The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-03-21
Easter post cards for you at Boyce,s. i.

/ Easter post cards for you at Boyce's.'
| Girls wanted as apprentices for millin-
cry business at Saltzman's.
312 Garden street for sale. Eight rooms
and bath. steam heat, all conveniences
Apply at S12 Garden street
A helper from Camden is assisting W.
S. Smith, station agent at Marlton, be-
cause the latter has not been In good
health for several weeks.
Harvey A. Worrell has gone into the
business of plumbing, gas, water and
steam fitting. Estimates cheerfully fur
nished. Bell telephone GAG W.
Roy B. Rogers and Miss Myrtle l. Bow
man, both of Burlington, were married
on Saturday afternoon at the home of the
bride by Rev. T. M. Eastwood.
Having been successful with their re-
cent entertainment, Medford Grange
has given the proceeds, amounting to
$50, to the Burlington County Hospital.
Twelve young men from Camden. with
reputation of being freight riders, land
ed at East Burlington, Saturday night,
and at once created a big disturbance.
Officers arrested seven of them and each
was fined $685.. The other five escaped.
The windows of St. Paul's church,
Hainesport, have been beautified by the
use of windowphane, and the congrega-
ton is well pleased with the result and
expresses gratitude to the Luther League
and merchants of Mount Holly who aided
in the improvement.
A number of clocks have been installed
at various stores about town by the Wes~
cru Union Telegraph Company. AS soon
as the proper connections are made the
time will be corrected hourly by Miss
Title Assay, the local operator, by simply
pressing an electric button.
Misses Bernadetta Mehl and Alice
Rowan went to Philadelphia, on Satur-
day, and while in department store the
attention of one of them was called to the
fact that her shopping bag was open. On
examining the bag it was found that So,
three railroad tickets, ring and other
jeweIry were gone.
The Exchange Hotel at Burlington,
which has been under the proprietorship
Of George L. Garwood for the past ten
years, will pass to the control of Harry
Marlin and Edward Watts on April LIST.
NJ, Ho~-ood ..,{lI davo+a b{s @i,,a 80 IA.
liquor store in Mount Holly, where he
will also engage in the bottling business.
John Lawrence, plumber, had a mar
row escape from death In the Enterprise
office at Burlington. on Thursday. when
nearly all his clothing was torn of by get
ting caught in rapidly revolving shaft.
The mans life was saved by John Kress-
Ter, foreman of the press room, who leap
ed to the switchboard and shut off the
power.
1t has developed that Rev. Percy Perrin
chief, pastor of Centenary Church, Cam
den. for the last two years, will not be
returned there. AS no changes In Camden
churches had been expected, this announce
ment was received with much surprise.
The reason assigned for his withdrawal Is
Il, health, and he is said to want smaller
church.
Aubrey s. Worrell, son of George D.
Worrell. of Mount Holly, and Miss Mar
guerite Flanders. daughter of ex-Mayor
Charles Y. Flanders, of Burlington, were
married in the Old Swede Church at
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday. Nor
man Lynn and friend of the bride sup
ported the happy couple, who are now
living in Mount Holly.
The Metropolitan band of thirty pieces
has been engaged to accompany Burling
ton Lodge, No. 996, B. P. o. E., to At
lantic City during the Elks' convention in
June next. The lodge intends to have In
the parade drill team that will try to
wrest the laurels from some of the many
other teams that will be in line. Captain
E. B. Stone will drill and have charge of
the team.
Rev. Charles e. Koch. located at Med
ford, who is connected with the Mission
airy American School Union, announces
that he has been authorized to organize
Sunday schools where needed in this Sec
ton, and to hold evangelistic meetings
with such schools. He is also ready to
present the missionary work of the Union
in churches and to receive contributions
for the same.
Suffering with four stab wounds on his
head and face, which are thought to have
been made with q stiletto, an Italian liv-
ing at Florence was unable to appear at
the time set for hearing. which was
postponed until next Saturday. The al
legged assailants of this man were arrest
ed. One of them gave bail in the sum of
$500, and the other is confined in the
county Jail.