The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1913-03-11

candidate for reelection as assessor O
Northampton township.
Rev. Victor Herbert Lukens, of Prince
ton, will have charge of the services o
the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Governor Fielder, last evening, reap
pointed Joseph C. Kingdom member o
the Burlington County Board of Taxation
The pulpit OF the Methodist church wa
occupied by Otis B. Read on Sunday
morning, and by S. Lawrence Bullock il
the evening.
There will be special business meetin.
of the Epworth League in the M. E
church on Wednesday night at the clos,
of the prayer meeting service.
The cantata, 1.-THE Crucifxion," will
be rendered by the choir of st. Andrew
church. Mount Holly, on Wednesda,
evening of next week, at 7.3O O'Clock.
After being i'll with the measles at tn,
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Rodmar
w. Bowker. On Broad street, Miss Paulin.
Bowker will soon be able to resume hel
duties as trained nurse.
On Friday night. 1t is said, the stors
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Vansciver, al
the home of her mother, Mrs. Rebeccs
Prickett, son Garden street, and left them
bouncing baby boy.
Willis ]. Buzby and wife, of Chats
worth, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Daisy w. Southworth, to Rene
Rochsl. The ceremony took place in
Washington, D. c., February 81.
Interesting Palm Sunday and Easter
exercises will be given in the Baptist
church next Sunday evening by the Sun.
day school. The story of Palm Sunday
and Easter will be told In recital and song
Miss Emma w. Aaronson, of High
street, has been elected teacher In the
Mount Holly public school to succeed
Mrs. Robert G. Chance, Sd, who resigned
her position because of her recent mar
riage.
Next Sundsy-Palm Sunday-there will
be communion in English at the German
Lutheran church, Hainesport, at 10. 30
A. M. Preparatory service at 10 o'clock.
On Easter day the communion service
will be in German.
Through his counsel, Senator Blanchard
II. White. of Mount Holly, an absolute
divorce has been granted to Levi Grant,
of Jacobstown, from his wife, Adeline
Grant Desertion was the ground upon
which the decree was secured.
At the end of the present month Tom
johnson, the High street barber, will re-
move his business to Mil street, having
rented the store connected with the prop
erty in which Thomas L. Quigley former
ly conducted a restaurant and boarding
house.
Following is the list of unclaimed mail
remaining at the post Office for the week
ending March s: Mrs Matte Ballard,
Mrs. Virginia Brown. Mrs. Crammer, Mrs.
Mrs. Harry Stevens. M. War
ner. Geo. Williams, Mrs. Thos. Clark.
Robert Dorsey.
A painful accident occurred In the woods
near Hainesport, Sunday. Some children
had built bonfire and were playing around
1t, when the clothes of Bryme Remenczan-
ski, little girl. caught fire and she was
30 badly burned that she died soon after.
She was six years of age.
Mrs. Clothier's dancing class will give
their Carnival of Opera In the Mount
Holly Theatre, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. March &c and 81, for the benefit
Of the Burlington County Children's
Home. Reserved seats can be selected at
Jones' Pharmacy beginning March IS.
G. Harold Bovine. of Mount Holly, has
been elected president of the Alumni
Association Of the Eckels Embalming
College, Philadelphia. The young man
became quite popular in that city soon
after connecting himself with the firm of
David H. Schuyler 6 Sons, undertakers |
A. Kropp is at the head of movement
Tor the organization of good base ball
.eam to represent Mount Holly this year.
It is the intention to select players that
will be able to cope with the best teams
n the county. There is hope that assist.
ance will be given by those interested in
,he sport.
Richard Lamb and Davy Paul, two
crack shooters, had match at Bristol on |
Thursday, in which lamb killed 81 birds |
20 Paul's "a. Today the same men shoot |
1t Morrisville, and on Friday Lamb will |
meet Fred Coleman, at Morrisville Cole
man is called the champion wing shot of |
Pennsylvania.
The next meeting of the Young Friends
Association will be held at the home of |
Caleb and Louisa Dudley, Medford, on
Thursday evening. March 90 The follow
ng officers have been elected: President,
Ezra Engle; vice president, Henry G. |
shinn; secretary, Mary F. Engle; treas
lrer, Ellie Atkinson.
W. A. Jones will have q public sale of |
horses. harness, wagons, implements, etc.,
IN the Henry l. Budd farm, situated on
he road leading from Lumberton to New
oold's corner. one-fourth mile from Lum- |
oerton, on Thursday, March 20. Lum- !;
,erton coach leaves Arcade Hotel at II 80
!. M. on day of SALE
The ladies of the Woman's Home and
he Womsn's Foreign Missionary Societies
If the Presbyterian church will unveil, 10
he church, a memorial tablet In honor of
he late Mrs. Caroline A Bullock, on
Tuesday evening, March IS, the anniver-
AIRY of her birth. The services will COM
nence at halt after seven O'Clock. Rev
J. Il. Durham will make an address ap-
oropr late to the occasion.
Henry M. Thomson, well known resi-
dent of Mount Holly, died at his home on
Grant street on Thursday. He had been
n Ill health for several years, but until
ecently had been able to go about town.
lie was SO years of age. Funeral services
we're held at his residence on Sunday, at
which time large number of members of
Mount Holly Lodge of Elks attended and
leld their service. He was inferred at
Pa. yesterday. the place of
lis birth.
The members of Company E. of Mount