The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-03-30
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News Office.
Mrs Reading Poinsett. of Columbus
spent yesterday In Mount Holly.
! A social will be the feature of the Ep
worth League meeting on Friday evening
For sale. fine property for any large
business, such as department store, garage,
etc. Address A. A. Anderson.
For sale-the Evan estate property on
Main street. Lot about 81 feet front by
1873 feet deep. Apply to A. A. Anderson.
For sale, one of the finest business places
on Main street, Mount Holly-the Heze-
kiah EVAN property. Address A. A.
Anderson.
The knight rank in the long form will be
conferred next Friday night by the de-
gree team of New Jersey Lodge, No. l,
Knights of Pythias.
The annual meeting of the America
Hose Company will be held next Monday
night, when officers will be elected and
important business transacted.
The Medford Grange will hold an open
meeting during the literary hour, on
Thursday afternoon, when five members
of the Marlton Grange will render an
amusing drama.
Special services will be held in the Pres
byterian Church on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week, at 7.45 o'clock. The meeting to-
night will be addressed by DR.. Smiley, of
Camden.
The Camden Board of Education last
night adopted rule that no teacher shall
allow pupil to leave school In the Gus
tody of any person except parent or
guardian. The rule was adopted to act
as preventive to kidnapping.
The lower branch of the Legislature,
last night, rushed through to final passage,
under suspension of the rules, the Clark
measure making death the penalty for
kidnapping, if the child dies in the hands
of the abductors, and no sentence less than
ten years when the kidnappers are caught,
although the child is recovered uniniured.
Samuel Southland, of New Egypt, has
again broken all records at raising big
hogs. His crop. just slaughtered,
averaged about 700 pounds. Ten hogs
weighed nearly four tons. In six Ameri-
can contests for raising big hogs Mr..
Southland has won a gold medal each
time, and is without question the cham
pion hog raiser of America. One contest
was won with hog weighing almost half
q ton.
Major Cassius E. Gillette, late engineer
of the Philadelphia Filtration plant,
leaves Wednesday for the San Sebastian
district of Mexico in the interest of the
company that purposes to erect mill to
handle the ores of the Real Alto Mining
Co. A mill site has already been secured
and the Major will not only inspect the
property and report on quantity of ore
that can be furnished, but will make a
thorough examination and report of the
Real Alto mines in which number of
Mount Holly people are interested.
United States Marshal Thomas ]. AL
colt and 10 deputies with 25 federal prison
ers in charge, left Trenton yesterday for
Leavenworth, Kansas. The prisoners had
been ordered to be removed from the
state prison to the federal prison at Fort
Leavenworth, to serve there the unex-
pired portions of their sentences. The
men were shackled In pairs, and will be
kept that way until they arrive at their
destination tomorrow afternoon. Among
the deputies are Walter T. Stewart. Ellis
Fl. Parker and Thomas G. Alcott, of
Mount Holly