The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-07-04
HE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY. JULY 4, 1911
LOCAL NEWS.
Visit your home store, Boyce :.

at Seaside Park, where they have occupied
their summer cottages until next fall.
Rev. james w. Willmarth, at one tim,
pastor Of the Baptist church at Pember
ton, died at Roxboro. Pa. on Tuesday.
As this Is the season when local lodges
elect their officers, If the secretaries will
furnish US with list we viii gladly pub
lish the same.
Repairs have been made to the brich
wall fronting the johnson residence or
High street, that was injured by action Of
the frost last winter.
The P. o. S. of A., at Wrightstown, or
Thursday, initiated fifteen candidates
About sixty visitors were present from
Mount Holly and Browns Mills.
Walter Carson, Of Moorestown, ia re-
ceiving congratulations on having success.
fully passed his New Jersey bar examIna.
tions for the degree of attorney.
Having rented room No. 10 the Kelsey
and Killie building, Squire Slack, who
win remove this week, will continue To
dispense justice In his new location.
Paris Ossini, who conducted little
grocery store at Florence, has sailed fol
Italy. He is said to be the only heir to q
large fortune left by bis deceased father.
A wagon in which three men from the
pines we're riding. lost wheel In front Of
the Arcade Hotel, on Friday afternoon, al
It was being pulled out Of the car tracks.
James Mercer Davis, of Mount Holly
one of the Republican candidate for As
sembly, will deliver an Grafton at the
Fourth Of July celebration to be held al
Roebling.
Albert K. Paul and Mrs. Sarah Post
both Of Lumberton, were married at the
home of the bride on Wednesday evening
The ceremony was performed by Rev. G
@. Reynolds.
As independence day will inspire
Americans generally, the post Office will
close at 10 o'clock In the morning, after
which business there will be suspended
for the day.
Joseph DonnelleY. Of Florence, was
taken to Cooper hospital. Camden, on
Wednesday, where arrangements were
made for an operation for the removal OF
a tumor.
Henry CleYenger and Mrs. Mary ].
Davis were married Wednesday evening
at the home Of the bride ON Mil street.
The ceremony was performed by Rey.
James Htoddard.
A lawn social will be given at the resi-
dence Of William Walther, Hainesport, by
the Luther League. on Thursday evening,
July 10. The attractions will consist Of q
musical programme and refreshments.
Miss Helen Pumyea Is now at Columbia
College, New York. where she has entered
upon her art studies for the summer. She
will return to Mount Holly in the fall and
teach in the Friends Academy at Moores-
town.
Arrested by Game Warden Morton, Ro-
man Venosky. of Riverton, was forced to
pay fine Of $40 and costs for permitting
his hound dog to run at large. This Is
the third arrest of this kind Morton has
make at Riyerton with week.
The W. C. T. o.. Armour Union and
the Loyal Temperance Legion. held q
picnic at the Burlington County Children's
Home last Thursday afternoon. The day
was an ideal one for picnic. and the
children OF the Home had an enjoyable
afternoon.
A sample Of the Mount Holly water
taken June 90, showed very slight trace
Of pollution In the creek. which was total
ly absent In the filtered water Samples
are taken by agents of the State Board of
Health. the time Of whose visits are not
known to the water company.
Bright Star Lodge. No. is. Shepherds
Of Bethlehem, celebrated Its fourteenth
anniversary In the Kelsey and Killie build
Ing on Wednesday night. The room was
filed with members and guests, who en-
joyed the refreshments that were served,
and also the programme that made the
occasion pleasant one.
Talking to q crowd of boys who had
gathered at his ONCE to witness the pro-
ceeding of hearing given in connection
with an assault and battery case In which
two seven-year-old boys were engaged,
Justice Slack appealed to their youthful
manhood after he had administered a
warning and cautioned as to their future
conduct. The show was enjoyed by the
Water street scrappers, and. as one Of them
remarked: ut looked like reel Of NOV
ing pictures" As Jesse Middleton had
been pretty well battered up. the boys
mother, Mrs. Mary Middleton, entered
complaint. which resulted In Henry Ecker
appearing In court and giving $50 ball tc
keep the peace.
As result of the work that has beer
put forth to establish branch of the
Loyal Order of Moose in this section, the
promoter reports satisfactory progress
haying secured about two hundred names
in Mount Holly with more to be added
This town has contributed the larges
number of charter members anu stands II
line to have the nome located here. II
fact property on High street has beer
selected for that purpose. The matter
has been placed In the hands Of q wei
known citizen. who will get an option OF
fhe same. The town having the creates
number Of candidates will get the home
and that matter will be decided at an cleo
tion to be held on July Goth. One weel
from that date the lodge will be instituted
Another meeting in connection with thi
matter will be held In Odd Fellows hal
on Friday night. July7.
Sebastian Bedame, of Riverside, wa
brought to the county jail by Constabl
Charles Bsrton on Thursday. He wa
caught red-handed with bag of chicken
which he admitted stealing from Jane
6atterthwait, near Riverton. When Boz
ton stopped the man, the latter said
was carrying macaroni, but when force
to show up there were too many feather
to bear out that statement. The fello'
tried hard to get away, but with both th
goods and prisoner In his grasp. the Office
kept right on the job. Realizing that b
was up against 1t, Bedame made propos
stion to settle for the chickens he ha
stolen, thinking this would let him of
In company with the officer the prison,
went to Satterthwait's, who identified tt