The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-04-12
THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, APRIL IL, 1910
LOCAL NEWS.

Buy your Edison Portland cement a
Rogers & Boyd's.
A branch of the Loyal Order of Moos
Is to be formed at Riverside.
Frank E. Hunt, so Water street, Noun
Holly, solicits work on gardens and lawns.
While wrestling at Pointville, few
days ago, Walter Gsskill had his arm pu
out Of place.
For rent. new house No. 312 Garde
street. Steam heat and all modern i'm
provements. Apply at 4O5 Garden st.
The remains of James Maloy, of Ran
cocas, were inferred In the Brotherhoo,
cemetery at Mount Holly on Sunday at
ternoon.
Nathan A. Barber, former resident o
Mount Holly, now living with his son II
Trenton. is Frustrated from a secont
stroke of paralysis.
The various secret societies at Pember
ton. have appointed joint committee tt
make arrangements for proper observ
ance of Memorial day.
Aaron E. Burr, of Moorestown, whit
has been suffering from blood poisoning
as the result of cutting bunion, is nov
getting about on crutches.
Mrs. George F. Harbert has rented he
property on High street, opposite the jail
to Edwin B. Frazer, manager of the Bur
hngton County Farmers Exchange.
A successful operation for appendicitis
has been performed In New York hos
pital on Miss Ida Baldwin, a former
teacher In the Jobstown public school.
From now until next October the Ran
cocas Grange will hold its meetings or
the first Wednesday in each month at 2 sc
P. NJ, and the third Wednesday in each
month at As P M.
There are seven applications for the
rectorship of St. Stephens Church al
Beverly to succeed the Rev. William T.
Snead. 1t is said that the pulpit will moi
be filled until next year.
Wilmer E. Deets and Miss Louella
Leeds. both of Mount Holly, were mar
ried by Rev. Thomas 8. Hammond in the
Broad Street Methodist Church, Burling-
ton. on Saturday, March 10.
The Knights of Columbus, at Borden
town, conferred the three degrees on a
large class of candidates Sunday after
noon. The second degree was exempli-
fed by the Mount Holly council.
Rancocas Grange. No. 131, P. of H.,
will hold its meetings as follows. COM
mencing in April: First Wednesday of
each month at 2 80 P. NJ, and the third
Wednesday of each month at 7.45 P. M,
until October.
A patent for cartridge belt, designed
for military and sporting purposes, has
been granted to Henry H. Savage, a
Mount Holly lawyer, who takes an active
interest in military affairs and who is one
of the best marksmen in the state.
Ezekias W. Esham and Stacy Lippin-
colt are building s., 900 chicken house
on the Allen F. Powell farm near Smith
Vile. After the death of Mr.. Powell the
farm was purchased by Mr.. Liddle, who
contemplates erecting another similar
structure next year.
1t is especially convenient for women to
pay their household expenses by check
Those who have not awaited themselves
nj &1a III
Safe Deposit and Trust Company. Check
books free to depositors.
Fulfilling a desire to assist In the re-
moval of some lawn mowers at the store
of Montgomery & Ballinger in Pember-
ton. William Carpenter, aged four years,
SON of Irving Carpenter, got his right
hand caught IN the blades of machine
and had his index finger cut off,
The New Jersey Cranberry Sales Com
pany held its annual meeting In Mount
Holly on Tuesday. The directors elected
the following officers: President, Frank 8.
Gaskill, New Egypt, vice president.
Henry p. Thorn, Medford; secretary aud
treasurer, Harry L. Knight, Medford.
On Wednesday the Ladies' Aid of the
Lutheran church. at Hainesport, paid off
the mortgage on the parsonage, and there
will be appropriate services on the event
later. Rev. Mr.. Neudoerffer has been In
charge of the church nearly five years,
and the parsonage has been purchased
and paid for within that time.
Owing to a fight which they had ON
West Washington street Thursday night,
Lulu Deacon and Leah Seruby, colored,
being charged with disorderly conduct,
were committed to jail for thirty days by
Justice Slack. 1t was said that Lulu
tried to cut Leah, but there was no evil
dence that she had knife In her hand.
On Tuesday, April 26, the Patrons of
Husbandry at Vincentown will entertain
the Burlington County Pomona Grange.
The morning session will be held in the
Methodist Church, and the town hall will
be used in the afternoon. Several hun
dred grangers will be present, and an in
teresting programme for the occasion will
be prepared.
The following unclaimed letters re-
main In the post Office for the week end
Ing April 9: Miss Edna Bowen, Patrick
Gleason, Mrs. Margaret Maloney, Mrs. R.
Maffre, Miss Josephine Lights, Miss Ella
Heilbrecht, Mrs. Lydia Smith; and postals
for: Walter Bacon, Frank Danley, Miss
Bourtney Galloway. Miss Gertrude Nc.
Gowsn. Miss Annie Miller.
Charles E. Mcdonnell Joined his wife
on Tuesday, at the Burlington County
Hospital, where she has received treat
ment for some time for an abscess on hel
arm. He was removed to the institution
after he had received severe injuries by
falling distance of nearly twenty feet
while painting the Mount Holly Water
Company's new Office on Mill street.
A real estate deal of considerable i'm
portance In Mount Holly is sale of the
centrally located Gaskill building on High
street. The property has been purchased
by Kelsey & Killie, real estate agents
who are being congratulated on this ex
tension of their business. The building
Is used exclusively for Office. store snt
lodge purposes. and has tenants In all de
partments.
The 107th anniversary of the Coopers
town church was observed on Wednesday
This church was erected in 1903 and i
one of the oldest in Burlington county
The edifice is opened every Sunday 70