The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-07-21
Rev r q Iinn,ncott. of ocean Grove.

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D the creek this week.
Miss Ethel johnson, of Rancocas. vii
teach in the public school at Fieldsbor
during the coming year.
. The lawn social given by the Luthe
League at Hainesport, last Thursday even
ing, was a grand success.
Mrs. Morris E. Lamb, of New Egypt
! spent Tuesday at Mount Holly, becaus
of the illness of her uncle.
!. william Bolden, of Moorestown, wa
. committed to jail on Sunday, charged
with assault and battery on Wesley John
son.
The Epworth League will hold thei
regular monthly business meeting mex
Friday evening, in the Methodist church
after which there will be a social.
T. Edward Brown represented Mount
Holly Lodge of Elks, and William Holt
Burlington Lodge. at the Crane. Lodge
meeting at Dallas, Texas, last week.
Clarence T. Atkinson, former well
known lawyer In Burlington county, is
now running hotel at Asbury Park. Fol-
some time he has had the misfortune to be
much troubled with his hearing.
John Martin. of Philadelphia, is suffer
ing from badly sprsined ankle. He was
working on the new sewer plant at River
side, and was caught between two planks
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A number of young boys of Delanco
hauled down the American flag, which
was floating over the grocery store of
Charles Burnick. and literally tore 1t to
shreds. So far no arrests have been made,
but the affair has caused much of stir.
Martin DEFY, a farm hand living near
Hightstown, was struck by lightning and
Instantly killed during an electric storm
on Thursday. George Wolfe, Dey's en-
ployer, and two other men were badly
shocked. and few feet away from them
two horses were killed.
| DR.. Alexander II. Small and Warren c..
Pine, of Riverside, returned from st. Paul
Mimi, yesterday. They attended the
thirty-fourth annual conclave of the An
Gent Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine,
where ground was broken for new 500.
600 Masonic Temple.
While Frank Stewart, of Medford, was
driving a farm wagon yesterday, the ve-
hicle was struck by trolley car at Della
mara avoc,,a raar MarLot ctraof Nopcdau
Stewart was knocked off the wagon. His
BACK was badly injured. He was taken to
the Homeopathic Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin W. zelley gave
a party to their son, B. Everett Zelley, on
Saturday night, the occasion being his
thirteenth birthday. About twenty-five
guests were present and all had good time.
At the conclusion of the evenings enter
tainment refreshments were served.
Mrs. B. j. Thomas, mother of the late
Admiral Charles M. Thomas, who dropped
dead in California on July 8. is very Ill at
her home in Edgewater Park. The death
of her son, it is feared. has been too great
shock for her on account of her advanc-
ed age Not since Mrs Thomas arrived
home from Newport, r. l., where the ad
miral was buried, has she been able to
leave her bed.
The meeting of the Sunday School
Teachers Association of the German con-
ference held last Sunday afternoon at st.
Paul's Lutheran church, Hainesport, was
the largest attended in the history of the
organization, there being about $50
teachers present from Philadelphia, Cam
den and Riverside. Rev. 7. Corr, Of
Camden, president of the society, de-
livered an address.
Frank 8. Davis, financial secretary of
Washington Camp, No. II, Patriotic Or
der Sons of America, of Mount Holly. is
a candidate for the Office Of secretary of
the State Camp, which body will meet In
annual session at Bridgeton on August
lie. Since he became a member Mr.. Davis
has secured sixty candidates, and through
his efforts the camp, In the matter of in
crease, is at the head Of the district both
umerically and financially.
George II. Green, of Crosswicks, was
badly injured ON Friday by being struck
by car of the Camden and Trenton Troll
| ley Co., near Trenton. When examined
at st. Francis hospital 1t was found that
he had broken eight ribs and collarbone,
had internal injuries and his lower lip
badly cut. He was driving a pair of
horses attached to a wagon and is sup
posed to have been asleep when the ac-
cident happened.
Boosted political pull, upon which they
had relied to regain wholesale liquor
licenses lost after conviction of violation
of the bishops law, failed to materialize
to the support of Michael Maloney and
Morris Polivinic, both of Burlington. By
unanimous vote of the Excise Commission
of that city, on Thursday night. both
applications were refused. As a re-
suit the disappointed app icants have de-
clared political warfare upon the members
of the commission.
Judge John G. Horner having been on
duty last week at Camp Fort as Judge
Advocate of the Third Regiment of the
National Guard, the usual weekly session
of the Burlington county courts Thursday
was presided over by Judge Joline. OF
Camden county. Lawyer Davis said he
will be unable to present any new evi.
dence in the case of John Alloway, OF
Vincentown, convicted of burglary, and
the young man will be sentenced by Judge
Horner on Thursday, July %, when the
case will come up again.
Only little cold in the head may bt
the beginning of an obstinate case o.
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Price SOC. If you prefer to use an atomizer
ask for Liquid Cream Balm. 1t has al
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3 All druggists, or mailed by Ely Bros, 8
r Warren Street, New York.
D 1t has been many year since what
r known in the Southern states as wheel
. barrow" boat has made its appearance o
q the Delaware, but now the Delaware an
Atlantic NAVIGATION Company has place