The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1913-10-28
Young women for machine work are

| Young women for machine work are
wanted at Keesey's hosiery factory.
Roberts GaskilPs new automobile ar
rived last week. 1t is magnificent &c
morse power Locomobile runabout.
The Ladies' Aid of st. Paul's Lutheran
church will hold their annual oyster
supper in the hall at Hainesport on
Saturday, November LIST.
A. A. Johnson has bought from Will
liam w. Worrell the lot of ground at
the corner of Ridgway and Cherry
streets, and will erect twin houses
thereon.
At his home on Madison avenue, Fred
l.. Owen has a fine display of chrysan-
themums for sale. They are in various
tints and all sizes. He has disposed of
many such plants during the past week
By taking an overdose of poisonous
drug at his store in Camden last night,
George j. Pechin died soon after being
admitted to Cooper Hospital. Deceased
was well known in Mount Holly, where
he once had charge of DIR. Flynn's drug
store.
Rancocas Grange, No. 13I, will have a
masquerade Halloween social and dance
on Saturday evening, November 1st, at
7.45 o'clock. All grangers and their
friends are invited. Members of the
Rancocas Grange are requested to bring
pumpkin pies or some other good eata
bles.
The annual donation day for the ben
eft of the Burlington County Hospital
will occur on Wednesday, November 5,
the day after election. 1t is an occasion
when contributions of food, clothing,
money. ETC., should flow literally to this
charitable institution which is constant
ly in need of assistance. Don't forget
the date.
While walking across the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad bridge which crosses the AS
siscunk creek on the Mount Holly
branch at noon on Sunday, Dominick
kovoleslxi, aged nine years, fell through
the ties and was drowned. While the
grapplers were at work another boy
fell into deep water, but he was rescued
by Michael Watchorn.
Walter S. Hughes, of Vincentown,
and Sarah w. Knighton, of Mount Hol-
ly, were united in marriage at the rec
tory of st. Andrews Church on Sun
day, October 18th, by Rev. James Stod- !
dard. The bride was given away by her
brother, Laurence MacLaren, of Phil |
adelphia. Miss Ethel Knighton was
maid of honor. A dinner followed the |
ceremony, attended only by relatives of
the couple.
On Wednesday night while bound for
home on a shelving, Harry Brock,
farmer, together with William Long, /
Clifford Bintclitfe, BURNS Bintcliff and /
Nichols Mollano, were victims of an
accident at Cooper street railroad cross |
ing in Beverly, when they were struck |
by an engine. The two mules were
killed and the vehicle demolished. All |
Of the men but Long were removed to |
The Mercer Hospital, Trenton.
Do not overlook the fact that on |
Thursday night DIR. Gabriel r. Mcguire |
will deliver his famous lecture on ''With |
an Irishman through the Jungles of |
Africa" in the Mount Holly NJ. E. |
church. DIR. Mcguire comes highly |
recommended as one of the greatest
lecturers on the platform of to-day. You
should hear him. Single admission 35 |
cents; course tickets for the Lyceum
series of five attractions, $1.0O.
John ID. Clevenger, who keeps his resi-
ience in Mount Holly, although in
much of his time, was I'M
ible to get home to register for the
November election. Mr.. Clevenger has
lau quite serious ulme since the nth |
If August, when he was compelled to
undergo treatment for his nose and eye.
Since that date + has made daily visits
o private hospital for application of
IN electric needle and other electrical
treatment. The last report from him
vas that he is slowly Tegaining his
health.
Several hundred people from Mount
Holly went to Camden and participated
n the greatest parade that Camden has
,ver witnessed. Enthusiasm ran high
III along the line of march. 1t is re-
ported that $4,000 men, with 46 bands
md 81 floats took part in the big parade
t is estimated that over 100, 900
PEOPLE viewed the parade. Red fire
PAINTED the town, and there were fine
among the residences. The
QUITE covered a long distance, but this
act was forgotten amid the patriotism
hat was shown by the various societies
which took part in the event. 1t took
wo hours and a half for the parade to
BASS one given point. 1t was one of the
greatest parades ever held in New jersey.
t is proposed by the Camden patriotic
md church declarations to make this an
annual affair.