The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-01-03
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delphia.
The W. G. t. o. will meet at the hom
of Mrs. q. H. Earnest, Garden street
Tuesday afternoon. January 10th.
Miss Bertha Kreps. of Riverside, is a
: the Burlington County Hospital, wher
she was operated ON for appendicitis.
Nathan Miller, foreman of the Miro
Office, was presented with New Year
gift ON Sunday morning. 1t was boy.
Charles Porter, of Evesboro, is pa
tient at Cooper Hospital, Camden. H
was caught by falling tree and badly in
jured.
Rev. DIR. Baker, national superintend
ent of the Anti-Saloon League, will speal
in the Methodist Church, on Sunday even
ing next, at 730.
The township committee of Chester ha
appointed Samuel G. Roberts to succeed
Joseph L. Hilton as a member of tn
Board of Freeholders.
According to the report of George W
Heaton, of Moorestown, during 1910 Their
were Al marriages. 81 births and n DEATH
In Chester township.
i Franklin P. Eudicott, of Marlton, II
confined to the home of his daughter, In
Haddon6eld, by an illness which renders
him almost helpless.
j There will be supper In st. Andrews
parish house on Friday night. January 10
The bill of fare will consist of terrapin,
oysters, croquettes, etc.
Mark Reynolds has accepted a position
with the South Jersey Tobacco Company.
William s. Walther, the former shipping
clerk, has gone with the American Tobac-
co Co.
The Beverly Firemen's Relief Associa-
ton has elected John T. Morrell. president;
William G. Maute, vice president; William
B. Cramer, secretary; and Charles F.
Stevenson, treasurer.
Tobacco dealers at Burlington, suspected
Of selling cigarettes to minors, have been
hailed before Mayor Farmer and notified
that they will be arrested If there Is any
further violation of the law.
The Senate Commission to investigate
the methods, practices expenses and dis
bursements of the free public schools of
the state, will hold meeting in the court
house, on Saturday, at 10 O'Clock. noon.
After spending the holidays at his home
in Mount Holly, Clarence Price will again
start for the west some time this week, in
the interest ofthe Victor Talking Machine
Company. His wife will accompany him.
A very quiet wedding took place at
Edgewater Park on Thursday evening,
when Miss Winifred Webster became the
wife Of Edward Rodman, of the Salem
road. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. James Lawrence.
Ryland E. Lippincott is now enrolled as
a student at the University of Pennsyl-
vania Law School. During the past two
years the young man had been studying
law in the offices of v. Claude Palmer and
James M. Davis.
A very pleasant time prevailed on Wed
nesday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Whitman, on Rutland avenue.
The occasion was a celebration of the 21st
birthday of their son, William U. Wit
man. who entertained about thirty guests.
Joseph B. Snuff died on Thursday af-
ter being indisposed for some time. He
had reached the age of 80 years four days
previous to death. The remains were
buried yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence of j. e. Simon. on High street,
where he boarded.
The Mothers Circle, of Riverton. sent
four boxes of fine apples to the Insane
Asylum as a Christmas gift to the In
mates. who thoroughly enjoyed them.
Some of them ate their share at once,
while others thought they were too pretty
to eat and carefully put them away.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR Is in store for the
person who saves. Remember It's the
dollar you do not spend that puts you
ahead. Begin the New Year by opening
an account with the Mount Holly Safe
Deposit & Trust Company. Three per
cent. interest paid on time deposits.
Ella Bates, of New Egypt, aged years,
was rescued from drowning there on Tues
day afternoon. In her attempt to walk on
Oakford Lake, the little one fell through
thin ice at the flood gates. Screams by
her sister attracted the attention of some
boys who were skating and they rescued
the child.
More than four weeks ago Henry Kru-
ger informed his boarding house mistress,
Mrs. Mccoy, of South Beverly, that he
felt SO "blue" that he would take stroll
in the country. He has not been seen
since. He recently lost his job. and be-
came so Respondent that his friends be-
lieve he committed suicide.
Oysters took fall on Tuesday when
Wellington G. Bozarth's trotter ran away
with his fish wagon. In trying to stop the
animal the owner received cuts on his face
and hands of painful nature. When
the horse started off Bozarth grabbed the
tail board. but as 1t was not fastened he
was thrown to the ground.
The Unionville Sunday school has elect
ed the following officers: Superintendent,
Jervis 8. Zelley; assistant, Charles Fort;
secretary. Frank Snyder; assistant. Aaron
Burtis; librarian, Lewis Lippincott; treas
urer, Mrs. Oscar Pew; organist, Miss
Esther Morris; assistant, Miss Rens Pew
caretaker, Mrs s. G. Parker
The Farmers Exchange of Monmouth
county has decided to purchase potatoes
only by weight hereafter. Potatoes should
be sold at retail on the same plan, which
is the best method. According to the
United States standard, q bushel of white
potatoes should weigh sixty pounds. and
sweet potatoes six pounds less.
Rev. George T. Harris, of the Mount
Holly M. e. Church, was In Trenton, ON
Saturday, participating in the laying OF
the corner stone of the Greenwood Ave.
nue. Methodist Church Rev. Frederick
B. Harris, son of the Mount Holly min
lister. is pastor OF the new church, and
has done hard and effective work In secur
ing the new place of worship. which will
be beautiful addition to the city Of Tren
ton.
Coming to Mount Holly about weel
ago William Inglis, of Brooklyn, sool
learned that he had been the victim of al
alleged land swindling scheme. having