The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-09-22

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Lillian EVAN, of 6mithville.
Among the pupils enrolled at the Stat
N primal School this year, is Miss MAJ
guerite White, of Mount Holly.
William 81. Mason, of Union street, ha
had a number of repairs made to hi
residence preparatory to its being painted
A small boy is reported to have caugh
a black bass in the Silver Lakes, nea
Burlington, few days since, that weigh
ed five pounds
The rubber coats, hats and boots, re
Gently purchased by Good Intent Fir
Company, are kept In convenient locker
which have been installed for that pun
pose.
In st. Pauls Church, at Burlington, to
morrow morning, will occur the marriag
of Miss Veronica Gallagher. of Yves
Broad street, and Richard Paul Hughes
of Florence
committed to the county jail for 80 day
by Mayor Gabel, charged with fornica
ton by Lizzie Robinson. The latter wa
fined $27.70.
/ Having expended large sum Of money
In refitting and refurnishing the larg
hotel at Florence. which property he re
Gently purchased, Thomas ]. Barrett will
apply for a license at the present term o
court.
''Some Peculiarities Of the Gospel Of st
John" was the theme upon which Rev
George M. Hughes spoke during Bibl'
Class study at the Epworth League meet
ing in the Methodist church on Friday
evening.
Last week Game Warden Mathis and
Constable John ThrockmOrton arrested ar
italian, named Alexander Juloto, neal
Pemberton, for violating the game laws.
The fellow was taken before Squire
White, who imposed fine of $40 and
costs.
| From present indications 1t will require
several weeks work before the dam can
be completed, This will create a new
head of water in the creek at such late
period In the fall, that anticipated boating
pleasures cannot be enjoyed there until
next year.
Clarence L. Price and Miss Anna D.
Worren were married on Tuesday evening
at the brides home on Garden street. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. R. Fl.
Baker, pastor of the Baptist church. Miss
Lille Worrell was the maid of honor, and
John w. Price the best man.
1t cost Joseph Paoli $50 and costs for
kissing a comely Italian maiden while
they were at work at the Wall Rope
Works. At trial before Justice We'd
nesday night Paoli said he was only in
fun, but the girl considered 1t gross In
suit and demanded the maximum penalty.
Miss Aida Graham, of Burlington, and
James Penn, Of Florence, were united in
marriage Thursday evening last, Septem-
Der 10. at the Baptist parsonage, Burling-
ton, by Rev. T. M. Eastwood. After a
short trip, they went to Florence, where
they are now residing. Mrs. Penn was
formerly from Buffalo, N. Y.
The official career of Samuel ]. Taylor,
as dog warden of Northampton township,
came to an end on Tuesday evening, when
the township committee lifted the ban on
dogs, and the latter will now be permitted
to roam at large without muzzles. There
has been q suspension of the ordinance re-
quiring dogs to wear muzzles until next
year. This action was taken because Of
the advanced season making 1t less liable
for dogs to go mad.
A marriage ceremony, which saved the
groom from going to state prison, took
place in the Judges room during Thurs
days session of court, when Wallace
Chamberlain, of Jobstown, was married
to Emma Robinson, of Edgewater Park.
The ceremony, which was performed by
Mayor Gabel, of Bordentown, brought to
an end the trouble existing between the
contracting parties and Chamberlain was
discharged from custody.
Charles Sack, one of the oldest residents
of Riverside, while coming down stairs
Wednesday afternoon, tripped and fell to
the first floor, fracturing his skull. A
physician was Immediately summoned,
but the injuries were of such nature, that
nothing could be done except to admins
ter remedies to relieve his suffering. and
after lingering until o'clock he passed
away. He leaves a wife, aged So years,
and several children. At the time of
his death Mr.. Sack was in the eighty third
year of his age and had been married over
sixty years.
A young Russian, following his sweet
heart to America formed the setting for a
pretty love story, the first chapters of
which were laid in the Land Of the Gar, .
and which met happy climax on Sun
day, when Esther Rosenberg, of Miles
Alley, Bordentown, was married to Lois
Josephs, of 1907 Lithgo street, Philadel-
phia, by Mayor Gabel, of Bordentown.
The bride, who was born in Russia June l..
1887, came to this country six years ago.
Josephs followed her a year later and
succeeded in winning her hand at the
same time that he was earning home for
himself.
After being fugitive from justice for
nearly year, Stacy Lippincott was con-
fined to the county Jail on Wednesday.
He was arrested in northeastern Pennsyl-
vania by Detective Parker, of Mount
Holly, and City Marshall Amos Thorn, Of
Bordentown. The prisoner is under In
dictment for stealing chickens from
Charles Tilton, a farmer, living near
Bordsntown. Bert Simpkins and Charles
South, two men who also participated In
the crime, were arrested and convicted
but sentence has not yet been imposed
They have been confined in jail for sever
months, being held as witnesses.
| At the annual meeting of the fire de-
psrtment, held in the America Hose house
Friday evening, the following officers
were elected: President, Robert 8. Gas
kill; secretary, s. Earl Assay; treasurer
Francis G. NaYlor; chief, Harry Mullen
first assistant, Harry W. Kempte; secont
assistant, Lorenzo L. Sapp; third assist
ant. George W. A. French. The poo
supply of water furnished on some of thu
streets formed one of the subjects of dis
cussion. 1t was the opinion of these pres