The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1913-11-11
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1913
New Advertisements.
LOCAL NEWS.


shortly remove his family to Moorestown
Acting Governor Taylor has designat
edThursday, November 9th, as Thanks
giving day.
Elmer Poinsett, who has been living
on Cherry street, has removed his fami
ly to Columbus
On Saturday evening Mrs. Clothie
will give prize masquerade dance il
the Masonic Temple.
Restore B. Lamb, of Union street, ii
able to get about again after his secont
stroke of paralysis.
The Spare Minute Circle of the M. E
church will hold a cake sale in the Levii
building ON Saturday afternoon.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at the hom,
of Mrs. William Woolston, 220 Pin,
street, Tuesday afternoon, November Is
Rev. Alexander Campbell, pastor o
the Christian Church at Bridgeboro, has
rendered his resignation to take effecr
on January LIST.
A supper for the benefit of the Jobs
town Baptist mission will be given in
Mantel's hall, Jobstown, Saturday even
ing, November %.
The annual supper and bazaar for the
benefit of the Burlington County Hospi
tai will be held in st. Andrews parish
building on Thursday, December 4.
]. Clayton Anderson is visiting his
family in Mount Holly. He has been
engaged painting war ships for the New
port News Shipbuilding Company down
in Virginia.
Samuel A. Atkinson, executor OF
Rachel Atkinson, deceased, will sell the
house at No. IL Brainard street, togeth-
er with household goods, on Saturday,
November 18th.
A meeting of the Epworth League OF
the Methodist church has been called for
Thursday night. At this meeting it will
be decided whether the League will be
continued or disband
Robert S. Gaskill started on Friday
last on tour to Niagara Falls in his
new Locomobile. He took with him his
colored chauffeur. The tour will be
about twelve hundred miles.
At his livery stables on High street,
DR.. J. Hume Carter has erected garage
for the use of William A. Jones, who
conducts an auto service from Mount
Holly to Lumberton and Medford.
A residence which is being erected at
Edgewater Park will soon be ready for
occupancy, when the owner, Robert F.
Malseed, of Madison avenue, Mount
Holly, and his family will remove to
that place.
The annual supper of the Unionville
Sunday school will be held in the
Masonic Temple, Mount Holly, Thurs
day evening. Those who have attended
former suppers of this school will know
just what good things to expect.
Sarah Ethel, wife of Elwood Kelsey.
aged 81 years, and daughter of Isaac l..
and Rebecca A. Shinn, was buried yes
terday afternoon from the residence OF
husband, near Pemberton. The remains
were inferred in Trinity ground at
Mount Holly.
l. w. Garwood, agent for Abbie H
Hulme, will sell 35 acres of oak timber
on the road from Ballinger's Mills to
McKindom bridge and opposite the Da-
Wis farm, now Bakers, on Friday, No
vember 21st. The timber is mostly of
% years growth.
A good many gunners were tramping
the country yesterday, it being the
opening of the season for the shooting
of quail, rabbits and. squirrels Many
of them returned with a good lot OF
game, which is reported to be quite
plentiful in some sections.
DIR. Raymond S. Clarke, DIR. Charles
Harker, Ross w. Quicksall, Wilmer s.
Chance and Edward d. Stokes are the
members who compose the shade tree
commission of Mount Holly, this ap
pointment having been made by thu
township committee on Tuesday night
The annual session of the Grand Lodg,
of New Jersey, l. o. o. F., will be hello
in Trenton November 10 and 20, and will
be attended by 600 delegates. One o
the battles will be to take the annua
convention away from Trenton. Their,
will also be a lively contest for CRANE
warden.
Judge Thompson, in the United States
District Court at Philadelphia, Tuesday
sentenced Max and Charles Kaplan
bankrupt cap manufacturers, of tina
city, to 60 days each in the county jai
for contempt of court in giving evasiv,
answers to referee Hunter. Pending tn
disposition of an appeal the parties wer
released under $500 bail each. The Kap
lans were burned out while manufactur
ing caps in Mount Holly, and then be
gan business in Burlington, where the,
later left many creditors to mourn thei
abrupt departure.
BY proclamation before retiring iron
Office, Governor Fielder designated Tues
day, November IL, as Fire Prevention
Day." The Governor states, in the proc
lamation, that one of the vital problem
which the people have for solution is tn
continual waste of life, energy and PROF
erty by fire. The fire prevention day
to arouse the people of the state to tru
sense of the dangers and an active int
est in reducing and ultimately proven
ing them. He recommends the collie,
ton, removal and destruction of all il
fiammable rubbish and refuse; that a
heaters, furnaces and chimneys be il
spected and repaired when necessary an
urges that all public and private no
pitfalls, asylums and other building
other than homes, be carefully inspectt
for fire hazards. The Governor also asl
the teachers in the schools to talk to Il
children about Fire Prevention Day
AS prize winners in recent parad
Mount Holly orders became very co
spicious. The cup the local Lodge
Moose won in Burlington on Hallowe',
eve, will be presented to that body th
evening, when their home will be visit
by committee from the river front CT
for that purpose, and large number
members will be present There will
music,- lunch, etc. A silver cup W
N.,.Ne