The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-05-16
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destroying young trees.
, Mount Holly Forest No. 8, Tall Cedar
of Lebanon, will hold meeting In th
I Masonic Temple to- night.
+ The chiIdren's day exercises of tn
Evesboro Sunday school, will be held o
Wednesday evening, June7.
The Delaware Valley Naturslist's Unto
will spend next Saturday at Lake Kenil
worth, three miles from Marlton.
The Epworth League service In tn
Methodist church next Sunday evening
at 6. 45. will be led by L. 8. Boyce.
Daniel Suffer left for New York OF
Sunday, having entered the employ of tn
Ajax Grieb Rubber Company, of that city
i Mrs. Phoebe Haines, of Mount Holly
has been seriously III at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. e. Hozier, of Riverside
last week.
Dr. r. N. Keely, of Browns Mills, will
leave this week for an extended trip tt
Europe. He will witness the coronation O
King George V In June
A lost fox terrier dog, with one yellow
spot near the head. is being cared for a
the Elks' Home. The owner Is requested
to call for the animal
Armour Union will meet at the home Of
the secretary. 1865 Cherry street. this even
ing at 7.45. Music will be rendered by q
Victor talking machine.
Chicken thieves were at work on Risdon
street, one night last week. About 1875
small chickens were stolen from the hen
merry belonging to Patrick Dolan.
A meeting of the South Jersey Local
Assembly, Brotherhood of st. Andrew
Juniors, will be held In st. Stephens
church, Riverside, tomorrow evening.
A chicken and fruit farm will be con-
Quoted on the Stills place, near Smith
vile, by William P. James. of Philadel-
phia. who has leased the property for that
purpose.
Early growing vegetables are in need of
soaking rain. Grub worms In this vicinity
are reported to be doing considerable
damage to vegetables that are just COM
ing out the ground.
Deputy Game Warden Harry Wright,
of Marion, who travels about the woods
and fields great deal, believes there are
more birds in that section than there has
been for ten years past.
Rev. DR.. Smith, national secretary of
the Methodist temperance society, deliv-
cred an address at the Trenton district
stewards meeting held in the Methodist
church on Thursday.
The Department Encampment of the
G. A. R. of New Jersey. will be held at
Trenton, on Thursday and Friday of this
week. Several of the veterans from
Mount Holly will be In attendance
Rt. Rey. Bishop McFaul will make his
canonical visitation to the Sacred Heart
church on Sunday, May 81, and will ad
minister confirmation and preach at the
close of the half past ten o'clock mass.
A large rattlesnake having seven rattlers
and button, was killed at the head of
Buzby's bog, near Marion, by William
Anderson, last week. This is the first
reptile of this specie known to have been
killed in Evesham township this season.
Robert Bruce. representing the Ameri-
can Automobile Association, was the
guest of Eckard p. Budd on Saturday and
Sunday. mr.. Bruce was taken over a
number of roads In this section and made
drawings of the same, In the interest of
Mrs. Christian Ehmann, of Riverside, |
was found dead in bed last week. Coro- |
1er Leconey. who investigated the case,
decided that she died from heart failure |
brought on by worriment over the loss of |
her husband, who died in the same man.
ner about month ago.
The Hudson County Automobile Club
IN its return from Atlantic City to Jersey
City, yesterday morning, passed through |
Mount Holly. One of the drivers got
stalled near the Court House. and while
making repairs said 1t was the seventh
lat wheel he had had in three days
On Thursday evening, May 25, an Illus
rated lecture will be delivered at the
court house by Norman w. Harker, on
THE Fight against tuberculosis, (" under
he auspices of the Woman's League of
Mount Holly. 1t will be talk on the |
sanitary methods for the prevention of
and will be illustrated by the
antern. Every one is invited. The ad-
mission Is free.
A team being driven by Frank Macfar-
and, the farmer, ran away twice on Fri
lay on account of the lines breaking. Not
much damage was done. When the first
Inc broke the team was on King street,
snd was stopped by some men at Feni.
nore's hay press. The other line broke
IN High street, and the team ran into
rec in front of B. P. Wills residence,
throwing both horses. Mr.. Mcfarland was
brown from the wagon and received a
tut back of his ear.
The Burlington county executive COM
nittee of the W. C. T. U. held meeting
1t the home of DR.. William c. Parry, at
aainesport, last Tuesday, with Mrs. E
Il. Thacher, county president, In the chair.
Thirty-two members were present and
considerable business was transacted. Att
noon Mrs. Parry and daughter served
most delicious lunch consisting of chicken
salad on lettuce and tomatoes, new
asparagus on toast, croquettes, rolls, coffee,
strawberry Ice cream and cake, all of |
which were homemade.
The fifteenth annual convention of the
State Council Knights of Columbus, was
held In the Catholic lyceum building, at
on Tuesday. Rev. P. j. Hart.
Of Mount Holly, was elected chaplain.
The report of the secretary showed that
there are 10, 900 members on the rolls. of
whom $500 are in the insurance class. |
There are So councils In the state. Dur
ing the past year there were SO deaths
The order was reported to be in a good /
financial condition. Mount Holly was Sc |
lected as the next place for holding the |
annual meeting. The local council was
by Michael B. Hallinan and
Charles j. Galen.
The 101st anniversary Of the founding
of the Methodist church In Mount Holly |
was observed with appropriate exercises