The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-05-25
A monument has been erected to the

A monument has been erected to tn
memory of the late Horace CroAk.
Raymond Jones and Miss Ida Braddocl
were married at Camden on Saturday.
Miss Mildred Hollingsworth and Mis-
Edna Hollingsworth, of Barnegat, wer
visiting friends here last week.
Mrs. Edward Mccullough, of Noun
Holly, and Mrs. Gertrude Deacon, O
Hainesport, are Philadelphia visitors to
day.
The deaconess of the Mount Holly Bap
fist church will have pie and cake sale
at No. 26 High street on Saturday after
noon next.
A social under the auspices of the Pres
byterian Brotherhood will be held or
Thursday evening, in the lecture room Of
the Presbyterian Church.
Special Pentecostal services. with Lords
Supper, in German, at the Lutheran
Church, Hainesport, Sunday, at 1870.
Sunday school services are now held In
the morning at 9.15.
H. L. Sands, the newsdealer, is happy
over the birth of a son. who ar
rived yesterday. This makes six girls
and four boys living, and two boys and
two girls have died.
Preserve your shrubberY by spraying
with Taylor's King of All Exterminators,
which kills slug and rose moth and hard
shell rose bugs. Leave orders at No. SO
White street, or by phone, eliza Bell.
Rev. James H Durham will preach a
sermon next Sunday evening to members
of the G. A. R. and their friends. His
subject will be "Holy War" The sermon
will be illustrated with stereopticon
views
The next visit of Stiles & Co, eye
specialists, to Mount Holly. will be June
2, when representative will be at the
Masonic Temple and examine your eyes
free of charge. If you suffer from head
ache, neuralgia or other pains in the head,
correctly fitted eyeglasses or spectacles
may remove the trouble. Stiles & Co.
will frankly give you an opinion on the
subject.
Joseph M. Thompson. of New Egypt,
official telegrapher of the House of
Representatives at Washington, has been
called home by the illness of his son,
Sewell. The lad is Is years old, but is a
big boy and an athlete. He played re-
Gently on the New Egypt ball nine, and
while overheated, cooled off with ice cold
milk. He was attacked with peritenitis
and is in serious condition.
The commencement exercises of the
Mount Holly High School will take place
in the opera house, on Thursday evening,
June 10. Franklin Spencer Edmonds, Esq,
of Philadelphia, will deliver the address.
The class this year will be very large.
numbering 10. AS this occasion is espec-
tally for the graduates tickets of admis
ssion are apportioned to them, and the
seating capacity of the opera house being
limited, the supply of tickets will not be
large, and there will not be any for dis
except through the graduates.
Visitors to Philadelphia have possibly
noticed a crippled girl who has sold shoe
laces on Chestnut street. A city paper
published an account about the girl last |
week and suggested that it would be nice |
for some one to give her a home. In re- |
Spouse to this L. l.. Plannett, of Monroe |
street. Mount Holly, wrote to the paper |
as follows: Having noticed in your
paper an account of Pauline Moyd, who |
desires permanent and good home, it is |
with sincere sympathy that we would like |
to give her good home and care. for her. F."
In order that he might get good man
for the purpose, Special Assistant Attor-
ney General Stimson, of New York, has
had Frank L, Garbarino, of Mount Holly, |
transferred to the Treasury Department
as a special agent to investigate the ia
nous sugar frauds in New York City. For |
several years Mr.. Garbarino has been an |
Inspector in Philadelphia. In |
this connection, however, he has rendered |
service to the government as a
detective in suppressing the White Slave
trade. This is promotion of IN question |
ed merit.
The teachers for the Mount Holly |
schools have been elected for the ensuing |
year. Misses Eldridge and Bayles. of the
Brainard street school, and Miss Holland, |
of the Samuel Aaron school, were not
candidates for reelection. Miss Mary |
Grigg, of Mount Holly, and Miss Rena
Haines, who lives near Deacon's station,
and who has been teaching in the upper
part of the state, were elected to succeed
the two former. Miss Rose Watson, of
Yorktown, N. j., was chosen to the va
cancy in the Aaron school. Miss BaYles
has accepted a situation in Sussex county.