The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-07-02
Several matters of Importance will come

You want them. Eighteen new colored
f views of Mount Holly can now be secured
at Boyce's stationery store.
Vanilla. strawberry, pineapple, bisque
; and chocolate ice cream, and orange and
cherry water ices at Bowers for the
Fourth.
During July, August and September
the services In Grace Episcopal Church,
Pemberton, will be held on Sunday even
ings at 7.45 O'Clock.
The Sunday evening services at the
Mount Holly Baptist Church during the
months Of July and August will COM
mence at 2 o'clock. instead of z 80 as
heretofore.
John Garter, of Burlington, who was
committed for being disorderly, was taken
with hemorrhage, on Saturday, necessi-
tating his removal from the county Jail to
the Burlington County Hospital.
Those who want pleasant outing, on
Thursday, will find Rancocas Park a de-
lightful place to spend the Fourth of
July, where there will be many features
to please and plenty of refreshments.
Isaiah Butt, colored, who said he lived
in Philadelphia, was arrested In Mount
Holly, on Friday, by Detective Parker,
who regarded the stranger as suspicious
character. Justice Slack gave the fellow
ten days in jail.
For assaulting a colored strawberry
picker on his farm, near Chairville, Will
liam Beebe has been held under bail for
his appearance at court. The defendant
is brother of David Beebe, who was
killed during fight on the night of April
81.
Angelo Pasquale is patient at the Bur-
lington County Hospital, suffering with a
broken leg, broken arm and a severe
confusion ON the head. The injuries were
received by falling into pit at the Flor
ence iron foundry, where he was working.
Angelo is known as No. 90.
AS result of using the third story of
his house for raising poultry, John Bus
well, of Lumberton, came near being
burned out, last week, the place catching
fire from the flame of gas lamp which
ingited the brooder The flames were ex-
tinguished after three hundred little
chicks had been burned to death.
About one-tbird of the ocean boardwalk
at Sea Side Park has been newly laid. 1t
is 12 feet wide. Concrete curb and CON-
crete walks are being laid on the main {
thoroughfares. The contract now being |
executed by John S. Rogers covers about
1S, 600 running feet of curb, and 10000
square feet of walk.
Hiram Stanton, a we'll known resident
of ] obstown, died quite suddenly on Satur-
day. He was taken i'll that morning with
an acute attack of Brights disease, which
caused death the same day. His son, who
resides at Atlantic City. arrived home only
a short time before his father died. Mr..
Stanton was IS years of age. The funeral
will take place to morrow.
Charles G.. Potter, regular rounder.
was arrested for creating disturbance at
Moorestown, on Sunday morning. While
riding to Mount Holly on trolley car,
the tramp said to Chief of Police Con-
way: 81 am from good family who are
prosperous people. / have brother who
is a doctor. l am the black sheep of the
family. Just look at my condition. What
do you think of it p
Thursday will be the day when Young
America will celebrate by making as big
racket as possible, and incidentally run
ming the risk of bodily injury. The
Health Commissioner of Harrisburg has
sent out this warning: Beware of teta-
nus from the Fourth of July explosive
wounds Treat every wound seriously,
no matter how slight it Is, for prompt
treatment may save your child from death
by lockjaw."
On Sunday the trolley cars give more
frequent trips than during the week. Be-
ginning at O'Clock In the afternoon they
run every forty minutes instead of every
hour. On the Fourth of July Superin-
tendent Gilbert will have all of his cars
in service and will give the best accom-
mediation at his command. The cars to
Camden will run every twenty minutes.
Burlington cars running every forty min
utes The Burlington cars will run through
to Rancocas Park.
A lawn fete will be held on the lawn of
Sacred Heart Church, on Saturday after
noon and evening, July 6, for the benefit
of the church contest, under the manage
ment of Miss Alice Flynn and Miss Anna
Murphy. Supper served from until 8
o'clock. Tickets redeemable at any table
or stand, or for any article of food or re
freshments. The contest for the chalice
between Rev. Father Hart, of Mount
Holly, and Rey. Father Goth, of River
side, closes Thursday evening, July II.
Washington Council. No. 5, Jr. o. U |
A. M, elected the following officers Tues |
day night: Councillor, Elwell Mcdonnell |
vice councillor, William ]. Haines record |
ing secretary, Samuel A. Dobbins, Jr.;
assistant, Charles T. Shreve; financial Sec
rotary, Mark L. Durand; treasurer.
Albertus H. jackson; conductor, William
T. Bedwell; warden, Joseph E. Harris;
inside sentinel, Floyd Stockton; outside
sentinel, Leon Batchelder; trustee, Wal
ter /. Dill; representative to State Coun-
Gil, Thomas G. Alcott.
Washington Camp. No. II, P. o. s. of
A., will dispense with its meeting for
Thursday night because of the Fourth
falling on that day. The camp has the
following new officers: Past president,
Howard L. Keller; president, Jacob Haag;
vice president, WINS Russell; master of
forms, Samuel G. Stanton; recording sec
rotary, Samuel E. Colder; financial secre-
tary, Frank s. Davis; treasurer, A. II.
Jackson; conductor. William Fl. Stillwell;
instructor, Charles II. Gladfelter; guard,
Eugene E. Engle; trustees, ]. Frank Scat
tergood, Herbert L. Townsend, Samuel
G. Stanton; representatives, H. L. Town
send, Harry Hawkins, Jr., ]. Frank Scat
} tergood, s. E. Colder.
The new law, under which milk must
be sold by liquid measure in this state.
went into effect yesterday. The retailers.
having yielded gracefully to the situation,
/, there was no milk famine In Philadelphia,
where most of the milk from this county
is disposed Of. In consequence of this
harmonious situation. milk was shipped
yesterday as usual, and there is no ex-