The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-05-23
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James Mcfarland, of Mount Holly ave
nue.. who has been III with pneumonia, Il
able to be around again.
Beginning with Sunday, May %, tn,
services in Grace P. E. Church, Pember
ton, will be held at 7.s0 P. NJ.
The mother of George D. Worrell, o.
Mount Holly, underwent an operation II
Philadelphia hospital last week.
John d. Clevenger. after a protracted
stay at Washington. D. c., has again
taken up his residence in Mount Holly.
The fife aud drum corps connected with
the Foresters of America, at Florence, will
appear on Memorial day with new uni
forms.
After being confined to his bed for some
time with kidney trouble, G. Shed Hol
land. the Mill street barber, is around
again.
Collins E. Norcross and Edith Griffith
both of West Chester. Pa, were married
in Mount Holly. on Saturday, by Rev
George T. Harris.
John ThrockmortOn, of Mount Holly
was one of the 14S men who took the
examination for game warden before the
Civil Service Commission.
The building in which members of the
Marlton Grange have been holding theil
meetings, known as Endicott's hall, has
been purchased by that organization.
Local talent will give musicale in the
Methodist church this evening. An In
teresting programme will be presented
An admission of 10 ceuts will be charged.
Having recovered from an attack of ty-
phoid fever after receiving treatment al
the Burlington County Hospital. Charles
Wills has returned to his home In Bur.
lington.
Nine saplings from various parts of the
county were properly planted in Mount
Holly Forest No. 8, Tall Cedars of Leba.
non, at meeting in the Masonic Temple
on Tuesday night.
Prosecutor Samuel A. Atkinson enter
tanned good audience in the Baptist
church, Thursday night, with his lecture,
ACROSS the Continent" The pictures
were very pretty.
Don't forget the postponed lecture on
''The Fight Against tuberculosis. to be
given In the court house. on Thursday
evening, by Norman W. Harker. No
admission will be charged.
Owing to illness, Ferdinand Bozarth, q
substitute, acted for week in serving
customers for Albert 81. Ridgway, who
recently purchased his present milk bus
mess from Harry Hawkins, 6r.
On Monday evening, June s. pleasant
event at their home on Mount Holly
avenue, will be the celebration of the
tenth anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry A. Quicksall.
The debut of Burlington county's new
Circuit Court Judge will be made to-day,
when Hon. Clarence L. Cole, of Atlantic
City. will be ready to try cases on the
Supreme and Circuit court lists.
Those Mount Holly veterans who took
part In the parade at Trenton, on Thurs
day, In connection with the annual G. A..
r. encampment, found themselves pretty
well exhausted from the excessive heat
that prevailed.
Cellar excavating is now in progress for
the erection Of double frame house by
Walter Allen on the lot which he recently
purchased on Grant street. The barn that
recently stood on this property has been
RACED.
The annual visitation of Bishop McFaul
drew a large audience at the Sacred Heart
Church on Sunday morning. The con-
frmation service and the sermon deliver
ed by the prelate were both interesting.
A class of SO was confirmed.
In a statement made by Burlington
newspaper. that the New York market is
the only one where shad are bringing any
kind of q price, Mount Holly seems to
have been overlooked. Roe shad are still
bringing from 65 to So cents h ere.
The formal opening of Rancocas Park
will take place next Saturday night when
there will be dancing Manager Samuel
Browne has arranged an unusually attrac-
tive programme of events for Memorial
day, which will include two games of
base ball
H. Colby Budd died on Sunday at his
home In Pemberton from cancer Of the
throat. He was IS years of age. Mr..
Budd was charter member of the Mount
Holly Lodge of Elks and one of it's Past
Exalted Rulers. The funeral will take
place on Wednesday afternoon at $50.
A. Lincoln Sailer, Walter T. Stewart
and T. Clifford Keeler. of Mount Holly.
are serving as members of the petit jury
of the United States District Court at
Trenton. Other residents of the county
doing similar duty are: Davis G. Wells and
James B. Hankins, Pemberton; Walter D.
Wright, Bordentown; James W. Caldwell,
Crosswicks.
Registered on the list of unfortunates
at Medford are the following names: Mrs.
Clarence Wells, fractured arm; James
Mathis, fractured wrist; Everette Haines,
fractured bone In ankle; Henry Bakely,
fractured wrist; William G. Holmes, nail
in palm of hand. L. A. Wescott, sta
ton agent, has a carbuncle on the back Of
his head.
As the result Of recent examinations be
fore the State Board of Pharmacy, A. W
Petit, of Merchantville, is included II
the list of those who successfully passed
as registered pharmacist. In the list o.
registered assistants appears the name Of
Leslie Southgate, of Burlington, who II
employed in Mount Holly at the drul
store of Alexander Dubell.
Rather than pay bill for repairs to hil
automobile which he considered to be un
just, DR.. George W. McKelway. o.
Moorestown. stood suit. The case wal
tried at the court house, on Wednesday
before Justice Slack and jury of six men
The amount involved was $500, TO
which the jury rendered verdict In favo
of the Auto Equipment Company, O
Philadelphia. 1t has not been decided ye
whether the case will be appealed. Tn
complainant was represented by William
A. Slaughter, and Robert Peacock ap