The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-04-18
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The w. @. T. q. will meet at the HON
of Mrs. Brown. ON Brainard street. nez
Tuesday afternoon.
Ten shares of stock of the Mount Holl
Water Company for sale. Inquire Of job
B. Davis, Farmers National Bank.
The Burlington County convention @
the Brotherhood of America will be he'll
at Moorestown. on Wednesday, April 90.
i Edward Hack has placed four boats II
the water ON the upper creek, and other
viii be launched as fast as they are over
hauled and painted.
Fred Kleinz, OF Riverside, 10 suffering
with q badly lacerated hand, which h
caught in swiftly revolving machine q
the watch case factory.
Florence Castle, No. IS. Knights of tn,
Golden Eagle. has elected Peter Spott
clerk of exchequer, to fill the the vacancy
caused by the death Of A. 8. Bullock.
Oficer Charles Borton, of Riverside, Il
recovering from injuries which he re
ceived at his home by stepping on stici
and falling to the bottom of the cellar.
| At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Aller
Jones, Of Mt Laurel, tomorrow, will oc
cur the marriage of their daughter, Ger
trude May, to Mordecai 8. Haines. o.
Rancocas.
The sum Of $500 was paid on the In
debtedness Of the Methodist parsonage Al
Florence, last week. The money for THU
purpose came as bequest from the late
Elizabeth Hays.
Since the new system was put In opera
ton for the first time on Sunday night,
1t IL said the Methodist Church ID now the
most brilliantly lighted house Of worship
In Mount Holly.
DR.. Calvin ID. Christ. of Orlando, Fla,
and Miss Elizabeth Abbott, Of Moores-
town, are to be married In the Friends
meeting house, at the latter place. on Sat-
urdsy afternoon, April 20.
While engaged on the farm of ]. Aquila
Jones. few days since, Samuel L. Dud-
ley. of Garden street, had the third finger
on his left hand badly lacerated by get
ting 1t caught in potato planter.
There was insurance to cover the loss
on the home of Mrs. Rebeccs Githin, of
Chatsworth, which was destroyed by FIRE
during her absence in New York. A de-
fective chimney 10 supposed to have been
responsible for the trouble.
Miss Helen Greenwsld. well known
young lady of Moorestown. whose death
followed an operation for an abscess on
the brain which produced total blindness,
was buried on Tuesday. The remains
were inferred In the Colestown cemetery.
Fearing that her SON Charles, not quite
FIVE years old, had become lost on Wed
nesday evening, Mrs. Elmer B. Poinsett,
of Cherry street. became quite alarmed.
She soon had sesrchers looking for the
little fellow, who was found near his home
when 1t was just about dark.
Two Of the prettiest Easter window
displays in Mount Holly, last week. were
to be seen at the stationery store of L. 8.
Boyce. and at the pharmacy of Alexan-
der Dubell. The latter showed baskets
of beautifully colored eggs and an assort-
ment Of tempting sweetmeats.
Because of an acceptance Of the resig-
nation of Wilson Matlack as lieutenant of
Company E. he has been succeeded to
that position by Ralph Apologize. The
other officers elected are as follows: Ser
geant, Leon A. Claypoole; corporals. Al
bert L. Kinsler and Charles Nixon.
The coming season at Bradley Beach
will be enjoyed by Mrs. Sarah F. Barri-
ger, of Buttonwood street. where she has
rented cottage. During the summer her
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 81.
Savage, of Mount Holly, and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Barriger, Jr., and son. of st.
Louis.
A certificate of incorporation has been
filed in the Camden county clerks Office
by the Norcross d Edmunds Building
Company, whose authorized capital ia
s125, 200. The incorporators are s. Budd
Norcross, Of Mount Holly; Samuel E.
Walker and N. Perry Edmunds, of Phil
adelphia.
Pesach, the Hebrew festival of Pass
over, which celebrates the important
events of 200 years of Biblical history
when the Hebrews were freed from Egyp-
tian slavery, and their subsequent stay In
the torrid deserts of Arabia, began last
week. The concluding services will be
held tomorrow and Thursday mornings.
A runaway team Of horses driven by
Howard Colby, while passing down White
street Thursday afternoon. ran into the
residence OF Hubert DeCamp. The oc-
cupants, who were eating lunch at the
time, were considerably disturbed by the
crash that followed. No damage was
done. The horses became frightened at
an automobile.
Postmaster DAYS., of Burlington, has
received official notification from Wash
ington to make preparations for the open
ing of the postal savings bank in that
city, which will be ready to receive de-
posts May LIST. Mr.. Davis has also re-
ceived orders to report at Washington for
Instructions in regard to his new duties.
and he will 90 to the national capital on
Friday next.
Justice Clsrenos l.. Cole, of Atlantic
City. the new Circuit Court Judge of this
district, will be the guest of honor at the
annual banquet of the Burlington County
Bar Association, to be given at the Elks'
Home, Mount Holly. ON Monday evening,
April "A, when covers will be spread for
forty persons. Other guests on that oc-
casion will be Hon. Frank T. Lloyd,
and Supreme Court Justice Willard P.
Voorhees,.
BELIEVING that pair of mules had been
stolen from his farm, the authorities here
got busy, Tuesday evening. on receiving
word to that effect from Caleb wilkins,
who lives near Lumberton. The latter
also stated that one of his employees was
missing, which made the case look suspi-
cious. 1t seems that the man quit his
job without giving any notice, and the
team was found In the field where the en-
ploye left 1t.
Miss Mary Bintliff, only daughter of
Captain and Mrs. John Bintlif, of Bever-
ly. waited at her home, Tuesday night,