The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-03-26
Easter Post Cards. Bux it at Bovce,s.


ferns. at s. P. Cline's, High street.
The trolley cars on the Camden al
Trenton line are now making half no
trips.
A new silo is being erected by A.
Bradley on his farm adjoining the ia
grounds.
Joseph Huff has been appointed admi
istrator of the estate of Michael Mingi
Z deceased, of Magnolia.
Articles OF incorporation have been file
at the County Clerks Office by the Blu
lington Grange, No. $50.
See our guaranteed black tafieta DIRE
silk. So, rs, s5c, 81, $1.25 per yard.
: Mill street. l. Fl. Lippincott
Captain Richard Wells, of Bridgebor'
was removed to the Burlington Count
; Hospital, on Wednesday.
The congregation of the Presbyteria
church will hold its annual meeting o
Thursday evening, April II.
John Perkins, living on the river banl
at Beverly, killed five wild geese out of
flock of nine, few days ago.
| New rooms are being added to some G
the cottages at New Egypt, for the az
commodation of summer guests.
i In Spalding's Base Ball Guide for 1907
there appears the pictures of severs
Burlington County base ball teams.
The Burlington County convention o
the Order of United American Mechanic
will be held at Bordentown this evening
The following are the unclaimed letter
remaining in post Office for week ending
March 3d. Miss Sue Amish, William V
Breasure, James McCafery.
A large consignment of mating has jus
been received at Resented Brothers OIL
Mill street. The prices are low, and tn
selection sure to please you.
At Bowers, on Friday, cross-cut buns
For Easter Mr.. Bower will have vanilla
strawberry, chocolate and bisque ic'
cream. orange and cherry ices.
The services in Grace Episcopal Church
Pemberton. on Easter Sunday, will con
sist of holy communion at o'clock P. M,
evening prayer and sermon at 8 o'clock.
On Friday evening New Jersey Lodge
No. 1, Knights of PYthias, received what
is perhaps the largest sum ever paid by q
delinquent for dues, the amount being $1S,
Edward p James, of Burlington, and
Miss Anna Emley, of Eastampton town
ship, were married in Mount Holly, on
Sunday. by James L. Jamison, justice OF
the peace.
One of the rumors concerning the open.
ing of Rancocas Park is to the effect that
there will be dancing and roller skating
during the week, three nights to be de-
voted to each.
Having fully recovered from his broken
wrist, after eight months of idleness, Will
ham G. Morgan, of Bispham street, has
again resumed his duties as engineer on
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Ninety per cent. of headaches are caused
by eyestrain. For headache or neuralgia
consult Stiles & Co., eye specialists, at
the Masonic Temple, Mount Holly. to.
morrow. Free consultation.
On Thursday evening of next week the
Lutheran League of St. Paul's Church,
Hainesport, will give an entertainment
for the benefit of the church. 1t will be
given in the hall at Hainesport, and it ia
hoped there will large audience present.
The ferry boat William E. Doron has
again resumed its trips between Burling
ton and Bristol Because of shift in
the inspectors from Philadelphia to Balti-
more, Captain Doron says it cost him
81 900 to have his boat thoroughly in
spected this season.
A handsome gold watch fob, to which
was attached locket containing the pic
ture of deceased friend, was found by
Christian j. Krayer at the corner of Sth
and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. ON
Wednesday. An advertisement in an
afternoon paper enabled him to return it
to the owner.
Next Sunday morning at the Methodist
Church, Rev. George M. Hughes will
preach sermon appropriate to the Easter
occasion. In the evening a choir of 20
voices will render the cantata, easter
Dawn" Choir master John NJ. Huff has
given great attention to the preparation
of this cantata and the rendition will I'M
doubtedly be very fine.
As there will be no commencement ex-
ercises by the Mount Holly high school
this year, there being no graduates, the
class of 09 will give swell entertainment
in the opera house on Thursday evening,
June Is. Two farces will be rendered
"a Box of Monkeys" and 1.-The Obstinate
Family" People are requested not to
make any other engagements for that
evening.
The wind having been northwest, on
Thursday, the opening day Of spring,
weather wise prophets have calculated or
cool summer. Spring entered with idea
weather, and there is hope that the same
will continue for an indefinite period
All the harbingers of spring are now with
us and farmers are hustling Snow drifts
have gone, buds are swelling and grass Il
springing up with fresh tinge.
The Young Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union was organized last Tues
day in the lecture room of the M. E
Church. The young people are very en-
thusiastic over this work and expect il
the near future to have large union. an,
to do very much good. Hhe next meet
ing is to be held Tuesday evening, at I. AZ
at the home of Miss Grace Prickett, 40
Garden street. All young people sixtee
years of age or over are cordially invite
to attend.
At st. PauPs Lutheran Church, Haines
port, Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Neudoerffer con
firmed a class of six girls and seven boys
On Thursday, at 7.30 P. M, Rev. Nj
Hopp, of Mt Airy, will preach On FIR
day afternoon at 8 o'clock there will be
sermon by Rev. A. Bunk, OF Mt. Airy
Next Sunday there will be commune
services in German at 1890 in the morr
8 ing, and the same service will be conduc
ed in English at o'clock P. NJ.
s Washington Camp, No. II, Patriot
/ Order Sons of America, has organized tv
e degree teams. From the second tea
substitutes will be drawn when occasiC
raou;ras This lodge is taking in unite