The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Next Sunday will be Easter


Next Sunday will be Easter.
Easter post cards for you at Boyce's.+
Girl wanted for cooking and gener
Homework. Inquire at this office. =
Daniel Lucas of Florence, has been laI
up six weeks with severe attack of rhe,
matism.
Nearly 81, 900 has been subscribed wit
which to open the athletic season 4
Moorestown.
j. L. Lathbury, who had his foot masl
ed in the Florence iron foundry, is slowl
improving.
Negroes from Virginia are beginning
arrive In South Jersey to work on farm
there during the summer.
Charles Hubbs, of Riverside, is i'll wit
blood poisoning, which is the result O
stepping on rusty nail.
A new Hudson touring car is now tn
property of Herbert s. Killie, of the req
estate firm of Kelsey & Killie.
Having completed the building of hi
new home at Hainesport, Isaac p Reev
took possession of the premises on Thurs
day.
Owing to the belief that many chicken
have been poisoned at Riverside, the su
thorities there have started an investiga
ton.
A fine flowing artesian stream of waite
has been found at depth of 296 feet a
the new Ice plant being erected at New
Egypt.
An item In the newspapers that valua
BILE table had been stolen during Mrs
Atkinson's public sale was erroneous. a
the article has been found.
The Knights of Columbus Lodge will
give their annual euchre and dance in St
Mary's hall, West Washington street. OF
Thursday evening, April 81.
10 order that he might be able to re.
build his home that was recently destroy
ed by fire, Robert Stafford. of WOODLAND,
has been soliciting aid from friends.
BY the accidental discharge of his re.
volver while about to shoot dog. William
Simpson, of Mount Laurel, had bullet to
pass through the fieshy part of his hand.
Becoming quite tame from the fact tn at
they are not being molested by gunners,
deer are frequently seen roaming with
cattle on various farms throughout the
county.
One of the features In connection with
az entertainment given in the Methodist
Church, on Friday night. was q discus
sion on the subject, How to deal with
an angry child"
Some ring necked pheasants, forwarded
by Assemblyman James D. Hendrickson.
have been released on the farm of John
Black. In Lumberton township, by Arthur
ID. Cross, of Mount Holly.
The business at the hustling town of
Roebling is to be greatly increased in July
next, when the New Jersey Wire Cloth
Company, of South Trenton, will remove
Its monster plant to that place.
You will be we'll pleased with the mod
ern facilities installed by the Mount Holly
Safe Deposit 6 Trust Company, for the
prompt, efficient dispatch of all business.
Your account subject to check Is invited.
Having purchased the Bishop lot on
Main street. Lumberton. new blacksmith
shop Ia to be erected there by George
Cooney, whose former place of business
in another location was recently destroyed
by fire.
The bakery and confectionery business
on High street, formerly conducted by the
late Joseph G. Bower, is to be continued
by w. E. hartman. 1t is said that ex-
tensive Improvements are to be made to
the property.
Charles Peacock, of Florence, went to
Amber, Pa. on Saturday, to play his first
game of base ball with the team at that
Place. 1t is just matter of dollars now
with Charlie, who is not IN the game for
his health.
Considerable expense is attached to i'm
provements being made to st. Mary's hall,
adjoining the Sacred Heart church. They
include the Installation of a new vesti-
bule. cloak room, lighting system, and q
new floor is to be laid.
After doing vaudeville acts In this
country and abroad. Walter Sewers is now
employed In a store at Lumberton. He
accepted this position after the death Of
his older brother. which broke up the
team of performers.
A special session of the Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows will be held at Burling-
ton In the rooms Of PLenix Lodge, No.
%, next Friday afternoon and evening.
Grand Master William T. Robin will
oficiate. A dinner. with addresses, will
take place at night In grange hall.
Attorney Charles NJ Atkinson, who re-
Gently purchased property and removed
from Mount Holly to Delanco, left that
place on Thursday for Jacksonville, Flor
ida, where he has accepted position SIM
liar to the one which he held at the coun-
tY seat as Deputy County Clerk. Mr.. At |
kinson did not take his family with him,
but will do so later if he decides to re- |
main there.
William Kelly, of Bordentown, has
been compelled to furnish bond In the ]
sum of 5000 for the payment of a. a |
week for the support of his four mother
less children who have been grossly ne
elected by him on three different occa-
sions. The charge was preferred by Rev |
E. ]. Brewer, district manager of the
New Jersey Cbildren's Home Society. |
Justice Magee imposed conditions that
will make the unnatural father hustle to
keep from going to jail.
Adelbert s. Bullock, formerly of Mount
Holly, died suddenly at his home In Flor
ence on Friday night from heart failure.
He was Ill less than five minutes. Mr..
Bullock has been a resident of Florence
for % years. He was employed In the
hydrant department of the Florence Iron
works. Some years ago he was post
master of that town and township clerk.
He was member of Mount Holly Lodge
of Elks, and Of Florence Castle, Knights
of the Golden Eagle. He was treasurer
of Florence Building and Loan Associa-
ton. A widow survives him.
An automobile to be used for narrowing
and Dlowinr has heen installed nv Lester