The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-06-04
County Notes.

George Hawkins, of Beverly, had le
broken while engaged in friendly wrest
ling match Friday afternoon.
Stanley Craft, of Bridgeboro, the it'll
son OF Raymond Craft, who was injured
by horse that he was leading, is very
much improved and can now walk about.
Some miscreant on Tuesday night
smashed one of the large thick plate glass
windows in one of the doors of the fire.
house at Riverside. A reward of $50 is
offered for evidence that will lead to the
arrest of the party.
Alfred H. Burr and Harry Walton, of
Moore stown, have returned from the
jamestown Exposition, and are of the
opinion that it is nothing as vet and
In most crude condition. Probably as
the season advances everything will be
made all right as most fairs are never
ready at the start
Stanislaw Bimba, the Italian arrested
early last week on the charge of having
been connected with the stabbing of viii
liam Hall, colored, of Burlington has
been released from the county Jail on hal,
The bail, to the amount of $500 was fnr-
nished by the prisoners fellow countrv.
men.
Robbers recently effected an entrance to
Philip Schmid's dwelling and store at
riverside, and stole about $35 in cash.
watch and revolver. They also entered
harry hlemm's barber shop soon after |
and took three razors and two pairs of |
eye glasses. The thieves also got into
William Stecher's cigar store and took
several valuable articles at his place.
While Harry Carruthers, lad. wears
OF age, was playing with other BOYS on the
ice slide at Bramall's Pond a few davs
since, ne fell off into the shallow water,
face down into the mud, and would have
suffocated had not his companions quickly
noticed his peril and pulled him out. Re-
covering from the shock, he ran all the
way to the home of his grandmother.
Mrs. A. S. VanSciver
All-day pentecostal services were held
at the Fletcher Grove camp meeting
grounds at Delanco on Thursday, and for
the first time the new bell which was
placed in position last week as the gift Of
the local preachers, rang out to call the
worshippers to the tenth annual meeting.
Inc meetings commenced at 9 O'Clock and
lasted until 1890 p. m. Well known
singers and speakers from New York
the service. Rev. and Mrs. G.
H. Davis, and Rev. ard Mrs. w. H.
Hoople were the principal speakers of the
day. The music was in charge of Rev.
William Grumme and his mother.
The children of the Delanco Public
School are to experience an innovation this
year in the enjoyment of a real school com.
mencement with speaking, singing, recita.
tons and the presentation of certificates
Of merit and diplomas. The event was
decided upon at recent meeting of the
School Board and Principal Atkinson hay
ing been notified of the project is, with his
teachers, heartily in accord. The classes
are busily engaged in preparing for the
event and beyond a doubt it will be most
and beneficial affair The date :
las been fixed for Friday evening, June
I, and it will be held in the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, the hall and school building not I
being suitable Addresses will be made
by the pastors of both churches and
Magistrate Fl. ]. Dennis and members of
,he Board of Education.
Spalding's base ball supplies Buy it