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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-10-03
PUBLIC SALE or FARM WITH
DWELLING HOUSE
Stock, Crops. and Farm Implements
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 49,

farming, Will sell at PUBIC Sale
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1911
the following
HORSES. cows, PIGS.
Five nead of horses I; one bay mare seven wear,
t oaa ana good worker g and driver one gray mare
Il u, dam, Minnie Warner. 2 30 one roam horse
good worker; one bay colt, three years old, brok.
make race horse one buckskin horse, twelve
years old, as tough as the name. Fifteen cows
all raised on the Farm and all milking ON,
Guernsey bull nine Jersey Red pigs.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Two heavy farm wagons, one nearly new one
four inch tread. bottom and sides set calf racks
two sets hay shelyiugs, one set new; Deerinp
binder, six-foot cut; moving machine; thret
drill. fertilizer drill Two-seated carriage, witt
pole and shafts new buggy, leather top spindle
wagon. milk wagon, wheel barrow. marking-oui
sled, iano roller, Randall pillow, stub cutter
Sharp's make; cut harrow, 20 tooth smoothing
harrow, other harrows, walking and riding cult
yators two two-horse plows, hay rake, hay ted
der, Hog Scalder. weeder, lot of wagon wheels
Corn shelter. grindstone. two sets heavy swiugle
trees, two sets pillow do, hay fork hay rope biocl
and pnlleys, drags, forks, shove1s, picks mattock
hoes. garden rakes, patent balances, hay knife
two corn planters, stalk knife, Sharp's furnac,
kettle, holds forty gallons extension ladder
tweuty-four feet; beetle and wedges.
HARNESS.
Three sets of work harness, one set new thre,
sets fy-nets, five Irish collars, two sets single
harness, pillow harness, lot of odd harness, set O
double driving harness, pair quarterboots, shit
boots, toe weights, holders and scrapers.
CROPS.
Hay by the ton wheat and straw by the ton
bound ; $50 baskets Green Mountain potatoes
200 stacks of good corn, must be settled for thu
day of sale.
ALSO.
Incubator, holds 240 eggs; Cream separator
Reid's make milk buckets twenty quart mill
cans, aerator, milk box with siphon attachment
Davis swing churn two butter boxes. patent but
ter print, vinegar and barrels, meat bench, Enter
prise lard press, sausage cutter. two stoves, aue
other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale will begin at II O'Clock noon sharp
Conditious-A credit of Four months will b.
given ON all sums of SO and upward with an ap
proved eudorser. Under that amount cash a
close of sale.
A free lunch will be served from II to II O'Clock
THE FARM CON rAINS
one hundred and six acres, suitable for dairy
grain, grass or potatoes. The buildings hav
ample room for all crops, two drive-wavs, stab
ling for seven horses and twenty COWS. Th
house has nine rooms, brick bottom cellar tw,
wells of water.
Sale of farm will be at o'clock.
Ten per cent. of purchase money to be paid a
close OF sale. Balance on December l, when dee.
will be transferred.
JOSEPH H. KIMBLE.
Parker & O'Leary, Auctioneers.
William A. Townsend
Joseph Stevenson, Clerks. -l23t.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-10-03

Charles Coles automobile skidded on
Washington street on Saturday and col.
lided with telephone pole. County Col
lector Powell was thrown from the
machine but escaped injury except few
bruises. The front axle of the car was
hauf
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MARRIED

