The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-11-07

fering with bone felon on the indie
finger Of bis left hand.
A fire ct the home Of Henry Southland
New Egypt, on Wednesday morning. wa
quickly subdued by the firemen Of ths
town.
Finding the venture to be Improbable
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company hs
discontinued running train on Sunds,
to Beach Haven.
i Armour Union of the w. G. T. U. vii
hold a meeting at the home Of Mrs r. W
Sprow. on Shreve street, next Tuesda,
evening. November IA.
In addition to a quail and two rabbit
which he bagged on the first day of tn
cunning season, Harry Irons, Of New
Egypt. killed 81 gray squirrels.
The Masonic Temple-will be occupied
on the nights Of November II and IS. BY
those interested In the annual supper tha
win be given on those dates for the benefi
Of the Unionville Sunday School.
The handsome Delaney property
located on Camden avenue, Moorestown,
has been purchased by former Judge
Joseph 81. Gaskill, Of Mount Holly. The
purchase price IL said to have been
go, 600.
Sheriff WorreIl and wife and DR.. R. a.
Parsons left Mount Holly ON Thursday for
Rochester, MINI, where Mrs. Worrell ia
to be operated on at the famous Mayo hospi-
tai. DIR. Parsons will return to Mount
Holly on Saturday.
Representatives from many churches In
the county met In the Methodist church,
Mount holly, on Tuesday evening, and
formed q Burlington county inter-church
federation for work In the "Men and
Religious Forward Movement"
Having resigned his position as q
butcher In Riverside on Saturday night,
where he was employed by Cramer g
Rogers. George II. johnson, Of Mount
Holly, has taken his old position with the
Imperial Market on Washington street.
An important meeting In the interest of
the Mems Forward Movement" that has
taken root throughout the county and
state will be held In the Methodist church
at Masonville. on Friday evening Of this
week. beginning at Tao o'clock. Rev. J.
L. Surtees. Of Camden. well-known pull
rs{f orafnr uflI pnakA a. ad1~oo. ar1 al
men are urged to come out and hear him.
At the meeting of Washington Camp.
No. II, P. O. s. Of A., on Thursday even
ing, the entertainment committee decided
to hold wash boiler social on Novem-
Der 10. Members from out Of town are to
be invited, and those having charge of the
affair promise several surprises. All MEM
bers Of the Camp are requested to attend,
as they have something coming to them.
William Horner, Of Florence, was
victim Of pickpockets at Burlington. on
Halloween night. There were others as
well. and the loss sustained In this direc-
ton amounted to over $500. Two or three
Of the operators were arrested and COM
mitted to the county jail, while others
were driven from town by well known
detectives who were employed for that
occasion.
Having become so discouraged that he
nearly made up his mind to order q cessa-
ton OF the drilling on his farm on the
South Pemberton road, Joseph @. Dubell
IL more than pleased now that he did not
take such step, az he Is in possession of
. well 175 feet deep which Is furnishing
him with an excellent supply of water.
The Hydraulic Well Drilling Company,
Of Mount Holly. kept pegging away until
water was reached, but they had to go
Down greater distance than was at
first expected.
George w. Tjchenor, of Burlington, a
we'll known photographer who formerly
conducted branch studio in Mount
Holly. was seized with an attack of heart
disease yesterday morning and fell dead.
He had been suffering from that trouble
for long time. Deceased who was SO
years old. was q member Of the Knights
Of Columbus and various societies con-
nected with the Catholic Church. He
was resident Of Burlington for about SO
years. A widow, two sons and two
DAUGHTERS survive him.
William B. Mccall, of Engine Company.
No. 40. located at 7th and Carpenter
streets. Philadelphia, presented hand
some badge of the State Firemen's Asso-
citation which met at York, Pa, recently,
to the America Hose Company, of Mount
holly. which organization received the
gift last night with rising vote OF thanks
The emblem is a very pretty one and
Artistically made. In appreciation Of this
Mr. Mccall and the men,
bers of No. 4s. are invited to be the guests
Of America Company at the firemen's
parade to be held here on Thanksgiving
Day.
Since the opening of the cunning sea-
son Game Warden Morton has made the
following arrests, and In each case the
defendants were taken before Justice
Of the Peace and fined &2S.65: October
30, Firman Fenimore, of Canaan, South
smpton township, setting box traps for
rabbits; November 1st, David Baker,
Joseph Mcfarland. and Walter G. Brown,
of Philadelphia, cunning without license;
Frank Bywater. Camden, cunning with
out resident license; November 9th, Earl
Adams and Thomas Henry, Jr., of Bev-
erly. cunning on Sunday near Hampton
Gate. Theodore Simons, of Vincentown.
killed two deer on Wednesday, one near
Chatsworth and one near Skit creek.
The congregation OF St. Paul's Lutheran
church, Hainesport. was surprised and
RrieYed, on Sunday. when the pastor, Rev.
A. +. A. Neudoerffer, rendered his
resignation. 1t was reluctantly accepted,
and the minIster viii leave the latter part
Of this month to enter the mission field of
British India. There will be sincere re-
greet, not only in the parish of St. Pauls
but in the entire community over the fact
that Mr.. Neudoerffer IL going to leave.
Since he has been in charge Of the church
at Hainesport 1t has steadily advanced in
membership and in good work. The young
minister has formed scquaintancss and
friendships that any man might be proud
of and those who have been in any way
connectad with him will haer taet,y,,o,,x, =.