The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-02-14
Eastman's Kodaks and supplies. L. 8


/ Berry crates by the carload are beinl
!, received at Moorestown for the farmer
In that vicinity.
i Armour Union will meet at the home o
q Mrs Charles Eugle, Garden street, mex
Tuesday evening.
Henry G. Webster, who formerly re
t sided at Borton's Landing, died recently
In New York city.
D Rev. ]. ]. Neudoerffer, of Warren, Ohio
, is visiting his brother, the pastor of St
Paul's Church, Hainesport.
: While Smelling corn on his farm, neal
/, Moorestown. James Riley came near los
ing one of his fingers by getting 1t caught
10 the shelter.
Game Warden Morton, of Mount Holly,
has purchased power boat for use In
looking after Illegal fishermen on the
Delaware river.
The property owned by Adam BOUCHER,
, at Masonville, and offered for sale by j.
! ]. Fenstermacher, has been sold to J. j.
Jones, of Mssonville.
. When the Improvements to the Zelley
building. on High street, are completed.
the law Office of Robert Peacock will be
removed to the first floor.
Mrs. Brown. of Bridgeboro, was Sc
: verely scalded on one whole side of her
body. last week, by the upsetting of a
large kettle of hot water
Getting his foot caught between a rail
and planking leading to the railroad sta
ton at Roebling, Joseph Kelly, aged nine
years. had his left thigh fractured yester-
day.
Miss Lydia Bloomsbury, who has been
a teacher in the public schools at Borden
town for the last So years, has been placed
on the pension roll by the Board of Edu-
cation.
Bishop McFaul. of Trenson diocese, has
transferred Rev. William Mexican, for
merly OF st. Magdalen r. G. Church,
Pennington, to ST. Glare Church,
Florence, to succeed Rev. John Caulfield
The Burlington quarterly meeting of
the Society of Friends will be held in the
meeting house, corner High and Garden
streets. Mount Holly, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 81, at 1890 o'clock. Everybody is
Iinyited.
Miss Flora e. Strout, q white ribbon
missionary from japan. will speak In the
Presbyterian church. next Friday even
ing, at 7.S0 o'clock. A silver offering will
be taken. This Is given under the auspices
of Armour Union.
A seven-cent valentine social will be
held In the hall at Hainespart, this even
ing, under the auspices of the Luther
League. 1t will begin at 7.S0 and the
public is invited to enjoy the many novel
features that will be presented.
1.-THE News Publishing Company" has
been incorporated by several business men
headed by George N. Winner and they
have taken an option on the Palmyra Nesos
and contemplate running it as a medium
to boom Palmyra and Its interests. A
meeting will soon be held to determine
whether the purchase shall be made.
Setting February 1S as the date for their
double wedding, in order to mislead their
many friends who had planned the usual
hazing, Mrs Viola Swift and Elwood
Cares; Miss Luella Mccoy and Edward
Candy slipped away from Beverly, Satur-
day evening, and were married at Cam
den by Rev. Holmes Gravatt. Both couples
will reside in Burlington.
1t was expected that the musical comedy
that was given In the opera house two
evenings last week for the benefit of the
High School Alumni Association, would
be repeated on Thursday evening. But
as there was another entertainment claim
ing share of patronage that evening 1t
was decided to hold the comedy of awhile
and give somebody else chance.
The erection of church is now en-
crossing the attention of the people of
Hartford and vicinity. For this purpose
the Sunday school has subscribed over
g., 900. Ground may be broken during
the summer and the structure completed
by fall Non-denominational lines will
mark the conduct of this church, In which
it is proposed to install reading room,
gymnasium and work shop for ladies.
William Clevenger, of Water street, was
arrested on Saturday by Deputy Sheriff
Fleetwood and Detective Parker. He
is charged with the theft of three brass
kettles from the canning factory on Water
street. The stolen property was found
In pigeon fly on Andersonville where
Clevenger had been raising chickens. The
authorities are trying to connect him with
other robberies that have been committed
about town. In default of $500 bail the
defendant was committed for court.
The same hymns which were sung at
dedication of the Beverly Baptist church
were sung at the sixtieth anniversary cele-
bration held Friday evening, which was
participated In by all the denominations
of Beverly, Burlington, Palmyra and
Delanco. Rev. w. Ward Willis, pastor,
had charge of the meeting. Rev. Dr.
Masisne, of Gethsemane Baptist church,
Philadelphia, former pastor, Rev. Dr.
Eastwood. of Burlington; Rev. Arthur
Phillips, Of the Presbyterian church, and
Rev. Frederick G. Uhl, of Methodist
church, made addresses.
Deputy Sheriff Fleetwood, of Mount
Holly, and Constable Charles Borton, of
Riverside. figured In an important cap
ture, last week, when the two swooped
down on the home Of James Simple, near
New Albany, and arrested Simple, at the
same time recovering considerable guam
tity of stolen goods that he had stored
away between the walls In the attic, that
were taken recently from the home of
Harry Bray In Beverly. The authorities
long suspected Simple of having been
mixed up in the deal. Among the arti-
cles recovered was q suit of clothes,
watch, several sets of underwear, three
pairs of shoes and number of other ar
ticles. He was committed to the county
jail for court.
The newly organized New Egypt Ice
Company has arranged to begin work on
the erection of plant so that 1t can be
operated by April IS. 1t will be equipped
| with all modern maChinarv The non