BUssELL-FoGARTY.- September %, at
Riverside, by Rev. 7. ]. Goth, John Russell, OF
Chicago, and Miss Mary Fogarty, of Riverside.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q, at
Philadelphia, by Rev. DR.. Setback, Theodore
Burton Hayward, of Delanco. and Miss
Dorothy Boehmler, OF Philadelphia.
KING-JosLIN.-Septemb 80, at Philadel.
phia, by Rev. II. w. Myers. Jessie <. King, OF
Wrightstown, and Miss Elinora r. Joslin, OF
Philadelphia.
LEUsNER-MITSCH.-Se 20, at River
side. by Rev. T. j. Goth, Paul Joseph LeusneI
and Miss Mary Frances Mttsch, both Of River.
side.
PHILLIPs-FAULKNER.- %, at
Burlington, by Squire Smith, Charles E.
Phillips and Miss Laura e. Faulkner, both OF
Stevens Station.
Observation-Disclosures Is, at Cape
May, by Rev. b. Bowers, Wilbur B. Trainor. OF
Cape May, and Miss Mamie McKeag, of Dor.
dentown.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-10-03

Frank Kenner, the seven-year-old son
of John Kenner, had his head badly cut
by being struck by the handle-bars of a
bicycle, last week, on which William
Arbor was riding. A dog was chasing the
boy. and to get away from 1t he attempted
to cross the street in front OF the bicycle
and was struck.
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cHERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of a. ia, to me directed
Issued out OF the Court of Chancery of the
state OF New Jersey, l will sell at public
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER e, 1911.
between the hours of II and O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day TO wit at 2 o'clock,) at
the Court House, Mount Holly, N. j.,
All that tract, parcel of land and premises
hereinafter particularly described, situate, iy.
ing and being in the township of Florence, in
the county Of Burlington and state OF New
q stone standing in the middle of the Bustle.
ton and Florence road corner to the Lower
Mansfield Friends Meeting House lot, also
corner to land Of Jos. P. Zelley, thence along
said road north thirteen degrees and forty
five minutes west fifteen. chains and thirty
links to q sta Ike or stone about five feet west
nom the middle OF said road corner to land Of
Peter r. Carly. thence by the line OF said
Carty's land north eighty-two degrees east
line of John ID. Marters land, thence along
said Matters line south seven degrees and
thirty minutes west eighteen chains and nine
links to stone In the line of Phebe Scott 9
land, thence along said Scott's line south
elghty-seven degrees west five chains and
eighty-eight links to stone corner to said
Scotts land, thence still by the same south
three degrees and thirty minutes east ten
chains to stone in the middle of the Bustle-
ton and Burlington road, thence along the
middle of the said road north seventy degrees
and thirty minutes west twenty-five chains
and twenty-seven links to stone in said road
and corner to the aforesaid Lower Mansfield
Friends Westinghouse lot, thence by the line
of the same north lightweight degrees and
thirty minutes east two chains and hfty-six
links to the place OF beginning. containing
sixty acres of land be the same more or less
Being the same premises of which the said
Blanche M. Shaw became seized by deed from
Charles W. Smith and wife, bearing even date
herewith, and to forthwith be recorded.
Sold subject to taxes assessed against said
property in the township of Florence for the
years 1910 and 1911.
1910, 5000
1911, $29l5.
Seized as the property of Aaron Rambo and
Anna Rambo, defendants, taken in execution
at the suit of Robert s. Gaskill and Griffith w
Lewis, administrators, &C., of Schuyler Rain.
Ter, deceased, complainants, and to be sold by
WILLIAM w. WORRELL,
kOBERT y. GASRILL, Sol'r. Sheriff
Dated September 80, 1911. (Pr's adv. fee, S26.46
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IHERIFFs SALE.


