The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-04-24

Typewriter supplies. Buy it at Boyce's
IN Boy wanted in tobacco factory. Ap
ply at factory on Pearl street.
e. As an adjunct to his business, Waite
Allen has purchased an automobile.
q, The Ladies' Aid Society will give a socia
in the Methodist church this evening.
, The Northampton Township Commute
: has decided to establish grade on all thu
# streets of Mount Holly.
N Rev. Edgar E. Campbell, Of Lansdale
Pa, conducted services at st. Andrew
:. Church on Sunday.
n Rev. James Stoddard spent Sunday at
Annapolis, Md. with his son who is at the
|. the Naval Academy,
It Mount Holly souvenir post cards. and
other views Our assortment is large.
L. s. Boyce, stationer.
8 The first annual convention of the Bur
lington County Young Mems Christian
4 Associations will be held at Burlington on
+ May ~.
r Having decided to become a trained
nurse, Miss Pauline Bowker has entered
, the University of Pennsylvania for three
a years course.
4 H. M. Lincoln announces that he has ad
justed all his difficulties with the insurance
companies and will receive compensation
for his losses.
/ Jacob Haag received the gold badge
awarded by Relief Fire Co. to the fireman
selling the greatest number of tickets for
their fair last week.
By removing the front fence and laying
a concrete pavement. the property of Mrs.
Charles Wills, on upper High street. has
been very much improved.
Owing to the illness of his daughter,
Rev. George M. Hughes did not conduct
services at the M. E. Church, Sunday
Rev. Frank Moore, of Pennington. Off
ciated.
There will be change in the Pennsyl-
vania railroad timetable next Tuesday.
The g. 80 train in the morning to Burling-
ton and the Browns Mills trains will be
taken off
Pastor j. W, Nicholson, of Epworth M.
E. Church, Palmyra, is preparing for a
special service on May 1, at which one
hundred of the Torrey Alexander choir
will sing.
For headache and neuralgia look to your
eyes, Eye strain is generally the cause.
Consult Stiles 6 Co., eye specialists at
the Masonic Temple. Wednesday. April 49, |
Free examination.
A mission will be held at the Church of |
the Sacred Heart every morning this week.
Mass at 8 and 8 A. NJ, service every even
ing at 7 30. Services next Sunday at $50
and 10 80 A. M, and 7.SO P. M.
A regular public meeting for divine
worship of the Society of Friends, will be
held at 10. 80 o'clock, next First day (Sun-
day. morning, in the meeting house on
Buttonwood street. All are cordially in.
vited.
General inspection of the National
Guard will begin next week. The dates
for this county are: Company A, Burling
ton. June g.; Company E, Mount Holly,
May 4; Company G. Beverly, June /;
corps of cadets, Bordentown, May 49,
The trustees of the Tuckerton Metho
dist Church have decided to remodel the
interior of the building. Metal ceilings
and sidewalks will be placed in both up
per and lower rooms. Gas will be install
cd ond roop,, o+bar ;,onrovanoarto rooda
The will of Mrs. Anna Keller, of New
Egypt, has been approved by Surrogate
among her three sons: DR.. Joseph Keller,
of Philadelphia; Henry Keller, of New
Egypt, and ]. F. C. Keller, of Spring
Lake
The annual election of wardens and
vestrymen of Grace P. E. Church. Penn
berton, last week, resulted as follows. Sc
nior warden, Anthony ]. Morris; junior
warden, Charles 81. Davis; vestrymen,
Joseph j. White, Henry Lippincott, Rich
ard E. Lippincott, Coleman Salter, ]. H.
Burr; treasurer, Elizabeth White; clerk,
A. ]. Morris.
At the meeting of Mount Holly Lodge
of Elks, on Thursday night, Griffith W.
Lewis, the retiring Grand Exalted Ruler,
was presented with a handsome Elks'
watch charm by the members, in recogni-
tion of his valuable services to the lodge
during his term as its executive officer. 1t
consists of an elk's tooth, handsomely ;
IN
James NJ. Clothier, son of Mary M,
and the late ]. Howard Clothier, was
buried in Mount Holly cemetery yester-
day. He had been living with his mother
in New York, and on Thursday was
playing ball in the street and did not no.
tice dray which threw him down and
ran over him, killing him instantly. The
boy was bright little fellow, 10 years Of
age. His death leaves the widowed moth
er entirely alone, she having buried two
little daughters some time ago.
There will be an entertainment in the
Mount Holly opera house on Thursday
night, April %, under the auspices of the
Lodge of Elks. The programme will con-
sist of first-class musical selections reci-
tations, monologues, etc. The artists are
Helen Mar Wilson. reader and imperson
ator; J. Setaro, harpist; Apollo male quar-
tette, the best in Philadelphia; Fred R.
Davis. baritone soloist; Harry Morphet,
magician; James Y. Gibson, tenor soloist;
Margaret Rattoo, soprano soloist; Fred
Ebert, comedian, and Burkhart's orches-
ira. Seats on sale at Jamison's.
Charged with being fugitive from Balti-
more, where he is wanted to answer
charges of securing goods by false pretense
from the claims department of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company ]. Earl Will
liams, of Philadelphia, was arrested Wed
nesday night. at his home. According to
the police, Williams secured place in the
claims department of the Reading Rail-
way about month ago, and was previous
ly in the Pennsylvania Railroads employ |
at Baltimore. While there it is alleged he |
secured about $500 worth of articles by |
sending in claims for goods after they had
remained in custody of the railroad for
more than 80 days. Claims made by other
persons for articles which it is alleged he
secured, led the railroad people to suspect
him, and started an investigation.
An enthusiastic constable caused par
ty of automobilists some Inconvenience on
Friday afternoon. His name is George