The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-08-15
Change In Baukine Busineas.

- C0AtlACubo vas uicQ III Inc OllC6 OF Tn
Clerk Of Burlington county, on Saturday
} which signifies the intention Of tn
Farmers National Bank, of Mount Holly
to go out Of business as a bank, but t
continue as a trust company under tn,
name Of The Farmers Trust Company o.
Mount Holly.
\ This move has been under consideration
for some time, and the State Department
after carefully considering the proposition
granted the necessary permission. When
all OF the arrangements for this change
have been completed the Trust Company
will be owned by the stockholders of the
Farmers bank, who will be asked to ex.
change their present holdings for the new.
The bank will then go ont Of business as
bank, but will at once begin as trust
company.
Under the new system banking business
will be continued, and in addition, every
thing that is now permissible for trust
companies will be taken up. This will
broaden the field of the institution with
out imparing its solidity. The capital
stock of the new concern will be 5000, 900,
with 800, 600 surplus. 1t will take some
time to sget the many details perfected,
but 1t Is hoped the change will be made
and business under the new charter begin
In October.
1t is believed this move will be very
beneficial to the institution which has so
long successfully existed as bank Banks
In different parts of the country have
made similar change, and each one visit
ed by the committee which had the CON
stderation Of the subject In hand, showed
that nothing had been lost In the transfer.
ELECTION Ofsicera
The State Civil Service Commission has
certified to the proper officials the results
of tests for election officers under the
Geran act. In Burlington county 800
nominations were made, but only 1870 can
didates appeared Of these one Republi-
can and three Democrats failed to pass.
Following is list of the successful
candidates. The Republicans are:
Beverly eity-Walter L. Marter, Charles w.
Adams, Jr., James Devenny, George w. Adds
Beverly township-George l. Ellis, James II
Bordentown city-James H. Morgan. Paul
A. Thomas, Clarence B. Assay, William Vain
siey. bernard Wlshart, Bernard A. Clark,
Abraham L. Mitchell, Richard w. Coe, oliver
Burlington township-Fred P. Birkett, Geo.
g. Mcintyre.
Burlington city,. James Porter, Frank
Stiles. James W. smith, Harold T. Blinn, VIII
liam Atkinson. William Parker. william II.
W.
John J. Parker.
Chester Edward Lambert, Oscar R. Gas
XIII, Harry timer, William B. Urquhart,
Howard Fish, Alfred Taylor, Harvey M,
Roberts.
Cinnaminson-Lewiss Smith. Harry McKin-
ney.
Delran-Samuel R. schurch, Barclay Muir
ray.
Evesham-CharlesF F. Clymer.
Florence Richard Hamilton, Jr., George
Gibbs, John Roe, George e. Brown James e.
Hamilton, William II. Green, d. Harry Bis
hop, Edward Robbins, Bayard Taylor, Charles
Lumberton-Carl w. Mendenhail.
Mansfield John ]. Ridgway j. Elwood
Medford-T. Raymond wilkins.
Mount Laurei-Howard L. Weeden, Joseph
New Hanover-George Higgins.
North Hanover-Charles E. Lawyer Harry
Borden, Isaac K. Harrison.
neutrality-suspicious. s. Hume, V. Claude
Palmer, George M. Sleeper Nelson Dew
Pnmyea. Herbert 8. Killie, Ernest ID. Hole
man. Henry c. Shinn, Howard e. Alcott, Will
liam 8. Fryer, Albertus Ii. Jackson. John ID.
Mason.
Paimyra-Joseph W. Richards, Jr., sidney
Y Snelson, Harry ]. Saar, Harry Kemmeriy
Pemberton Borough-Jarvis p. Seaman.
uel Bills
Hugh, William H. Bisbing, Philip Schmidt,
William II. Silly.
Riverton-Thomas carp, Frederick P. Hemp
hill.
southampton-Hnli K. Colkitt, D. Budd
Jones.
springneid-Harry c. Warner. James T.
Washington-George s. Maxwell. John G.
Gale.
estampton-EdwardK X. Clark
Willingboro- Newton s. Sewers, William NJ.
Winner
Woodiand-Jesse Bozarth, Harry Sloan.
The Democrats who passed the examinations
Beverly City-Howard Perkins, T. Frank
Zimmerman. Edgar C. Perkins, Clarence
Beverly Township-Robbins B. Borel, An
thony Winkelopecht, ]. Ritner Praul, Samuel
M. Roberts.
Bordentown City-William M. Wright,
Howard A. Bodine, James ID. Magee, George
II: Friedrich, Daniel J. Q. Clark. William Bar
Bordentown TownshIp-John J. Murphy,
William H. Haines.
Burlington City William F. Ryan, Edward
Gordon. Harry NJ Mitchell, Joseph Miller,
Matthew N. Elder, Clarence Mitchell, Edward
II: Schuyler, Craig Simpson, Stokes Fenimore,
Michael j. Shannon, Howard s. Miller, AlonzO
Shinn.
Burlington Township-George d. Wetherill.
rem a Ha,y eSePn "
K. Watson, James Madden, Edward ]. Brock,
Frank Phster, George M. Gibson.
CInnaminson-Joseph F. SCHNEIDER, Joseph
T. Schiller.
Delran- William W. Murphy, Rodman P.
Gaskill
pincOtt.
Evesham-W VILLAIN Garwood, Alfred VIM
mer, Alfred Middleton.
Fieldsboro-HarrY D. Brock.
Florence-Thomas f. Watson, Robert f.
Sweeney, De Forrest Frazier. Michael McGrath.
Lumberton-Frank Cotton, Clifford l.. Engle.
Mansheld-Patrick II. Murphy, Arthur Mon
try.
Medford-Elmer E. Bogue, William B. Cow
perthwaite.
Mount Laurel-John Dugan.
New Hanover-Charles Harker, Benjamin 8.
Huss.
North Hanover-Edward F. Challander. Lee
G. Davis.
Observation-Disclosures Hoffman, Francis
@. Naylor, Francis IL. Reed, John Let's, Mau-
rice Rowan.
Palmyra-William II. Buck, Elias Morgan,
Marion f. Wallace, William B. Powell.
Pemberton Borough-Howard Montgomery,
John B. Hawkins.
Riverside Krein, Joseph Krein,
Fred Kettler.
Riverton-Ezra NJ. Per ins, Charles Fox.
Shamong-Wnliam q. Small, Alfred Grain.
Southampton-George W. Powell, F. Elmer
Darwood, Edward w. Kline
pringdeId-George s. DANTE. Thomas Hor-
ner, Forrest p. Harker.