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By virtue of a writ OF fieri facias, to me
directed, Issued out of the Court Of Chancery
OF the state OF New Jersey, viii sell at public
sale on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1911,
between the hours OF u and 5 O'Clock In the
afternoon Of said day (tO-wft at 2 o. clock. at
the Court House. Mount Holly. N j..
All that hereinafter described house and lot
Of land situated in MedfOrd aforesaid and is
the same premises which Daniel B. Holcomb
and wife conveyed to the said James Simp-
ktns. Jr by deed bearing date the eighteenth
day OF April, A. ID. 1902 and is recorded in
book 1854 of Deeds. page l07, etc., in the Clerks
ONCE OF the said county; and by the said
deed Is bounded and described as follows: Be-
| Main street and III line of Charles McElvee's
lot and corner to the same, and runs lst,
south three degrees and thirty minutes east
ninety nine links to a stone in or near the
middle of the said street or road. thence End,
south eighty-tWo degrees and thirty minutes
east three chains and seventy links to a stone
corner to the late Joseph ]. Rogers farm and
near the edge of q ditch, thence Sd, north
fifteen degrees east ninety-hve links to q
stone corner to said Rogers and also to the
said McElvee's. along which 1t runs 4th,
north eighty-two degrees west three chains
and seventy-1ve links to the place of begin
ming. Containing thirty-six hundredths Of an
acre of land, be the some more or less.
Seized as the property of James Simpkins,
Jr, and Mabel V. Simpkins, his wife, defend
ants. taken in execution at tine suit of Sam
uel GarwoOd, complainant, and to be sold by
WILLIAM w. WORRELL,
DAVIS & DAVIS. Att'ys. Sheriff.
Dated Sept. II, 1911. [Pr's adv. fee. $3.50
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New Jersey Law Forms. compiled by
William H. Corbin, published by the W..
81. Shurts Co., are now on sale here at
your home store. L. 8. Boyce, statloner. :
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-10-03

Freak Photographic post cards, appro-
PIRATE for Fair week. Very popular. Send
them to your friends. L. s. Boyce. sta
toner.
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TOsEPH HUFR
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS
NOTARY PUBLIC
lbs Main street. opposite Surrogate's ONCE
Mount Holly, N. J.
Specisl attention given to making Abstract
of Titles, Conveyancing, General Accountant
and Administration Of Estates.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-10-03
CHERIFF's SALE.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1911.

BY virtue Of a writ OF fieri facias to me d.
rected, issued out OF the Court of Chancery of
the State OF New Jersey, Will sell at public
sale on
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-10-03
A Letter of Thanks.

School supplies, L. 5. Boyce. statiouer.
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By virtue of writ of heri facias to me di
rected issued out of the Court of Chancery
Of the State OF New Jersey, Will sell at pub
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-10-03

Brown.
Elvin Norcross, OF Bispham street, o
fugitive from justice for several weeks,
was released from the county jail under
bail, on Thursday. for his appearance al
court. While under the influence OF
liquor the young man, without permission
took joy ride In an automobile belong
ing to Victor Haiues. of Ridgwsy street
The machine got beyond control of ths
driver at Hartford, where 1t was abandon
ed In q ditch In . damaged condition
Norcross was found to be absent wher
wanted by the authorities for this crime
He was arrested by detective In CamdeI
on Monday and brought to Mount Holly
by Constable Thomas 6hinn. On the da,
following the wrecking of this AUTOMOBILE,
Norcross' license was revoked. and 70
violating one of its provisions he will hav'
to answer to the state motor vehicle de
psrtment.
George e. Pancoast. of Ridgway street
reached the age Of one hundred years oil
Sunday There was no special celebra
ton Of the occasion because of his feebl
condition. He has lost his hearing ant
nearly all his eyesight. but his mind 1
still quite clear. Nine months ago b,
said he did not expect to reach the cen
fury mark. He then claimed that goot
appetite was aiding his vitality. BeinJ
In his second childhood he gives way t,
his feelings and weeps when visited b.
friends. Mr.. Pancoast was born In Mana
field township on October /, 1911. Oh
December 81. 1850. he married Miss Caro-
line M. Lehman. of Philadelphia. In hi
will some property located In Mount Hol
~, Beverly and Burlington is left to tn
County Hospital and Aged Women
Home. This he has set apart and desig
mated for the benefit Of suffering hu
panitY."
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eight IN bnRt inning, tour OF which were
forced by bases on balls. After eight and
half innings had been played the game
was called on account OF darkness, with
the score IA to z In favor of Florence.
As two of the runs had been made In the
eighth, the score reverted to the seventh,
when 1t stood 10 to Z. The final game Of
the series will be played next Saturday.
The immense strides made by Lyman
II. Howe In the realm Of animated photo
graphy since his last appearance here
viii be demonstrated at the opera hous.
on October II when many features will b,
presented In all the glory of natures owl
colors. 1t Is perhaps for this reason thai
hundreds Of persons have clamored fol
admission and been doomed to disappoint
ment recently in the leading theatres o.
cities like Chicago, Cincinnati, Baltimore
Toronto, Montreal. Denver, etc., Will,
eager capacity" audiences sat conten
for half an hour awaiting the first glimpse
of Mr.. Howe's scenes. AS many as 1901
people were turned away In one day from
!, the Garrick theatre, Chicago, during Mr.
Howes long run" In that city. In add
ton to this innovation of color, Mr.. Howe
scenes are strictly exclusive, being photo
graphed by his own staff of photographers
| and therefore cannot be seen at any othe
Exhibition. Then, too. Mr.. Howe promi
SEES more elaborate reproduction of tn
Coronation of George v. than he has eve
presented Of any event Of equal import
ance. Seeing America from an aeroplane
the real Japan. across the mountain passe
, of New Zealand. surf riding In Hawaii.
ride through the Royal Gorge, Colorado
. the latest winter sports in Switzerland
] the Coronation drill by the ReedhaI
: orphans. London, are some Of the feature
Of what promises to be an exhibition Q
remarkable charm, interest and beauty.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-14

