The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-04-27

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known in this county, died at the Phila
delphia Masonic Home, Saturday.
George Robertson, the painter, is lais
up with q mashed finger, the result of
barrel of white lead falling on it.
Rev. Keuiper, former pastor OF thu
Sacred Heart Church here, now at River
: side, is seriously i'll in St. Agnes hospi
= tai, Philadelphia.
The Ladies' Aid of the G.. A. r. will
\ hold an important meeting this evening
:, in the Post room. All members are re
4 quested to be present
. Frank 7. Morton announces that b,
!, will be candidate for the Republican
nomination for township collector o
Northampton at the September primary
i Thirteen more propositions for mem
bership were received at the meeting o.
Washington Camp No. 70, P. o. s. o.
;, A., on Thursday night, making tota
u OF twenty-nine in two weeks.
The old story that April never goes Out
e without rye heads being found was cor
e roborated Saturday, when Mrs. William
Croshaw, living on the Smithville road
g sent fine specimen to THE News office
4 Mrs. Alfred Dillette has moved from
. the former PancOast property on Ridg.
street to corner of Pine and Church
4 streets. Clarence Sharp, of Shreye
street, has moved to the lower end of
j Pine street.
There will be two candidates for the
once OF supervisor of roads in North
) ampton township. John Powell, the
! present incumbent, will try for re-elect-
ion and Robert M. Brown will also 20
aiter the nomination.
} The Mount Holly p. o. s. of A. sent
q large American flag and staff over to
Burlington on Friday to be displayed at
the tabernacle, where the evangelistic
campaign Is being conducted. Rev. T..
-. wngnt presented the dag 10 Evan
gelst hughes, who said that he would
see 70 1t that the flag is continually
oisPiayed.
the following Burlington county inmates
OF the state prison: Frank Horner, as
sauit ana battery; Edward Wilbur, as
sauls Win intent 10 XII; Harry BoWker,
G @,.vous assauie anu paetery' Inomas
Iah,,soyy' ihl- aasl:s anu entering, wlnam
r M;ila, ,a~o as anu cn'ciiis' oainuei
'AAoey'
While threading piece OF copper pine.
Edward B. Mccullough, Of Shreye street.
who is employed by plumbers supply
house in Philadelphia, on Thursday had
liz sio ,at sis ho 70 CUT severe gasn on
-, sesSlihg en- alsely ~ was
hsvs ~ ,,' ~ sSnI s. LII W nospisai 10
- '-ae "o1'u uieSSeu'
| Floyd E. Scattergood has purchased
an Old Town canoe from Joseph Frake.
The latter inserted an advertisement in
| THE NEWS offering the canoe for sale
and the following day it was sold. Mr..
Frake has purchased a l7-foot Morris
A. e. - on Rlncoee mas placed an Or
nected =, rr;., S ~ t oen9e wnicn - OK
f1 " "''1se ~ . &c" uays.
E1eensive improvements have been
mace 70 the plant OF the Springfield, |
onloy railways Company, involving the |
s r, OF large sum of money. |
Inc plans were quite intricate and COM
pie.e ana were prepared under the super
VISION OF Charles q. Keen, Mount
ta,,a ,,os ~ 20 tL aae onslllcel VI nialn
nv :. Wy - .a'e company
me Acme lea company has rented
.ne ouialng corner OF King and Wash
ngton ssreegs' now occupied as restau-
1nne' anu VIII soon open store there.
ms does not mean the abandonment of
sne sSUle ~ the present location, High
anu wafer streets, out Will be an addi-
' ..onai seoLe 10 reneve tne rush that Is SO
sicac az TIE quarters now occupied.
AT Los Angeles. California. on Mon
eay 3, iass W Rs occurred the death Of
Mount Holly His wife is sister Of
teui y; u; SLACK, ana went to Cali
loln:a WIN ner husband several years
ssso, ~ n9pe enae ne mlgnt recover ms
ata~;a ~uao. az ai.sc'Su ny iocomotor
s a.aAl e. soi'ehins Vi Tue prain nnaiiy SET
ans H.
AS L. C. Shinn came out of White
street yesterday afternoon his automo-
piie stalled on Inc track Just as a car
was, was coming over the washington street
plause. connsion could not DE
asolueu anu sne Two conVeyanees came
ss,et o. ml'u ene result chat tne AUTO
t VII " .ne saIass iol repairs ana tne
N 10y ca Plocecoeu Win pent ienoer.
Nooouy nuIe:
samuel Culver was arrested on Friday
evening on the charge of stealing a
watch, chain and three rings from Mel
VIVA Nlppins, OF Pine street. Culver
came to Mount Holly during the fair inl
October and became aquaintedwith Mrs.
Nippins, with whom he took up his resi-
reroes, 1n a. a,Utu S en- leiolss oecaMs ner
fhon obi tha mo-, s,,s ,,.t.;., az
ont n7 The tro,,saat;n,s s,,S az oe.,t
Er;dav yes tba ras,,it ''.~ ''ao oiieS' VI
"A' WIG ieSoi'
The first of the series Of moving pic
lures depicting the mystery story, 1.-THE
Exploits of Elaine, was shown at the
Mount Holly theatre last night to crowd
ed houses. The reels were intensely in
teresting and there is no doubt that the
of the story every Monday
night at the theatre will be witnessed by
large audiences. The second instalment !
of this serial story is published on the
first page of this issue of THE NEWS.
movino ,;ctnra sbow vii, ha o;va,
in the oners bomse on Tuesday evenin nine
May 4, for the benefit of Company E,
Sd Infantry. There will be in addition
to the Regular show reel of pictures
taken at the state camp grounds, show
ing the Sd infantry in various move
ments and giving a good idea of camp
life. There will also be an exhibition
drill by the company which will include
the Butts manual, q musical drill which
attracts large crowds in the armories
whenever given. Two shows will be
given, the first starting promptly at
P. M. Admission 10 cents.
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Mount Holly church before going to L
Glassboro. Rev. Edmund Hewitt taxes
charge of the Glassboro church Rev.