The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-10-26
THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shinn have r
turned from their wedding tour to 81
vannah, Georgia.
DIR. w. w. Whitehead has purchase
Chalmers roadster through the agenc
of Daniel Suffer-
The Grammar school foot ball tear
defeated the Tiger A. c., ON Saturday
by the score of 43 too.
The Atlantic and Pacrfic Tea Con
pany will open a grocery store at No.
Main street on or about October Both.
The Lumberton shoe shop made %, SO
! pairs of shoes last week, breaking al
records for weeks work at that place.
George t. Durand is now connected
with the Philadelphia grocery house o
Shovel & Fryer, as a travelling sales
man.
Budd q. Krayer has resigned his Pc
sition at DubeIl's drug store, and entered
wireless telegraph school at Philadel
phia.
Joseph r. Stiles, well known farmer
near Jacksonville. died on Wednesday
afternoon after long illness from hear
trouble.
A bread, cake and pie sale will be con
Quoted in the Union Fire house on Sat
urday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock, by
the w. c. T. u.
Eckford N. Watson has purchased q
building lot on Madison avenue from
Ross w. Quicksall. and will erect resi-
dence there.
The Public Utilities Commission last
week confirmed the recent sale of the
Interstate Telephone Company to the
Bell Company.
Cast your ballot next Tuesday for
Harold B. Wells for State Senator. No
man can point the finger Of scorn OF
suspicion at him.
Vote for Emmor Roberts for member
of the Assembly. He is young man Of
ability and will do honor to the county
In the lower House.
Al. Mayer. Joe Taylor and Harry
Kempte for members Of the township
committee. Where can you do better :
Give them your vote.
Rancocas Grange will give Hallow-
cen dance in the Grange hall ON Nov. 6.
Prize offered for the most ludicrous cos
tune. Admission 25 cents. All vel
come.
Judge Kalisch has set the week begin
ming December 6 as the time for the
electrocution of Edgar Murphy. now in
the state prison, for the murder Of Her
man Fisher.
In these days Of independent thinking
the political lines are not drawn as they
were formerly. Men are what we need
in our legislature halls. Vote for Wells
for State Senator and Roberts for
Assembly.
Boards of registry and election of ali
districts in the county except Burling-
ton city, sit from l to p. m. to-day, to
make the final revision Of the registry
lists for the general election. Sample
ballots will also be mailed to the voters.
The breach Of promise suit brought
by Kathryn r. Abrams, Of Atlantic
City, formerly OF Red Lion, against
Robert 8. Gaskill, was tried in the At
lantio county court last week, and ne
suited in the vindication of the defen-
dant. The jury rendered verdict Of no
cause for action.
Rev. Harry D. Relyea, grandson OF
the late Rev. Milton Relyea, former
pastor OF the Mount Holly M. E. Church,
who has been pastor Of the First NJ E.
Church, Cape May, since last March,
has been assigned to the English Church
at Porto Rico and will sail for that
country about November 1.
Do not forget the township offices next
Tuesday. They are of vast Importance
You want men who will carefully pro-
tect your interests and spend your
money economically and to the best adj
vantage. Look over the Republican
ticket and see if there is any who will
not fill those requirements.
The Democrats are making strenuous
efforts to elect some of their candidates.
They openly admit that they have not
the confidence in some of them that
they should have, but they say they
want to be successful this time SO as to
have good start next year in the Presi-
Dental and Gubernatorial campaigns.
Republican mass meeting will be held
at the Moorestown high school audi
torium. on Wednesday evening, October
9th, at p. m. The meeting will be adj
dressed by Hon Joseph s .lFrelinghuysen.
president state board OF agriculture,
Harold b. Wells, candidate for state
senator, and Emmor Roberts. candidate
for general assembly. All are invited.
Special invitation to ladies.
Some Of the members of the Quid
Nunc club, high school organization.
spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday on
the banks Of the creek near Ewanyille,
in cabin, and report having had de-
lightful time. There were no serious
mishaps except that Miss Jones got over
board three times. The party was com
posed of Misses Helen Cunningham,
Martha Jones. Marion Anderson, Doro-
thy Budd. Elizabeth Parsons and Mar
garet Alcott.
Tickets for the Lyceum entertainment
course to be given in the Methodist
church this winter, are now on sale. 1t
will be worth your while to invest the
small sum charged for the tickets for
such high-class series of Entertainments.
Course tickets for the five attractions
will be sold for $500 this year. The
first number will be on November Is,
the Royal Male Quartette. Tickets may
be secured from the following committee:
Morris X. Perinchief. Willard F. Lip.
pincott, Miss Myrtle E. Smith, Miss
Ethel Cronk, Nathan Miller, Pierre H.
Stanton, Raymond w. Sprow; or al
Boyce's stationery store.
Washington Camp No. II, Patriotic
Order Sons Of America, had very en-
ioyable and interesting time at its meet
ing on Thursday night. The regular
lodge session was held in the KELSEY &
Killie building, after which the member
formed in line and marched to Rex
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