The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-08-24

The Rev. Howard E. Thompson, recto
of st. Peters parish, Freehold. and secre
tary of the Diocese of New Jersey, viii
oficiate In ST. Andrews Church on Sun
day next.
William V. VoImer and Albert Trout
man, two boys living near Hainesport
were committed to Jail yesterday, charged
with breaking windows in the schoolhous'
at Hainesport.
The children of the late Mary Parker
widow of Samuel P Harker, who wa'
buried from her home on Mount Holly
avenue on Thursday, desire to extend
their thanks to all who rendered assistance
during their bereavement.
1t will surprise you to see how much
money can be saved by establishing the
practice of regular. systematic deposits
In the Mount Holly safe Deposit and
Trust Company. Three per cent. interest
allowed on time deposits.
Will some one share the expense of fit
ting out and starting a tuberculosis sani-
tarium in Burlington county, 1t is sadly
needed, and is already half financed. Fol
any information on the subject, address
Drawer F, Mount Holly P. o.
Policeman George III. Branson was out
early yesterday morning looking after
tramps, against whom complaints have
been made by people living on Union
street, on which thoroughfare they usual
ly begin to beg as soon as released from
jail One or two hobos had business else
where when they spied the officer.
Edward E. Kinsley, SO years old, died
suddenly of apoplexy at Bordentown on
Sunday. He had fallen down stairs. He
served In the infantry In the civil war.
Besides his wife he leaves six children
two daughters and four sons-one of them
being John Kinsley, in charge of the bag
gage room of the Pennsylvania railroad
station at Trenton.
The Luther League of st. Pauls Luth-
eran Church entertained the Riverside
Luther League on the parsonage campus
West Washington street, last Saturday
night. A thorough enjoyment appeared
to be mutual. Many had come to enter
tain and be entertained. To stimulate in
terest in the society's and church's work
such gatherings are repeated annually.
R. =. Kennedy. policeman employed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
entered complaint before Justice Risdon,
yesterday, against Joseph Milbank and
Tony and John Moraski, charging them
with stealing railroad tickets to the value
of 81 from the Hainesport station The
Moraski boys are already in charge of
probation officer Slaughter for former
offences.
Jacob c. Gaskill died at the Burlington
County Hospital, on Sunday, after sub
hitting to an amputation of one of his
legs, which he cut badly nine weeks ago
by falling on the blade of scythe. Every
effort was made to save his life. The fu-
neral will be held tomorrow afternoon
from his residence on Monroe street. In
terment will be made in the Brotherhood
cemetery.
The steam fire engine of Relief Fire
Company, which has been to the factory
at Elmira, N. Y, got back Saturday and
is now ready for service. The manufac-
turers, after having good talk with
Messrs. Shreve and Mason, who represent
ed Relief, came to the conclusion that the
proper thing to do was to put in several
new parts, so that the interior of the ma
chine is practically new engine.
Miss Marguerite White arrived home
last week from trip to the mountains.
Miss White had an experience while alb
sent that she does not care to repeat.
While out driving one day the horse ran
away and threw the party OF four from the
carriage, some of them going down the
mountain side. All were severely bruised
and Miss White still has visible remem-
brances of the accident.
In order that they may avoid what
might prove an unpleasant situation, no.
tice is given to those who frequent the
upper creek, that large hornets nest.
well hidden from view, hangs from the
limb Of tree which is suspended close to
the water about twelve feet from shore.
The nest is located opposite Shinn's first
cove, and boating parties who fail to keep
we'll to the opposite shore when passing
that point are liable to get stung.
At the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. George L. Brown, on Bispham
street, at A o'clock on Saturday afternoon,
occurred the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Katharine Brown, to William ].
Haines. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. F. G. Bossert, of Mt. Joy, Pa
The bridesmaid was Miss Ethel M. Spence,
of Philadelphia. Eugene F. Haines, Of
Mount Holly, was the best man. After
the ceremony the happy pair left to enjoy
wedding trip.
Dodging large stone that was hurled
at his head this morning, Thomas L. AL
colt saved himself from injury by crap
ping with and arresting colored mai
who gave the name of Harry Moore from
nowhere. For. two days the fellow ha
been terrorizing women living on Topetol
and other sections of the town by making
insulting remarks while begging Othe
citizens Joined Alcott in bringing tn
prisoner from Cherry street to the of1c
of Justice Slack, who sentenced Moore t.
thirty days in jail. When placed unde
arrest the stranger had to be choked int
submission He said he would ''get" hi
captors after being released from jail.
Surrogate's Office.
John Henrick Adam Griefzu, late c
Mount Holly, died July 8. By his wi
he appoints Jacob Oswald executor an