The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-07-05

r The township committee has ordered
i an arc lamp placed at the corner of Mil
and Green streets.
The regular monthly meeting of thu
: Board of Freeholders will be held at the
court house tomorrow.
Walter Robinson, of Maple Shade, Ii
laid up with a sprained ankle, which hi
received while playing tennis.
The Episcopal Sunday school at Moores
town will hold its annual picnic al
Knights Park, Collingswood, on Friday.
The circulating library will close on
Saturday for two weeks, opening at the
usual morning hour on Monday, July %.
A reward of $500 has been offered for
the capture of Clifford Shelley Heller,
the absconding assistant cashier of the
J Mount Holly National Bank.
Members of the First-day school enjoy
ed picnic on the grounds of the Friends
meeting house, corner of High and Gar
den streets, Wednesday afternoon.
Large additions are being erected at the
Royle & Pilkington factory on West
Washington street. The business of the
concern has increased very rapidly.
A. Lincoln Sailer has sold his power
boat to George Vansciver, of Haines-
port. T. Clifford Keeler has disposed of
his launch to Rev. Percy Perinchief.
As result of paralytic stroke, Mrs
Elizabeth VanSciver, prominent county
w. @. T. U. worker, aged 20 years, died
at her home in Coopertown Monday night
Edward Grain has decided to quit the
pool room and Observation-Disclosures at MARI
ton and return to Medford to manage q
similar establishment for A. B. Grain, in
the Allen building.
While playing with a swing on Wed
nesday during the picnic of the members
of the Baptist church, of Burlington,
Harold Phillips was struck and sustained
dislocation of the hip.
You will like them. Five new and
beautiful colored upper Rancocas creek
post cards. We now have thirty-seven
different Mount Holly views In colored
cards. for cents. 25 cents dozen.
l.. D. Boyce, stationer.
James NJ. Davis, as trustee. will sell the
personal property of Samuel P. Cline,
bankrupt, at No. 90 High street, begin
ming tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The articles to be disposed of are those
usually found In hardware store.
Rev. A. F. A. Neudoerffer. pastor of
the Lutheran church. Hainesport, leaves
tomorrow on a months vacation. He
will first visit Warren, Ohio, after which
he will 60 to Neustadt, Canada, his former
home. During his absence the church
will be closed for renovation.
The following unclaimed letters remain
In the post Office for the week ending
July 1: Foster Seed Co., Rev. F. A. Har-
ker. Jeremiah Haines. Prof. Warren Mart,
Miss Maggie Mitchell, Potter v. Pearson,
Miss Mary Smith, George Stockton. An
cita Morino, Rita Bumgind.
The Mount Holly Water Company is
going to put In another filter. This will
give additional facilities for filtering the
water and will also keep full supply on
hand when either of the other filters are
being cleaned. The addition to the pres
emit equipment will cost about 81. 500.
Lieutenant Henry H. Savage is ready
to acknowledge with pleasure the receipt
of any cash donations to defray the rifle
practice expenses of the members of
Company E, all of which the state does
not pay for. The funds of the company
for this purpose are getting near the low
water mark,
Louis VanAmburg. popular athlete of
Riverside. died on Wednesday from
Bright's disease. Van Amburg, who was
rs years of age, was one of the fastest
ball players In Burlington county, having
played with the Beverly, Burlington,
Mount Holly and Riverside clubs. This
year he signed to play with the Spring
Garden club.
In The News last week there was
statement regarding the affairs of the
Industry Building Association that was
credited to the State Examiner, Mr.. Clark.
This was not correct. Mr.. Clark has not
yet completed his examination and has
not given out any statement. When he is
through he will make his report to his
chief at Trenton.
A quiet wedding took place at St.
Joseph church, Beverly, on Thursday,
when Miss Mary Davis became the bride
of John Lohr. Rev. James Durnis per-
formed the ceremony. John Mohr, of
Edgewater Park. was best man, and Miss
Fannie Molly was maid of honor. A
reception followed, after which the couple
left on honeymoon trip. and on their
return will reside at Delancos
The New Jersey State Medical Society
held a meeting at Atlantic City during the
last three days in June, and there was
very large attendance. Mount Holly was
represented by six physicians, who found
the social features of the gathering very
pleasant affair. Interesting papers on
timely subjects were read by eminent
physicians. The sessions were held at
the Chalfonte Hotel.
The scaffold has been erected for the
improvements which are to be made to
the interior of st. Andrews church. Ser
vices will be held in the Sunday school
room until the mechanics are through
with their work, which will consume
about two months. The heating system
is to be changed, hard wood floor laid In
the chancel, new carpet purchased, cleo
trio lights installed. and che walls deco
rated
A quiet wedding was solemnized last
week, when a carefully guarded secret
leaked out. Postmaster Arthur F. Stecher,
of Riverside, admitted that he had taken
a bride in the person of Miss Marguerite
A. Moren, formerly of Walnut street,
Philadelphia. The ceremony was per.
formed at St. Johns Catholic church