The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
LOCAL NEWS.
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to Mount Holly was oy James Oomiy
August. 1899.
After installing officers, last night, tn
Shepherds of Bethlehem enjoyed thei
annual dinner.
Union Circle. Brotherhood Of Americs
OF Pemberton, will celebrate it's 10th al
niversary this evening.
Nathan W. Everline. who Is employee
in Newark, spent New Years with hi
parents In Mount Holly.
The new officers elected by Washingto
Council, No. 5. Junior Mechanics. win b
installed this evening.
The engagement Is announced OF Tho
G. Alcott and Miss Lillian Meta Austin
both of Mount Holly.
The annual supper by the Ladies' All
Society of the Methodist Church will b
held on February 10 and IS.
The engagement is announced Of Da
vid A. Ballinger and Miss Alice III. Mid
dleton, both of Moorestown.
The engagement Of John E. Martin. o
Bordentown, and Miss Marguerite ]. Con
well, of Philadelphia, has been announc
ed.
A delegation of Mount Holly Masoni
visited the lodge at Vincentown. on Fri
day night, and assisted in the work of tbs
evening.
John b. Mutt, Of Pemberton, who wal
knocked down by q locomotive while
crossing the railroad track, ia able to b.
about again.
The annual meeting Of the Burlington
County Board Of Education will be held
In the Turngeminde hall, at Riverside, on
January 90.
For being drunk and abusing his wife,
Richard Murphy, of Bordentown. has
been committed to the county jail fol
four months.
While feeding bone cutting machine,
on Tuesday, George W. Bell, merchant
ct New Egypt, had the end Of one OF his
fingers cut of.
Announcement Is made Of the marriage
of Frank Lewis and Miss Susie Fenton,
both OF New Egypt. The event took
place on Thursday. December "a.
After anxiously waiting two months for
her chickens to lay, Riverside woman
nearly collapsed when told by her hus-
band that her fowls were all roosters.
Having purchased the interest of other
parties, Walter A. Barrows Is now the sole
owner Of the lot at the northwest corner
Of Broad street and Mount Holly avenue
James II. Rossell, who had his leg ann
putatsd at the Burlington County Hospi-
tai az the result Of falling under the cars.
returned to his home at Bordentown last
week.
The New Jersey Fence Company. Of
Mount Holly, during thespsst year sold
and shipped ia. 4s5 feet Of wire and pick
ct fence, which beats all previous records
by nearly Is, 900 feet.
Rev. U. G. Hagaman. for three years
pastor Of Trinity Methodist Church at
Bordentown, has notified his congrega-
ton that he intends to accept q call from
the Union Church In Camden.
William johnson, Of Bordentown, aged
10 years, while skating. on Tuesday. fell
and broke his arm. A short time ago the
boy was playing foot ball with compan-
Ions and had the same arm broken.
A lattering offer of $50 per week has
been made to Mrs. Christopher Wetherill,
Of Philadelphia, by Oscar Hammerstein
to sing In his grand opera chorus Mrs.
Wetherill is daughter Of Jacob r.
Schenck, of Mount Holly.
A few days since some boys at New
Egypt found sport in chasing deer which
visited the barn of Lawyer Meirs. Aa the
doe made leaps that measured twenty feet
In escaping. the youngsters. who were
watched by party of citizens. had but
little show in the game.
Miss Mamie Bowen. > popular young
lady, of Riverside, recently left for Elgin,
Illinois, and on Christmas Day was married
to Herman Sack. Mr.. Sack il the son of
Ex-Freeholder Charles Sack. For several
years he has been engaged In business In
Washington and Montana, but is at
present living IN Elgin. whore the couple
will reside.
Lady Marion Home. No. 6, Brotherhood
of America, elected the following officers
Saturday night: Past guardian. Daniel
Eddleman; guardian, Elizabeth Mack;
priest, Hannah D. Throckmorton; scroll
keeper. Lizzie BOUCHER; recorder. John
Throckmorton, ST.; treasurer. Esther
6treaker; herald. Olive Robinson; watch
Of day, Lizzie Dennis; watch Of night.
Ida Eddleman; trustees. William H.
BOUCHER, Frank Lutwyche. Lizzie Sharp.
Marion Circle, No. Q. Brotherhood of
America, will install the following officers
tomorrow evening: Chief Washington,
John A. Tice; Chief Jefferson. John A.
Walters; Chief Franklin. William B.
Fouiks; scroll keeper. John Throckmor
1on, Jr.; register, Andrew w. Malsbury;
treasurer, Frank c.. Nsylor; herald, Al
bert NJ. Smith; Past Chief Washington,
james B. Bennett; watch of day, Harry
Gladfelter; watch of night, Samuel g.
Stradling; trustees. Herbert Townsend,
John A. Tice. Samuel G. Stradling.
On Thursday evening next, Washington
Council. No. 10, o. q. A. NJ, will in
stal officers. There will also be initiation
and lunch will be served. All members
are requested to be present to welcome
the following new officers: Junior ex-
councillor, John d. Hoffman; councillor.
Richard Rogers; vice councillor, George
Adams; recording secretary, Harley q.
Brown; assistant secretary, w. w. Sher-
man; financial secretary, William N
Reeves; treasurer. 8. Earl Assay; exami-
ner. Alvin staley; inductor, r. 8. Assay;
inside protector, Frank Armstrong; out
side protector. R. Jsmison; trustees. Har-
ley G. Brown. John D. Hoffman. John
Throckmorton. 6r.
In case it should come to the notice OF
any resident of the county that dumb
beast is being ill-treated. postal dropped
to any of the following agents Of the 8.
P. G. A. will lead to prompt investiga-
ton Of the case: Joseph Fem, r. K.
Rodgers. Louis Rigg, Granville Brother