The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-03-22
HE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1910
LOCAL NEWS.
Next Sunday will be Easter.

Next Sunday will be Easter.
Next Friday will be moving day. Marcl
25.
Buy your Easter post cards and book
lets at Boyce's.
Buy your Edison Portland cement a
Rogers & Boyd's.
Musk rat trappers are about ready t,
quit business for the season.
Rev. James Stoddard preached in Trim
ity church, Moorestown, on Sunday even
ing.
Henry Lippincott and Miss Mabel Bal
linger, of Moorestown, are to be married
tomorrow.
Howard Longstreet. of Moorestown
took possession OF q farm near Noun
Holly. on Thursday.
The engagement has been announced o.
81. Stroud Albright, of Moorestown, ant
Miss Marie w. Young, of Marlton.
In some sections of this county peopl.
who violate the law by driving at night
without light, are being arrested and
fined.
Philip N. Haines. of Jacksonville, who
was recently operated on at the Hahne
mann Hospital, for appendicitis, is recov.
ering nicely.
Andrew Waltz and Miss Marion Cook,
both of Lumberton, were married on Sat-
urday. March IL. They are living with
the brides mother.
A movement to close the stores at Penn
berton on Tuesday and Thursday nights
at 6 o'clock, is being fostered by the gro
Gerry clerks at that place.
A shad supper will be given by the la
dies of the Presbyterian Church at the
Masonic Temple, on Saturday evening,
April 9. Tickets 25 cents. redeemable at
the table.
All the trees In the large apple orchard
belonging to Frederick 6hedaker, a farmer
living near Burlington. are being uproot-
ed, the same having been destroyed by
the San Jose scale.
Under the auspices of the Y. W. G. T.
o., Colonel George W. Balm, of Kentucky,
will deliver his new lecture In the First
Baptist Church, at Moorestown. on Mon
day evening, April 4.
There will be sale Of cakes, pies, bread
and aprons in the store of Morris Fl.
Keller, on Saturday, April I'd, CON-
mencing at Q o'clock p. M, by the Christ
ian Temperance Unions.
The rumor of a suicide by young man
near Jacksonville, week ago, proved to
be Bert Hancock, IS years old, son Of
George Hancock, farmer, who shot him
self In the head with q revolver
An illustrated lecture on yellowstone
Park, !" by William F. Overman. principal
OF the Moorestown Friends Academy,
was given in the lecture room of the Pres
byterian Church. on Friday evening.
J. J. Fenstermacher has sold the Apple
gate property near Jobstown to George
Petit, of Wrightstown; also the farm
owned by Charles Willhalm. near Haines.
port. to Philip ]. Karge. of Mount Holly.
Weakened as the result of a second
stroke of paralysis. Moses Janet, of
Moorestown, while out walking on Thurs
day, fell and dislocated his shoulder. He
was removed to Cooper hospital, Camden.
A barn that was used as stable, car
rage house and paint shop. belonging to
G. F. Robinson, was totally destroyed at
Moorestown, on Wednesday, by a fire
which had its origin In the burning of
bush.
The county convention of the Senior
Order United American Mechanics, will
be held in the rooms of Council No. 10,
Mount Holly, on Thursday. A banquet
will be one of the interesting features of
the occasion.
Elwood Foalks, of New Egypt, is re-
covering from injuries which consisted of
q badly lacerated face and splintered
cheek bone. While working in his fathers
saw mill the large circular saw picked up
a large knot. throwing 1t with terrific force
into the boys face.
If you want your young chickens to
grow, thrive and be healthy, feed them
Holly Chick food, manufactured and for
sale at Rogers & Boyd's mill. Also. may
be had at 81. G. Warmers store at Jobs
town; o. Vanwsgoner's, Burlington;
Currie & Stow, Beverly, and the Changers
Cooperative society, at Columbus.
A memorable event in its history will
come to Company E, of Mount Holly,
which is attached to the Third Regiment,
National Guards, the latter having been
designated to take part in the mannuvres
and encampment to be held in July at
place yet to be selected in Pennsylvania,
Maryland or Virginia. This outing will
give the local soldiers taste of all the
branches of regular army work.
Having failed to secure the value of
lot of goods that were lost or stolen In
transit from Freehold to Mount Holly
about year ago. Abraham Saltzman ap-
peared before Justice Slack, on Wednes-
day. and secured judgment for $86. Is
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. William A. Slaughter represent
ed the complainant, and T. Logan Gas
kill appeared for the railroad company.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
in the Court of Chsncery by J. Warren
Davis, attorney of the firm of Davis &
Davis, Mount Holly, for Sadie P. Down
against her husband, Lucius P. Down,
horse dealer at $50 Federal street, Camden.
The papers In the suit were served by an
attache of the Sheriff's Office on Wednes-
day. Desertion for two years is the
ground on which the petition is based and
on which she demands support. The
couple were married by Rev. II. ]. Zelley,
pastor of the Union M. E. church, in
1905. The couple have no children.
Evening sacramental services will be
held In the First Presbyterian Church,
commencing on Monday. March %, as
follows: Rev. Franklin ]. Miller, Presby-
terrain Church, Delanco; music by Aubrey
Worrell. Tuesday, Rev. l. Mench Cham
bers, Presbyterian Church, Merchantville;
music by Miss Deacon and DR.. Wander
veer. Wednesday, Rev. Paul Erdman,
missionary, Zahleh, Syria; music by Jesse
G. Strauss, Thursday, Rev. w. Dayton