived
from the presence of so many well-known
men in our community.
Besides all the above mentioned the
following speakers are expected to take
part in the exercises of the Institute, as
well as to occupy church pulpits on Sun
day, June IS: Edward w. Hearne, state
secretary Y. NJ. G. A. and formerly Lieu
tenant of the U. S. Volunteers, in the
Philippines; Charles B. Brown, associate
state secretary, and a well known speaker
to young men throughout the state; Chas.
7. Kilborne, prominent banker in New
York City and president of the Orange
Young Mems Christian Association; II.
W. Hoot, secretary of the Bowery Branch
| Y. M. G. A. New York City; John r.
Boardman, international secretary, Y NJ
G. A. for county work; F. w. Langstroth,
of Railway, and prominent business man
of New York; Archibald Cullens, secretary
of Monmouth county Y. NJ. c. A.; VIM
D. McRae, state secretary county work
and others.
1t has been long while since such g
strong program of speakers has been
brought together for one occasion and il
is hoped and believed that the people Of
Mount Holly and vicinity will take advan
tage of their presence with us and do al
in their power to make June II and IS rec
letter days in Mount Holly in behalf Of
the cause represented.