The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-02-11

o Valentines. Buy it at Boyce's.
James A. Tuson has succeeded F. Z
t Brown in the milk business in Mount Ho
ly.
The Young Friends Association wi
meet at the residence of DR.. E. D. Prickit
, on Thursday night
New Jersey Lodge. No. 1, knights c
Pythias conferred the third degree in Ion
form on one candidate last Friday night.
, Mrs. Elizabeth P. Petit. of Burlington
aged II years, was found dead in her chat
, short time after eating her supper o.
Friday evening.
Stanwood Melcher, while coastiug o.
the mount yesterday, collIded with
stump of tree He broke his wrist an,
cut cash in his face.
The Girls Friendly Society will Civ
an entertainment in the gymnasium bacl
of St. Andrews Church on Wednesda,
evening, February 10, at 7.S0 o'clock.
Lost, either on Washington or Mali
streets, string of green beads on a gol'
chain. The finder will receive reward
by returning same to Martins Hotel
Judge Willard P. Voorhees, has beer
assigned to the court circuit formerly thu
Jurisdiction Of Judge Hendrickson, com
prising the counties Of Burlington, Mon
mouth and Ocean.
Benjamin F. Deacon, Of Union street
died on Sunday. in his SD year. TIT
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon. Interment in Mount Holly GENE
tary.
Be sure and attend the entertainment Al
the Opera House next Saturday evening
Failure to be present will cause you tC
miss one of the best vaudeville and moving
picture shows this season. Popular prices
of admission.
Bright Star Lodge, Shepherds of Beth
lehem, entertained large number of its
members and visitors at baked bean
supper, given in the Gaskill building Fri
day night. The guests INDUCED in games
and other forms of amusement.
A well dressed thief seized diamond
ring from a tray at the store Of Edmund
D. Oliver, in Burlington, on Friday, and
started for the door. The jeweler started
for the thief, who threw the ring back in
to the store and then escaped ON trolley
car.
Action was brought In the court of
Chancery. ON Saturday, by Samuel R.
Magee, of Bordentown, for divorce from
his wife on the ground of desertion. The
couple were welded in Philadelphia in
1876 The wife, who was formerly Miss
Charlotte Thompson, il accused of de-
serting her husband in 1905.
The mid-winter institute of the Bur-
lington County Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union is holding an all day ses-
sion in the Methodist Church, Mount
Holly, to-day. A very large number of
delegates are In attendance. Mrs. Frances
Graham, of New York, national musical
director, will deliver an address this
evening.
Rev Franklin j. Clark. first assistant to
Rev Dr. Floyd W. Tomkins. rector of
Holy Trinity Church, Philadelphia, has
accepted call to the rectorship OF st.
Barnabas Church. Reading, Pa, to sue
coed Rev. w. E. Henkell, who recently
to enter the Catholic priesthood,
and is now student at Overlook Semi
nary. Mr.. Clark goes highly recon-
mended by Bishops Whitaker and Talbot.
In addition to the call from Reading, he
has recently received five others, one from
4 large church at Ssndusky, Ohio. he
will take charge at Reading as soon as a
new assistant can be provided for DR..
romkins
Next Saturdays entertainment at the
Opera House will consist of one of the
best vaudeville performances given in
Mount Holly this season. The entire |
programme, as being arranged, will merit |
applause from start to finish. The |
management is expanding considerable
energy for this event, and the talent 10 De |
on that occasion will be of a |
higher order than the usual run. Chubert, |
he well known comedian, will be here to
ielight an appreciative audience. He
never fails to please, and his numbers on
he programme will be well worth the
price of admission. There will be other |
pleasing features which Manager Wright |
s not prepared to announce at this time, |
inal negotiations not having been COM
oleted as we go to press. The vaudeville |
feature of the entertainment will be a |
strong drawing card, and one you should
lot miss. A very fine series of moving |
pictures will be shown, and there will be |
1t least one impressive illustrated song. |
The usual popular prices of admission
will prevail