The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-10-12
The MOUNT HOLLY NEWS
LOCAL NEWS.

Lorenzo L. sapp has purchased
Paige automobile.
Sample ballots of the special electic
TO be held next Tuesday will be mails
TO the voters tomorrow.
Letters for Mrs. Elizabeth Buntin,
John Gust and Aaron Thomas renal
unclaimed in the post Office.
Howard Dillon killed large blac
snake on the lawn Of John w. Wright
residence on Grant street. last week.
The Mount Holly GIee club will flu
nish the musical part OF the program
the Elks' memorial service in Decembe
John J. Fenstermacher, real estat
agent, died suddenly at his home /
Hainesport, on Sunday night, fror
apoplexy.
James Allen, the present lessee, ha
purchased of Frederick Cobson the IA
acre William Pew farm on the jackson
vile road.
Special services will be conducted il
the Methodist church every night mex
week, with an all-day meeting on Thurs
day. the 21st.
Harvey M. Bates had two ribs fractured
last Tuesday, when he fell from chair
on which he was standing endeayorinf
to adjust some stoye pipe.
The Mount Holly foot all team open
cd the season Saturday, when it defeated
team from Hammonton, on the High
street ground, by the score Of 46 too.
Mrs. Louisa Taylor, widow OF Thomas
Taylor. died suddenly on Tuesday night
at the home Of Mrs. Hinchman, on
Washington street. from stroke OF
paralysis.
William Dolan and Miss Margaret
Barry, both Of Mount Holly, were mar
ried at the Sacred Heart church on We'd
nesday evening, September 30, by Rev.
p. J. Kelly.
Howard M. 6hinn has been elected
foreman Of Good Intent fire company,
TO succeed Herbert J. Shaded, recently
elected third assistant chief OF the local
fire department.
Governor Fielder is to make campaign
speeches in q number OF counties to aid
the Democratic legislative nominees.
He is scheduled to visit Burlington
county on October 80.
A burglar entered the rear Of the resi-
dence Of James Logan. on High street,
Tuesday night. Nothing was taken but
jar Of pepper hash. locked doors pre-
venting the thief going further into the
house
There will be rally-day exercises at the
Unionville Sunday school next Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock An attractive
programme has been prepared. consist
ing Of speaking. music. etc. All are
welcome.
The Rev. Henry Carr at Elkton, Nd,
performed double wedding on Sa.ur-
day. Thomas M. Rossell married Miss
Rose Dolan. and his sister. Miss Sarah
c. Rossell, was married to Isaac Myers.
All are from Mount Holly.
Owing TO today being legal holiday,
the October term Of court will not open
until tomorrow. There will be recount,
in the presence OF Judge Kalisch, of the
votes cast at the primary election in
Chester township for chosen freeholder.
Miss Myra Il. Swain and Thomas
Shinn, both Of Mount Holly, went to
Burlington. Saturday, and were married
at the Broad street M. E. parsonage by
Rev. T. J.J. Wright. The happy couple
Immediately left on wedding tour to
Savannah, Georgia.
Advocates of equal suffrage have been
quite active during the past week. On
Saturday night an address was delivered
at the fountain by DIR. Jesse H. Holmes,
the platform superintendent at the local
Chautauqua this summer, and Mrs.
Holmes also spoke. Sunday after
noon meeting was held In the Friends
meeting house under the auspices OF the
philanthropic committee.
William Banks. colored, employed by
Burke 4 Barnum, a firm of contractors
who are repairing roads near Medford.
was arrested in Mount Holly, on Sun
day. for driving an automobile while in
toxicated. He had taken the automo-
bile belonging to Peter Welsh, a fore
man OF the contractors, without per-
mission. Banks had no drivers or car
license. He was given hearing before
Justice Heilbron and committed to Jail
for six months.
George e. Moore, Of Mount Holly.
and Miss Pauline Schaefer, Of Philadel-
phia, were married on Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides mother,
in the latter city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. r. H. Dippell. The
bride and groom were attended by Miss
Tillie Schaefer, sister OF the bride, and
8. Lawrence Bullock, of Mount Holly.
A reception followed the ceremony.
After a wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore will reside at Logan, Pa.
Samuel Oliver. who farms the Thomas
N. Emley place, near Cookstown, on
shares, disappeared last week. At the
same time the wife of Elmer Shumard
left for parts unknown. Oliver went to
Bordentown in an automobile, and the
lady went to Hightstown by train. 1t
is alleged that they joined forces later
and left the state. Oliver took all the
money he had collected from the sale Of
farm products. Mr.. Emley has had the
sheriff levy on all Cliver's personal
effects on the farm.
A number OF friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wilcox called at their home on
Monday evening of last week, and had
most delightful time. Wilmer Chance,
on behalf Of the callers, presented Rev
and Mrs. Willcock with substantial
token Of esteem. Mrs. Walter Bryant
in remembrance OF special kindnesse'
shown her family, presented gold piec'
to Mrs. Willcock. Rev. j. l.. Surtees. o
the Methodist church, spoke few
words in expression of the high regar'
In which Mr.. and Mrs. Willcock are
held by the community. Refreshments
were served.
The marriage Of Harry Oswald Clay
berger and Miss Antoinette ]. Tyssov
ski, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthem
z. Tyssowslxi. of Washington, d. c
%ooly ,,laee IN Thursday at ST. Thoms