The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1913-02-11

The Young Friends Association will
meet at the home OF Isaac B. Parker, on
Thursday, February 90
Burglars operated at Hartford on Sat
urday night. They entered two or three
places but got very little for their trou-
BILE.
Rev. A. ]. Judd, of Riverside, has re-
signed as pastor of the Zion Lutheran
church, to accept call to charge in
Texas.
Because of his illness with the grip,
Assemblyman Peacock was unable to at
tend to his legislative duties at Trenton
last night.
Two pocketbooks were lost last week,
George P. Ingling lost one containing $40,
and Edward A. Colby lost his with some
thing over So in it.
The gravel road extending out Garden
street is in very bad shape. 1t contains
ruts nearly foot deep, and is said to
be dangerous to travel over.
Rev. c. B. EbY. pastor of the Presby-
terrain church, of Blackwood, will have
charge Of the services In the Presbyterian
church, Mount Holly, on Sunday, Febru-
airy 16.
Eli R. Thomas, of Medford, a railroad
engineer, is in Philadelphia hospital,
where he has submitted to the third op-
Grafton performed upon him within eight
months.
After starting to visit his uncle In Cal
ifornta, Theodore Robbins, Jr., of New
Egypt, was taken Ill after reaching Phil
adelphia and was unable to continue his
journey.
Weather report for the month Of Janu-
airy, kept by Charles H. Estill, of Church
street: Clear days. 10; clear and cloudy,
s; rainy days, II; rainy days with light
ming and thunder. 2; SHOWS, 8.
Florence will have its first young mems
Sunday on February 80. A committee of
laYmen from the local churches with the
county committee of the Y. NJ. G. A. CO.
operating have the matter In charge.
Everett E. Bowker, of Tabernacle, lost
a pair of mules last week that were val
ued at 5000 The animals died with dis
ease on the order of quinsy He has
some horses afflicted with the same NAL
ady.
The unclaimed letters that remain in
the post Office fer the week ending jan
uary 9Th, are as follows: Mrs. Lue Apple
gate, Mrs. Mary Bates, Mrs. Lovewind.
G.. Moore, W. G. Sloan, Mrs
Alice Sherer.
The boys of Marlton have heen given
an opportunity to learn music through an
offer made by Edo Heinemann. formerly
musical instructor of the Camden City
Band. who is trying to organize band in
Evesham township.
There will be special meeting of Re-
lief Fire Company this evening, when
committee from Burlington will bring
over the horn presented to Relief for max
ng the finest appearance in the parade in
hat city on the 31st of October.
An order that will not be relished by
anglers is one that prohibits outsiders
fishing at Lake Keuilworth, near Marlton,
ibis year. The property belongs to the
Central Branch of the Philadelphia Y. M.
@. A, and none but members will be per-
mitted to enjoy the sport there.
Richard B. Lamb took part in shoot
ng match at Reading, on Saturday. 1t
was at seven birds and Lamb divided first
money with his chief competitor, they be-
ng the only two to kill all the birds To-
morrow Mr.. Lamb will shoot In so bird
match at Keystone shooting park, Phila-
lelphia, for purse of 81 200.
At the State Masonic Home, near Bur
ington. on Thursday afternoon, occurred
;he marriage of Stephen Smith. superin-
tendent of the home, and Miss Vashti
Beebe. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Charles Bowden, of Camden, grand
chaplain of the order of New Jersey. The
bride was a nurse at the institution for
Ieveral years.
Clifford. Cummings, of Burlington, was
drowned on Thursday, while skating on
he Sylvan Sakes. The lad caught hold
If piece of ice after breaking through
ind managed to stay there until he became
exhausted and then sank to his death in
The presence of three companions, who
became paraly. I'd at the sight and failed
10 render assistance with boat that was
1t hand. The body was recovered by
srapplers.
Citizens of the county are urged not to
overlook the fact that Thursday, Febru-
AIRY 9th, will be donation day at the
Burlington County Children's Home The
Institution appeals strongly for assist
ance. Its needs are constant because of
the number of inmates to be educated
and cared for. Contributions of money,
provisions, clothing, etc, ARE earnestly So
Iicited by the lady managers. All such
gifts will be highly appreciated and care
fully noted.
At its meeting on Wednesday night the
Union Fire Company elected the follow
ing officers: President, William s. Fryer;
vice president. Frank Painter; treasurer,
Philip Karg; secretary. John E. Ebert
son; assistant. John Garrett; foreman,
John Forbes; janitor, Job Collins; trus-
tees. Albert G. Mayer, Herbert L. Town
send. John Garrett, Oliver G. Billings,
Bowker; fire police, George B.
West. B. c. Matthews, Robert Hankins,
Andrew Gibbs, Allen Eastlack, Percy
King
Rival factions in All Saints Polish
Catholic church at Burlington, may cause
split in the congregation unless the
matter is Strengthened out by the higher
church officials. The trouble seems to be
over the proposition to enlarge the
church, to which the parishioners have
contributed literally. 1t appears that
some of the congregation do not coincide
with the views of the priest. the Rev.
Father Farfaswinki, and threats of taking
the matter before Bishop McFaul have
been made. There is another faction in
the church whose followers believe that
the priest is moving in the right direction.
Should the split come, the Withdrawing