75O Yards Staple Check Ginghams. Regular price 8 1-3c per yard. Loom End Sale Price, per yard,
 Cents
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-14

We offer in this sale splendid line of Dress Goods so greatly ;;erpTicc that every lady wifi recognize them unusual values. Mercerized Jacquard Cloth Regular price 25c per 7Oc yard. Loom End Sale Price per yard. ......... 1SC White Mercerized Waistngs Regular price 2Oc 1E
 per yard. Loom End Sale Price, per yard. ..... lJC Tokio Silks all colors Regular price 50c per yard 2Oc Loom End Sale Price, per yard. ............... OSC Cotton Voiles all coors Regular price 15c per yard O. Loom End Sale Price, per yard. d................. SC All Lawns in Stock Regular price 10c per yard IT, Loom End Sale Price per yard 6C All Lawns in Stock. Regular price 71ac per yard Sc Loom End Saee Price, per yard ....s JC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
Glover Realty
Syndicate

BUNGALOW
AT 1920 FRANKLIN ST.
s., $50; on easy terms; very little cash will
handle this. Has beautiful rooms, hall,
living room dining room, finished in oak
with colonnade opening; bedrooms and
doors; oak floors in every room, highly
polished; bath room, white enameled,
with very latest plumbingi walls
are all sand finished, decorated
in very lastly selected oil col
ors; lighting fixtures are the latest; ce-
mented basement, furnace heat and sinks
in basement Lot 30x127, paving paid. Lots
OF shade and fruit; barn in rear. An ideal
home. Don't fail to see this. Open for
inspection. Come out today.
I. ]. HARRIS.
2S22 Franklin. Phone Web. TAI"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
Dundee

GAAA$eSS
We are exclusive agents for some Of the
best bargains in Dundee both houses ana
lots. Note these:
B0lB Capitol Ave, two stories, five rooms
strictly modern and new, living room with
fireplace, beamed ceilings; tinted walls;
5000 Capitol Ave, fine bungalow, $500.
EASY Enthusiastically new Groom
modern home near 4sth and Cap Ave-; oak
finish, $4,000
good rooms, hot water heat; cypress and
oak finish; fireplace, bookcases and buffet
built in; beam ceilings; nicely decorated
throughout, and price just reduced to $500.
5iOs UNDERWOOD AVE, fine large, s.
room, modern home, besides sunroom,
sleeping porch and finished attic; hot
water heat; oak finish and dining room In
mahogany with beamed ceiling; bets OF
material and workmanship throughout:
circumstances force sale. Price $500.
Get our list Of vacant lots.
West Farnam
VERY EASY TERMS on eight rooms,
cheap. at 1890; $500 cash to handle.
BemiS Park
rooms all modern, four bedrooms; hot
water heat; corner lot 52x140, on boule-
ward; good. high ground; cheap at $4,000.
and terms are reasonable.
1929 Myrtle Ave-. rooms, mod. IS. 1O0:
1890 Myrtle Ave-, rooms. mod, $1,000. ,
Glover Realty
Syndicate
1880 City National Doug. $685.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
INVESTIGATE THESE.

