The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-02-24
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Willard F. Tomlinson has bought Il
Margaret Allen property, on Madiso
avenue, near the hospital.
Rev. Eli Clifford, of Merchantvill
fell on the ice on Tuesday and injure
his shoulder quite seriously.
Rev. James H. Terry has accepted
call to become pastor Of the First Bal
fist church OF Mount Holly, and wi
begin his duties here on March LIST.
Joseph McGuiggan, of Risdon stree
who has been blind and very i'll cause
by PARALYSIS which affected his sigh
for q time, is able to see and be abou
again.
The marriage of Charlton r. Jones, O
Palmyra, and Miss May S. Benoit, O
Delair, was performed at Mount Holly
on February IL, by Rev. Thomas J. ]
Wright.
Mrs Sarah w. Fredericks died in Cam
den, Sunday. She was the widow of ex
Sheriff Fredericks, of Camden, and /;
of Palmyra.
The meeting of the Young Friends
Association announced to be held at the
home of George H. Kille on Thursday
evening, has been postponed. The date
of the next meeting will be published
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lippincott, of
Garden street, announce, the engage
ment of their daughter, Mabel, to A.
John Baylies. Mr.. Baylies is connected
with the electrical department of the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Members of the Baptist church whose
names begin with the letters N, o, p,
@, r, will have pie, cake, bread and
candy sale on Saturday afternoon, Feb
ruary %, from 2 to o'clock, in the rear
office of the Zelley building on High
street.
Joel NJ Foster, of Browns Mills, who
eloped with Miss Delilah Bradley, of
Pemberton, and was arres ted at Mobile
Ala, has been indicted by grand jury
at that place. At the time of his arrest
he was held under $500 bail to await the
action of the grand jury.
John B. Davis has entered into an
agreement to buy from the ]. Wardell
Brown estate the tract of land on High
street above the mount. A lot of sixty feet
frontage of this tract will be bought by
James Logan, and one of fifty feet will
be bought by Henry c. Shinn. Mr..
Logan will erect residence there
Harry Murphy, of Mount Holly ave-
for several weeks suffering with eye
trouble, caused by being struck with the
corner of a book in the hands of his two
year-old daughter Mary, injuring the
optic nerve and causing much pain and
suffering, is slightly improved.
A cordial invitation is extend ed to the
ladies of the town to attend a parlor
meeting, under the auspices Of the w.
C. T. u, at the home of Mrs. Percy
Perinchief, 107 High street, on Thurs
day afternoon, February 26, at 2.3O
o'clock. Miss Elfreth, state president of
the w. c. T. o., will address the meet
ing.
The musical concert which was given
in the Methodist church last Tuesday
night by the Signor Cafarelli Concert
Party, was the best entertainment of its
kind witnessed in this town for long
time. Every number of the programme
was rendered in very satisfactory man.
ner, and the enthusiasm was testi-
monial that is not often accorded visit
ing troupe.
At a meeting of base ball representa-
tives held in the court house on Tues
day night, the Central League, COM
posed of six clubs, was organized. Will
liam w. Worrell was elected president;
Charles G. Cowperthwait, vice president;
Lawrence g. Mingin, secretary; and AL
bert Wells. treasurer. The clubs in the
league are Mount Holly, Hainesport,
Moorestown, Medford, Riverside and
Delanco. Each team is TO be composed
OF home players.
Lent begins tomorrow, Ash We'd
nesday. The officiating clergymen
at st. Andrews church during Lent
will be as follows: February 81, Rev.
Hamilton Schuyler, of Trenton; March
6, Rev. Elliston j. Perot, of Salem;
March ID, Rev. Louis C. Washburn, ID.
D., of Philadelphia; March 20, Rev.
Charles l.. Cooder, ID. d., of Camden;
Tuesday, March "a, Rt. Rev. Lucien l..
Kinsolving, Bishop of Southern Brazil;
Sunday, March %, Rev. Robert Mckay,
ID. D., of Moorestown; Friday, April 3,
Rev. Norman V. p. Lewis, of Philadel-
phia.
+. A. Fischer, Edward f. Burns and
Robert Burns, formerly connected with
the Otto Gas Engine Works of Phila.
delphia rs secretary, president and SUI
perintendent respectively, announce that
they have organized under the name o.
the Gas and Oil Engine Company, 4;
North Seventh street, Philadelphia, t.
sell gas, gasoline, producer gas, oil en-
gines, etc., installing industrial or man
ufacturing power plants up to 1000 hors
power. The company, besides supply
ing engines for all industrial purposes
also has an engine that is particular
adapted for the use of farmers.
An explosion of gasoline at Bernard
Kilevitz's clothing store on High street
on Friday, blew out the front show wiz
dow and caused fire that did consider
able damage to the store and stock. Nj
Kilevitz was using the gasoline to clea
clothes and it is supposed that the ROOF
became filled with fumes which eA
ploded by contact with hot stove. Nj
Kilevitz had his face and one han
burned, as did also a young man in h
employ. A considerable quantity
gasoline ignited and caused quite blai
for few minutes. The fire departmer
got into action in a short time and SOC
extinguished the fire.
The fifth and final number of Il
Lyceum entertainment course, beiI
conducted by the Methodist church, W
take place in that church next Tuesd;
night, March 3, when ]. Loren
Zwickey, of Detroit, Mich, will give O.
of his famous art entertainments. n
Zwickey is man of national reputati
and is surprise wherever he goes.