The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1913-02-18
Some extra fine motion pictures are Id

street, tomorrow afternoon. Intermel
in Brotherhood cemetery.
| Rev. George L. Cowen, after servin
for six months, has resigned as pastor {
the Baptist church, at Chesterfield.
the spring he will remove to Edgewat'
Park.
Edward A. Goldy, of Mount Holly, ws
one of the three persons who were robbie
by pickpockets from Camden and Phil
idelphia, at a recent horse sale held {
Columbus by Amos K. DuBell.
The pocket book which was lost b
George P. Ingling, containing $40, wa
found by s. Budd Norcross, who saw tn
advertisement In THE News last week an
returned the property to its owner.
There will be a special musical servic
at st. Andrews church, Sunday evening
at 7.30. These services are very interest
ing. The progress made by the boy choil
under the skilful training of Professc
Smythe, is wonderful.
Ruth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaa
w. Budd, of Pemberton, was given
card party and dance by her parent
on Wednesday evening. in the l. o. N
hall. An orchestra furnished music 70
the large number of guests present.
The wedding announcement Of Mis-
Susie Reeves to Forest Hadsell came as
surprise to friends at New Lisbon, tn
home of the bride. The groom lives a
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, where the happ'
couple will go and visit for month.
In connection with bowling exercis
that was participated IN by some of Noun
Holly's best citizens at the alleys Of A
Kropp, on Mill street, Thursday night
there was pool match between Noun
Holly and Bordentown players, In which
the latter captured three out of the fly,
games.
At Pemberton. on Saturday night, oc
CURED the marriage of Miss Sarah Mont
gomery and DR.. Peter G. Cosier, of Mill
vile. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr.. Nelson. Martin Cosier, a brother
of the groom, was best man. There were
no bridesmaids, The happy couple will
reside at MillviIle.
The new chairs which the Board OF
Freeholders recently ordered for the court
officials and jurymen arrived at the court
house on Thursday, and they came none
too soon. The rickety condition of those
which have been In use not only caused
the judge but Camden lawyer to fall
sprawling on the floor.
While recently working on the new road
at Jobstown. there was trouble after Ovid
Feaster shot holes through Frank Stout's
dinner kettle. The latter then took a
knife and cut few Sits in Feaster's over
coat In order to get square. Stout was
arrested and he had to pay fine of 81
for damages done to the overcoat.
A session of Supreme Forest, Tall
Cedars of Lebanon, was held at the million
dollar hotel Dupont, at Wilmington, Del,
on Wednesday. Members present from this
section were County Auditor John B.
Tilton, of Wrightstown; George M. Hill
man, Moorestown, and Josiah W. Evan
and Christian j. Krsyer. of Mount Holly
An up to date poultry plant Is being
on the Powell farm, near
5mithville, by Fred A. CLARK, which is
known as the Holly poultry farm. A new
brooder house is being erected, and it
will contain the Candee hot water system.
An addition which is being made to the
Incubator house will have a capacity of
1000 eggs.
In order that it might be In position
TO greatly control the usual amount of
damage that generally follows when hose
Is taken into building. during the prog
ress of fire, the America Hose Company
has purchased shut-otf nozzle. This
1evice, by which much property can be
saved, will be attached to the branch
pipe, giving those in charge of the stream
complete control of the water.
The State Bureau of Shell Fisheries has
l limited supply of little booklet of
value to housekeepers which will be
mailed on request. 1t shows one hundred
ways in which to prepare oysters in tasty.
palatable and inviting fashion. With
oysters at their present prices the cost of
fvin0 con he rnaaa,,ro blx, rod,,ood ~ 60
1uent reference to the recipe book, This
will be mailed on request to the Bureau,
1t Trenton.
No manager was elected at a
meeting of the directors of the Burlington
County Farmers Exchange held on We'd
nesday. Several hours were spent In dis
cussing the subject. which resulted in an
after q committee was ap-
pointed to make an investigation of those
applicants thought to be acceptable. With
this work completed the directors will
hold another meeting and selection at
that time may be made.
At Woodbury., on Wednesday, James
NJ. DAVIS secured verdict of $45 with
interest and costs In favor of Abraham
5altzman. Of Mount Holly. who sued to
recover the value of a moving picture
outfit which the plaintiff sold to James
Andre. of Swedesboro. for $76. At the
first trial the jury disagreed. Andre hired
L. II. Chambers to remove the effects while
5altzman was out of town, and when the
latter heard of this proceedings he had
Andre arrested on a capias.
While coming from Lumberton to Mount
Holly on Thursday afternoon, Charles
Moore was found along the road with his
face pretty well scratched up. He was
removed to the county hospital After
his wounds were dressed he went to his
home on Washington street. The report
spread that he had been struck by a
passing automobile, but Moore does not
think this was the cause of the accident.
1t is quite likely that he fell to the ground
after being seized with a sinking spell.
Miss Florence Anderson, of Burlington,
while on a visit to Trenton relatives,
last week. attempted to cross trolley
track at Yardley to take trolley for the
capitol city, when she was struck by a
trolley freight car and killed. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon.
Interment will be made In the Odd Eel.
lows cemetery. Deceased was the daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Anderson
and maunhor of tho Popfiof ohuroh