INVESTIGATE THESE MIGHTY GOOD FOR THE MONEY
1880
LeavenwOrth
srn snd go9d ndtop 0Tner leaving the city and
$4,000
,,g s. $th
1
$4,000
off
in
&c t is a snapsn dsb big onc. w ' 'O ~ s'
$4,000
&oPy Sfoon beuss all MODERN
ny view a
$3.50
oupSSe r nsT oathed the biggest
og upstairs and fine conf
dpos e S5uss ae condition wiz lot % We cannot
$500
@ @ s H @F line o finish 0s ssd oak ' ars new T
YtO;q
CLOSE-TN BARGAIN
$4,000
lent n sn m SfT rooms ft sk nSt' SSnteRs Viii
no. and
$4,000
the ss r6 Sn G h nt SSS s street fT The
WOODS % garage nnh IN ro'
DOUGLAS STREET BARGAIN
$4,000
lot S sss: 2 ss s; s with as s sgq @ ys 5 @
cash will handle it. You'd Ike
FOR APARTMENT OR FLATS
s D now Tng corner hot S two houses
ana sop %
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY
aS CITY NATL BANK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
Douglas 427O; A-427O..
NEW FIVE ROOM MODERN
COTTAGE


Located on a good lot near car line, large
pretty bevel plate oak door to neat vesu-
east, extra wide mission opening TO CHEEKY
east side dining room, good sized Kitchen
nicely arranged with convenient kitchen,
inside entry TO basement. Two fine bed
rooms, with good closet for each: large
bath room, fully equipped with best grade
plumbing, heavy porcelain tub with roll
rim, low down tank porcelain water closet,
pretty lavatory with wide apron; hot and
cold water all through, porcelain sink with
back all In one piece. Electric lights
heavy lacquered brass ceiling pan and
chain shower for living ROOM 20-inch
amber dome with beaded fringe in dining
room Oak, maple and pine finish; floors
OF red oak, highly polished, everything
finished up in high class order. Built right
In every way; floors are double, with
building paper between. tar felt mot paper)
between walls; heavy joists all through
and well bridged; no shaky, uneven floors.
Present pretty and homelike appearance
from outside; lot about two feet above
street, making nice terrace. Nice location
for this we'll built and cozy home. Price,
50. $50 500 cash and S235O per month the
monthly payments include interest. This 10
just as advertised in every way and will
sell as quickly as all others advertised
heretofore. Come today as early as posi-
BILE, so through the house look IL over
carefully Can be seen Sunday and even
lngs only. Come to my residence lib South
Halcyon Ave. Benson. Phone Benson l22.:
f. S. TRULLINGER.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
S1,250
Sos Cash
S13. SO Per Month

