The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-01-03
Burlington.

While spending Christmas with friends
at Trenton. Mrs George Bernasco fell
downstairs, sustaining broken arm and
other injuries.
The annual poultry show of the Bur-
lington Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock
Association will be held in the Masonic
Hall, January 10Th, Goth and 21st. Send
for premium list and entry blanks.
New officers of Phoenix Lodge No. 80, /.
Q. o. F., are: Noble grand, Joseph Rog-
ers; vice grand. Frederick Tice; recording
secretary, S. s. Davis; financial secretary,
Frank s. Kerr; treasurer, Jacob s. Wool
man; trustees, J. s. Woolman, s s. Davis,
John Wilbur, John Bishop, E. d. Robin
son.
On Saturday the Burlington Grange in
stalled the following officers: Master.
Clarence Adams; overseer, L. Adams;
lecturer, Mary Deacon; treasurer, Will
liam T. Baggs; secretary, Grace Gilbert;
chaplain, Mrs. Levi Frazier; assistant
steward, Howard Sutton; lady assistant
steward, Hope Adams; ceres, William c.
Adams pomona, Mrs. William Shedaker;
fora, Mrs. William Baggs; gate keeper,
John Bauers.
Quick work by members of the Endea-
vor Fire Company saved their home on
Union street last week. A defective fue
is thought to have started the blaze, which
uban d{roouorod had aofon tie NOV
through the walls. A line wss run from
the chemical engine on the ground floor
and the men drilled to save the property
of others were quickly successful In saw
ing their own from the flames.
]. Ralph Shinn, of this city. and Miss
May Gertrude Holstein, of Philadelphia,
were married In Camden, on Wednesday,
by Rev. Percy Perinchief. After the
ceremony reception was given at the
home of the brides parents. Upon their
arrival at this city the newly-weds were
given surprise, as the marriage was sup
posed tc be secret but 1t leaked out
through some unknown source and about
one hundred of Mr.. and Mrs. Shinn's
friends in this city met the 1912 train,
on which they arrived. and gave them a
shower of confetti and rice.
The physicians of Burlington met Tues
day night at the home of DR.. Milford and
organized 1.-THE Burlington Physicians
Protective Association, with the follow.
ing members: Drs. Eugene F. Rink, W.
E Rink, Marcus w. Newcomb, E. R.
Mulford, Charles Dingee, J. B. Cassidy,
]. M, Davis and A. L. Gordon. The as
ISOLATION has for its object the mutual
benefit and protection of its members.
DIR. Eugene F. Rink was elected president,
DR.. ]. B. Cassidy, vice president, and A.
L. Gordon. secretary and treasurer.
committee, consisting Of Drs. milford,
Newcomb and Davis, was appointed tc
draft constitution and bylaws.
Mayor Farmer, on Tuesday evening de
livered lecture to the police force re
garding what he termed their neglect ii
not reporting to him disturbance which
occurred at the corner of High and Uniol
streets Monday night The mayor was In
! formed by outside parties that crow,
congregated at the corner mentioned an,
made matters unpleasant for nearby resi-
dents by their outcries and that polio
t call had been sent In. When the guar
dams of the peace arrived on the scene
greater part Of the gang had dispersed
only four being found there. This quar-
tette was ordered to take their departure
. which order was at once complied with
Mayor Farmer blamed the police for nc
{ making arrests and also for not calling tn
matter to his attention.