The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1913-12-02
THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1913
LOCAL NEWS.

The regular monthly meeting of th
Board of Freeholders will be held at tn
Court House tomorrow.
The Interstate Milk Producers Al
ISOLATION has fixed the price of milk 8
five cents quart for December.
A marriage license has been issued i
Philadelphia to John w. Archer an
Mary A. Smith, both of Mount Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.. Chance, &c
have closed their Philadelphia residenc
and removed to Mount Holly for tn
winter.
Some person on Saturday night brok
large pane of glass in the office win
dow of the Farmers Exchange on Higl
street.
Howard Asson, of Jamesburg, an
Mildred Aaronson, of Columbus, wer
married at the home of the bride las
Tuesday.
Miles b. Fosters cantata, "Seedtim
and Harvest, was a feature of the SCI
vice at st. Andrews Church on Sun
day evening.
There was large patronage and con
siderable money made at the suppe
given in the Masonic Temple on Tues
day evening by the ladies of the Sacred
Heart Church.
Raymond Thomson, of Grant street
has been navigating with the aid of /
cane for week because of having re
ceived an injury to his left foot while
playing basket ball.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Sutphin, of But
tonwood street, after long illness will
cancer of the stomach, died on Satur
day. The remains will be inferred il
the cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
The handsome silver cup won by
Mount Holly Lodge of Moose at the
Burlington Halloween parade for hav
ing the greatest number of men in line
is on exhibition at Kumpf's hardware
store.
that George Let's died at New Lisbon
and was buried at Pointville The de
ceased passed away at the Burlington
County Hospital and not at New Lis
bon.
The Last Days Of Pompeii will be a
feature of the moving pictures to be
shown at the Opera House tomorrow
night. Because of the cost in securing
these reels the admission will be 10 and
20 cents.
b. F. Haywood Shreve, of Mount
Holly, is arranging for the erection of a
large barn to take the place of the one
recently destroyed at his Mt. Pleasant
farm, located between Columbus and
Georgetown.
Weather report for the month of No
vember, kept by Charles H. Estill, OF
Church street: Clear days, A; clear and
cloudy days, 10; rainy days, s; light
snowy days, 2; ice, with frost, clear all
day and evening, 6.
A silver watch which he thought had
been stolen four years ago, was recov-
cred on his farm last week by c. H. Al
loway, of Tabernacle. 1t was found in
field which had been cultivated every
year since the watch was lost.
AT Delanco on Wednesday afternoon
occurred the marriage of Miss May
Reece, of that place, and George ii. Car
ter, of Burlington The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides
parents by Rev. H. l.. Burkett, pastor
of the Methodist Church.
Interesting facts about the federal in
come tax have been issued in booklet
form by the Mount Holly Safe Deposit
and Trust Company for the benefit OF
its customers. 1t gives full information
concerning the conditions of the law
under which the tax is to be paid.
Placards have been posted by the gov.
eminent in the various postoffices tC
urge in the sending of Christmas mai
early, to tie it securely and address il
plainly. The notice also states that the
brief sentence mot to be opened unit
Christmas" may be written on pack
ages.
The union thanksgiving services wert
held in the Methodist Church on Thurs
day, when Rev. Frank Willcock, of The
Presbyterian Church, delivered an APP
propriate sermon to large congrega
ton. In observance of the day there
were many reunions in town and lots o
visitors were noted.
In the rear of the farm of Ella NJ
Lippincott, on the road from Wrights
town to Cookstown, will be sold at pub
lie sale a quantity of oak and chestnu
suitable for sawstuff and firewood. TIL
tract consists of ten acres of timber an,
will be sold ON liberal terms on Tuesda,
afternoon, December 9Th, at O'clock
administrators of Wilmer Burning
deceased, will sell, on Tuesday, Decem
Der 23d, several acres of land, situate OF
the stone road leading from Cross Road
to Medford. The dwelling house cor
tains all conveniences. There is a ne,
barn, wagon shed and carpenter sho
and an irrigating plant. Some goo
walnut lumber will also be disposed of
Because of having made misste
while getting off construction car 6
Stanwick, which was being operated b
John Smith, superintendent of the Blu
lington County Transit Company, La
week, Francisco Aereur, an Italian Sc
ton hand, has several toes mashed
These were removed, and the man die
on Saturday after the development
blood poisoning made it necessary to an
putate both feet Deceased was notice
while trying to get off, but he refused
obey the command of Mr.. Smith to T
main uutil the car was stopped and ft
on the track. The funeral took pla
this morning with services at the $
cred Heart Church.
The second of the series of the Lyceu
course will take place in the Moul
Holly Methodist church ON Thursd.
evening, when the Columbian Quartet
and Concert Company will appear wi
an interesting evenings entertainer
The Columbians are the oldest quartet