NEW 4-RooM BUNGALOW COTTAGE.
Splendid front porch, nice living room,
good size dining room, large bedroom we'll
ventilated, big closet. nice kitchen and
very convenient pantry good size bath
room, city water, best grade low-down
water closet, heavy one-piece sink with
porcelain back in kitchen, full basement,
concrete block wall inside basement entry.
Electric lights all through, on front porch
and In basement, pretty brushed brass
electric ceiling chain shower In living room.
All floors machine scraped, smoothed and
polished. Built good in every way, floors
double, tar felt between sheathing and sid
ing. Located in Rose Hill addition, only
one half block from golf links; lot 50xl30.
Here is pretty and well built little cot
tage home that you car own just as easily
as you can pay rent. The price is only
81 250-S65 cash and $3.50 per month, and
the house is new and we'll built; you will
pay more rent than this for some old
house down town, not nearly SO convenient
and cosy Remember, this includes city
water, toilet, etc. The monthly payments
include the interest so you know for a
certainty that the monthly payment ad-
vertised covers all required. See this place
today go through it, 1t will please you
This will sell quickly, All oGher places ad-
Vertised were sold. See me today as early
as possible. Can be seen Sunday and
evenings only. Come to my residence lis
South Halcyon Ave, Benson. Phone Ben
son 122
F. S. TRULLINGER.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
A Lot in Happy Hollow or Dundee

"A Lot in Happy Hollow or Dundee
Of only
Only 20 minute rde from As
and in
the
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
u
a
lot x1S go
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT
and s
n
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
With glass do.kno6s dressing o
1870 INVESTMENT
VIII II interested
GEORGE & COMPANY
NATIoNAL PANK BLDG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
J. H. Dumont & Son
Phone Douglas 800
1905 Farnam ST., Omaha.
FINE HOME MUST BE SOLD. BUY
DIRECT SAVE MONEY

FINE HOME MUST BE SOLD. BUY
DIRECT SAVE MONEY.
Owing to business changes must sell my
house; built only three years and finished
the hest In first-class neighborhood. where
values are Increasing; people have admired
the house and pronounced the property
capital. NEVER BEEN IN THE MAR
KET, as IL was BUILT FOR A HOME
The dwelling is full 2-story square, g.
room dwelling, oak finished reception hall
has beamed ceiling, open stairs; parlor has
oak columns and pedestals; dining room
has built-in china closet bay window seat,
buffers pantry, kitchen and refrigerator
room.
Second floor finished in birch, two panel
doors throughout; 4 nice sleeping rooms,
liberal closet room, linen closet bath room
with 5-foot tub. lavatory, toilet, medicine
closet with bevel mirror and extra electric
light. attic floored for store room, kitchen
and bath room ventilated into flue: full
cemented basement with water closet, not
and cold water for Laundry purposes; fur
mace A No. !; sx24-foOt screened porch
storm sash; all down pipes connected with
sewer; cement walks and steps; some fruit
and shrubbery; east front lot with alley;
rear yard fenced with chicken wire; Two
blocks TO car; 10 minutes downtown. Price
4,500i about half cash; balance like rent II
desired. Discount for all cash. No trade can
be considered. Call IL you mean business.
The time to buy is when a man wants TO
Phone Owner, Webster 257s.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03


hauH %oaGo oil
s
% frs time offered III b equ&ly e it today
NORRIS & MARTIN
Be Douglas R1;A 42
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03

sOs6 Farnam-S-room modern flat, full OF
pentiemen roomers. Reasonable II sold at
eneS Good reasons for selling.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03

zoo Bee Building.
Evening journal., 1911-10-16
OLD SCHOOL
BAPTISTS HERE

Members of the old School Baptists'
Church in King street near Tenth OBJ
served their annual meeting on Sat
urday and yesterday. The sessions
we're called to order on Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock by Elder ]. B.
Slausun, Of New York.
Two hundred people were present at
the opening meeting. Following Elder
slauson. Dr. Benjamin F. Foulter, Of
Philadelphia, made an address. This
concluded the services on Saturday.
Yesterdays services opened at 10
o'clock with Elder ]. Corder Mellott
of Philadelphia, in charge. After
preaching a short sermon he was fol-
lowed by Elder B.. e. Cubbage. of Cow
Marsh Church. Kent county. This
ended the morning session. During
intermission the women of the local
church served dinner to the congrega,
ton. The afternoon session was
opened by DIR. b. F. Coulter who
preached a sermon David and
Goliath" Elder William Alexander
of Richardson Park. was the last
speaker of the meeting.