The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-02-16
St. patrick's day post cards at Boyce's.'

The annual report of the township com
mittee will be found on the second pag
of THE News to-day.
Walter A. Barrows, of Riverside, ha
commenced the erection of adouble dwell
ing near his own residence.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Union Fir
Company gave very successful saue
kraut supper on Thursday evening.
Robert Kennedy and Miss Emma Hen
messy were married in st. Peters Church
at Riverside, on Wednesday evening.
The Boys department of the Y. M. c
A., of Moorestown, will hold mock tria
in Grange hall. at that place, on March 2
Fred OFT, of Riverside, is off duty a
the result of running a needle through
his right index finger while operating
stitching machine.
In seventeen days last month, 8. T
Haines, of Medford, who has been in tn,
business fourteen years, shipped over 500,
900 worth of poultry.
A number of crack shots from variou
sections of the county are expected to b.
on hand at big blue rock shooting mattel
to be held at Evesboro in the near future
There will be an antiphonel service IL
the Baptist Church, next Sunday even
ing, when the regular choir will be as
sisted by choir from the Sunday school
On February 6, at Camden, occurred th'
marriage of George Cameron, of tha
place, and Mary E. Allen, Of Lumberton
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Holmes F. Gravatt.
At Burlington, on Wednesday after.
noon, occurred the death of Charles Har
mer, well known resident and business
man. The deceased was treasurer of the
Burlington County Shoe Company.
The Marlton Grange will hold meet
ing to-day. After the regular business
session in the afternoon valentine social
will be held In the evening drama will
be given by members of the Moorestown
Grange.
In order to carry out desire to visit
his grandfather. Frank Lord, of River
side, sailed from Philadelphia, on Tues
day, for Europe. The young man, who
is only 16 years of age, took the ocean
voyage alone.
Lovers of music will have an opportu-
nifty of listening to an excellent program
to be rendered this evening In the Baptist
Church. The entertainment will be given
for the benefit of the Women's Home
Mission Fund. Admission 10 cents.
The old Brannan property on High
street, is to be torn down in the spring,
and on the site the owner. Benjamin W..
ZsIley, will erect brick building designed
for Office purposes. More quarters for the
legal fraternity have long been needed in
Mount Holly.
The Young Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will hold an Abraham
Lincoln" meeting at the home of Miss
Grace Prickett, Garden street. this even
ing at 745 o'clock. ALI members come
to give a selection to make it
more interesting.
An important pre-Lenten sectional con-
ference of the South Jersey Local Assem-
bly, of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew
will be held In Grace Church. Merchant
vile, on Thursday evening of this week
at z. As o'clock. Prominent speakers will
address the meeting.
Isaac Wilson, an eminent minister of
the Society of Friends. will be present at
the Burlington Quarterly Meeting, to be
held in the meeting house. corner of High
and Garden streets, Mount Holly, on Tues
day morning, February 80, at 10. 80 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
The unclaimed letters and postals that
remain unclaimed in the post office for
last week are as follows: A. Fl. Faulkner,
James II. Reynolds, Mrs. Lizzie Gaskill;
postals, Mrs. D. Cavanaugh, Miss Reba
Forbes, Mrs. Herbert Griffith, Miss May
T. Ridgway, Joseph Snyder.
Edward Wills was SO years of age on
That night about forty mem
bers of the Lodge of Elks had a terrapin
supper in his honor at the Elks' Home.
1t was q fine affair aud was greatly en-
ioyed by Mr.. Wills. He is one Of the
oldest members of the order.
Do not forget to hear Professor John
D. Davis lecture on Jerusalem" In the
Church, Thursday evening,
February 25, at o'clock. There will be
steropticon views. An offer
ing will be taken at the door for the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society.
The Epworth League will hold social
at the home of Reeve Stewart, Washing
ton street. on Friday evening. William
G. Sullivan will deliver an address on
some interesting topic. There will be
some choice musical selections, and at
the close of the program refreshments
will be served. All members are invited
to be present.
William E. Wright, son Of ex-Assem-
blyman Charles Wright. of Columbus,
was married on Wednesday to Miss lone
Hawkins, of Ithaca, N. Y. The ceremony
took place at Geneva, N. Y. Mr.. Wright
Is graduate of Cornell. The newly -mar-
ried couple will make their residence on
the Samuel A. Lppincott farm near Col
umbus, recently purchased for the groom
by his father.
While two boys were playing on High
street. Thursday afternoon, they acct
dentallv broke one of the large plate
glass windows in Dubell's drug store, re-
sulting In damage to the extent of about
$35. AS the loss would entail hardship
on the parents of the boys, Mr.. Dubell
will put In new glass at at his own e K
pense, as there was no insurance.
Under the auspices of the Marion Gun
Club there will be two fox hunts next
week. On Monday fox will be liberated
at Evesboro, and On Thursday another
will be let go at Marlton- Deputy Game
Warden Harry Wright will be captain OF
the hunts, which are to be for genuine
sport. Goods hounds from near and dis
tant places are expected to be on hand.
The foxes are not to be shot, but are to
be captured or killed by the dogs. Sub
sfoDffa1 f,rizaa q ra In no offered