The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-07-03
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scenes. Boyce's of course.
}. The Board of Freeholders will NEE
next Wednesday at ten o'clock.
y Miss Hazel Hendrickson has been elect
e ed teacher in one of the schools in Penn
berton township.
l. Harry Leary has purchased the mill
!, route of Edward Nippins. and will tax
n possession in August.
y prayer meeting at the M. E. church oil
y Wednesday evening.
u Refrigerators that will make your ice
last and do you good. Selling out CHEAP
at Rosenfeld's, Mill street.
i The Young Friends Association will
: meet at the home of Bert Hansell, neal
Rancocas, on Friday evening.
Do not weary yourself carrying the
baby when you can buy go-carts at such
D low prices at Rosenfeld's, Mill street.
While working for Harry Norcross, the
blacksmith. last Tuesday, Douglas Abrams
mashed his toe by wagon wheel falling
on it.
; Miss Ella Worrell has succeeded Mrs.
q. A. Suffer as superintendent of the in
FAINT department of the Baptist Sunday
/ school.
Isaac W. Stokes, who has been quite Ill,
has recovered sufficiently to go on two
weeks visit to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Holland, in Beverly.
Christian ]. Krayer went to Lumberton
this morning TO secure proof of the death
of Miss Anna Daisy Drennon, whose life
was insured for 81 900.
Miss Bessie johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John d. johnson, went to st.
Louis, last week. where she is the guest
of some school friends.
Policeman John L. Severns has in his
possession white zephyr shawl, which
was dropped by ladyas she was boarding
trolley car on Main street Saturday
night.
While turning out horse, on Saturday,
the animal, in its playful mood, kicked
John Sharp on the jaw. the wound re-
quiring several stitches. His hand was
also badly cut by throwing up his arm
for protection.
John Bailey. of Water street. attempted
to commit suicide yesterday. He pur
chased some laudanum, telling the drug
gist he wanted 1t for his sore feet, but he
drank 1t instead. DR.. Barring ton was called
and he soon had the man out of danger.
On Wednesday evening the following
officers were elected by Mount Holly and
Unity Lodge. No 10, /. o. o. F.: Noble
grand, Stacy B. Shinn; vice grand, Isaac
s. Unclss recording secretary, Henry C.
Buckley; financial secretary, s. Earl
Assay; treasurer, T. Clifford Keller.
The Sunday evening concerts at Rance
cas- Park will begin next Sunday evening.
Gil Irons Metropolitan band will furnish
the music. An attractive programme has
been prepared. ]. L. P. Eckman will
give euphonium solo, and bandmaster
Irons will play a cornet solo, THE Lost
Chord"
Warren Glass was arrested at Rancocas
Park, on Saturday night, by Constable
Throckmorton. The young man had been
fugitive from justice since 1904 He is
charged with stealing So from the board
ing house of Mrs Finch, on Washington
street. Glass is now doing well. and he
was placed under bail for his future good
behavior, having made restitution.
Washington Camp, No. II, P. o. g. of
A., elected the following officers ON Thurs
day evening: Past president, Robert F.
Storey; president, Howard L. Keller; vice
president, Eugene E. Engle: master of
forms, Samuel A. Dobbins, Jr.; recording
secretary, Samuel E. Colder; financial Sec
rotary, Frank 8. Davis; treasurer. Albur-
tus H. Jackson; conductor, Herbert L.
Townsend; guard. George W. Hand; in
spector, Pariel Assay.
On Saturday evening Lady Marion
Home, No 6, elected these officers: Past
guardian, Anna R. Allen; guardian, Lizzie
Sharp; priest. Lizzie Britton; prophet, Ida
Eddleman; herald, Albertha Justin; watch
of day, Lizzie Cullin; watch of night, Mrs.
H. d. Throckmorton; scroll keeper, NJ L.
Throckmorton; register, John Throck-
morton; treasurer. Esther Streeker; trus-
tee. William b. BOUCHER; representative,
Kate Hinkle.
Charles ]. String, a member of the
Philadelphia Commercial Exchange and
largely engaged In the grain business, died
at his country home at Moorestown, yes
terday morning Mr.. String had been
ailing for several months, but it was not
until month ago that his decline became
rapid and he was forced to leave his desk.
Death was caused by a complication of
stomach diseases. He was about sixty
years old
Il Spite or maliciousness which has been
carried on for some time, has resulted In a
United States Postal Inspector visiting the
post Office at Marlton, to investigate the
destruction of the rural free delivery mail
box of e. Warrington, which has been
destroyed three times. For this kind of
work the law provides 9 fine Of 81 600
or three years imprisonment. Somebody
down that way must be hunting trouble
Harold Bovine, of Union street. entsrs
tanned some friends on Friday evening,
during which pleasant time prevailed.
Harold's joy did not extend all through
Saturday. however. While ON Mill street
he tried to break large glass agate by
throwing 1t against the pavement. The
marble glanced and broke one of the
plate glass windows in the photograph
studio of Howard L. Keller.
Washington Council. No. 10, o. U. A
M, has the following officers for the cur
rent term: Councillor, G. d. w. Slack ;
vice councillor Robert Cameron record
ing secretary. Harley G. Brown assistant
; recording secretary, Benjamin G. Gauntt
!, financial secretary, William NJ Reeves
treasurer. 8. Earl Assay inductor, r. s.
Assay; examiner, Alvan Staley; inside
protector, Frank Armstrong outside
protector, George H. Peak trustee. Har-
ley G. Brown; representative. John
Throckmorton, Sr.
Marion Circle, No. 9, Brotherhood OF
; America. elected the following officers on
Wednesday evening: Chief Washington,
Samuel H. Bodine; Chief Jefferson,
James G. Anderson; Chief Franklin,
= Charles H. Willitts; herald, Raymond
Bowker; scroll keeper, John ThrockmOr-
ton, Jr.; register, Morris L. Throckmor-
q ton: treasurer. Frank Naylor: watch of the