The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-09-17
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1t at Boyce's.
Joseph W. Colkitt has recovered from
an attack of lumbago. which kept him
confined last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David e. Sooy, of Mill
street, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Virginia Young Sooy, to
George Harry Randall.
A property owned by the Industry
Building and Loan Association, of Mount
Holly, was sold by ]. ]. Fenstermacher
to Benjamin Davis, of Rancocas.
The Camden Baptist Association will
meet this year at Merchantville. on Tues
day and Wednesday of next week. Fiji
teen delegates will represent the First
Baptist Church of Mount Holly.
Entries for exhibits at the Burlington
County Fair will be received on Wednes-
day and Friday evenings at the Gaskill
building, on High street. after then at the
Fair grounds.
A son of Freebooter Frank P. Jones, of
Beverly, is at the Burlington County
Hospital, where he was operated ON for
appendicitis, on Sunday. This is the
fourth child of Mr.. Jones to be attacked
with this disease and the third to be oper-
ated on.
If you want to see a good play, full of
absorbing interest from start to finish. go
see ''The Train Robbers" at the Opera
House this Tuesday evening. There will
be some excellent specialties between the
acts, including Herman. the Handcutf
King, in a marvellous exhibition.
A number of cases for the Illicit sale of
liquor were crowded into session of
court held yesterday. All the defendants
were from Burlington. After several per-
sons had changed their former pleas of
not guilty to one of guilty, Judge Hor-
ner imposed the following fines Ella T.
Coleman, $75; John SOHO, $3.50; Anastosi
Antoni, 800. Lena Cornell, Michael ].
Maloney and Morris Palivinick, who stood
trial and were convicted, will be sentenced
next Tuesday.
The Boys Department of the Young
Mems Christian Association will take pos
session of the second story front room in
the Slack building, on High street, on
Friday evening. This central location
has been rented in order that the boys
may have suitable quarters for the begin
ming of their work for the coming winter
season. The room Is to be made attrac-
tive and will be supplied with features
for the passing of pleasant evening.
newed with vigor.
There will be another great vaudeville |
and moving picture show In the Opera
House with an entire change of program
next Saturday evening. A large audi
ence filled the opera house on Saturday |
evening, and thoroughly enjoyed the
performance which was pronounced the
best of the many good shows of the kind
thus far given. Saturday nights perform
ance will be fully equal to 1t. Several
special attractions. Popular prices, 10
and % cents.
Next Sunday will be celebrated, at the
Lutheran church, near Hainesport. the
SD anniversary of the conservation of the
church. While the 10th anniversary of
the founding of the church does not occur
for about month, this will also be In
cluded In the services of Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. Neudoerffer, pastor of the church.
will conduct the services, which will be
in German, and will possibly be assisted
by ministers from other places. The
public generally is invited to attend the
church on Sunday and participate In the
interesting exercises.
On complaint of William Wells, farm
er near Bordentown, eleven boys were ar
rested Thursday afternoon for stealing
watermelons. The lads were arraigned
before Squire Constantine Thursday even
ing and pleaded guilty to the charge.
They were each fined 50. Three of the
lads have since paid their fines, but the
remainder have not yet met the penalty
imposed. Investigation of their delays
will be made Wells ssys that during the
past few weeks he has missed many
watermelons from his patch, and watched
to see who stole them. He claimed to
have caught the offenders in the act.
In order to better the police service
about town, which plan will be In opera
ton during fair week, the Interstate Tel
ephone Company has arranged for the in
stallation of four alarm bells, similar to
the one now in use at Justice Stacks office.
When the police are wanted call to CEN
trail will cause all the alarm bells to ring /
at once, and as they are to be centrally |
located, It is expected that they will be
heard by an officer, who will answer the
call from the nearest accessible phone In
order to ascertain the seat of trouble.
This innovation, which is to remain per-
manent, will be of decided advantageto In
ter-State subscribers. Superintendent Fl.
G.. Wagner says he will increase the num-
Der of alarm bells If 1t is found advisable
to do so.
John A. Church. dahlia specialist, o
DuTllnSbOu, Will SiNC HIS ohhuoA SAo" OA |
Friday and Saturday of this week, In
Masonic Temple, Burlington. Mr..
Church's dahlia farm on the outskirts of
Burlington, is one mass of bloom, but 1t is |
not convenient for many people to visit,
so the proprietor gives the show in the
city in order that all may view and enjoy
his beautiful collection, which includes
over 100 varieties. The first exhibition of
this kind occurred last year and was
greatly enjoyed by all who attended.
This year the collection will be larger and
more beautiful as the flowers are now at
their height. The price of admission has
been fixed at ten cents, and 1t will well
repay any one to go to Burlington to see
the flowers.
Hedding.
Miss Carrie Holt has matriculated as q
student at the Female Collegiate Institute
at Asheville, N. c., the fall term opening
this week.
The net proceeds from the harvest home
recently held in the church yard for the