The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.

chased Hupmobile touring car.
Miss Charlotte Aaronson, of MouI
Holly. has accepted position in tn
Woolworth store.
The work Of erecting concrete sla
bridge over the run on ButtonwOO
street. was begun last week.
The Burlington county convention {
the Brotherhood of America will be hel
at Pemberton next Tuesday night.
John Greenwald, of Garden street, VIII
has been seriously i'll with pleure
pneumonia, is slightly improved.
DIR. John ]. Flynn is having the rea
Of his drug store enlarged; waitin
room will be installed together with al
Office.
Robert ]. Wood is now conducting tn
meat market in the Red Mems building
which was formerly conducted by Pau
Lippincott.
Richard b. Eckman, who resigned hi
position as clerk to the grand jury, ha
reconsidered his action and has recalled
his resignation.
A new fence has been built on thu
property recently occupied by the lat
Mrs. Harris Cox. corner Garden stree
and Mount Holly avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Baker, of Lum
berton. are being congratulated on the
birth Of SON. Mr.. Baker is connected
with the local Prudential staff.
]. J. Fenstermacher has sold plot oil
ground, corner West Washington street
and Carlton avenue, 95xl58 feet, owned
by Miss Ella A. Tomlinson, to Robert s.
Gaskill.
The marriage of Logan B. Morris, Of
Mount Holly. and Miss Olethia West, Of
Burlington, took place in the latter
city ON Thursday night, April 8, by Rev
Charles 8. Lewis.
The Ladies' Aid, of the Baptist church
will hold bread, cake and pie sale, next
Saturday afternoon, in the Baptist par
sonage, Garden street. for the benefit OF
the parsonage fund.
The union revival meetings which re-
Gently closed at Vincentown resulted in
l16 conversions. On Sunday they were
received into the Baptist and Methodist
churches Of that place.
George Still and John Perkins, of Mt.
Laurel township, have been committed
70 the county Jail for court on charge
Of stealing SIS gun belonging to Allen
Still and left at Perkins house.
Evening Star Council No. sS, Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, of Burlington, presented large
American flag to the Mitchell school OF
that place on Friday afternoon. The pre-
sentation address was delivered by Rev.
Thomas J. J. Wright.
A charity 500 party will be held in the
Masonic Temple on Thursday evening,
May 10, under the management of Mrs.
A. s. L. Doughty, Mrs. George ID. Wor-
rella Miss Laura Howell, for the bene-
fit of the colony at Four Mile.
The will of Abbie H. Hulme, wife of
Joseph 8. Hume. who died recently at
her home on Washington street. has
been admitted to probate. The sons.
Thomas w. Hulme and Joseph s.
Hulme, are the executors. All the es-
tate goes to the children and grand
children.
The following unclaimed mail remains
in the post Office for the week ending
April II: Letters, Mrs. Bessie Wells, S.
N. Shook, Fannie Smith. Emerson Lip
pincott. AL. Huffman, s. Haines, James
Burroughs. Cards. Mrs. Mary Hendle-
son. Cyrryl F. Wells, H. H. Horton, B.
M. earle, w. T. Flynn. Willie Flynn,
Mrs., Susie Brown, r. Cassgan, Samuel
Farley.
On the first day Of May, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Moorestown. the Moorestown
Burlington County Hospital committee
will serve May breakfast from $50 to
A. M. A special effort will be made tt
serve business men promptly, and the q
cent ticket will enable all to show thei
interest in the hospital. A choice o
three substantial and appetizing break
fasts will be afforded.
Difference in an argument between
two young men living at Lumberton
one day last week, resulted in one occu
plying a cot in the Burlington count,
hospital with deep cash in his head
The victor, hot tempered youth, is re
ported to have used foul tactics, wa
shown the door by his brother employees
and is said not to have touched the step
which are used for the purpose of de
scending.
The quarterly meeting of the Burline
ton County Medical Society was held a
the Metropolitan hotel, Burlington, O.
Wednesday. with thirty members pres
ent. The following papers were read b
fore the society: 1.-THE Value of Inspec
ion in Physical Diagnosis" THE RI
lationship of Pregnancy and Tubercul'
Sis" and "X-Ray Plates of Pulmonar
tuberculosis" The first paper was rea
by DIR. H. r. M. Landis. of Philadelphi
DIR. E. H. Funk, of Philadelphia, res
the second, and the last was read by ID
w. F. Mangee, also of Philadelphia.
Arthur T. Atherholt, well-knov
aeronaut, who frequently visited Moul
Holly. died on Thursday at his HON
1900 Frankfort avenue, Philadelphia
He served terms as president of the Ae
club, of Philadelphia, and the Aero eli
Of Pennsylvania. He participated
many thrilling balloon flights. One
after fight of 1900 miles from Stuttga
Germany, he landed in the wilds
Russia, after tree had torn hole
the balloon, which had been forced do,
by ice forming on the gas bag. He a
companion, John Watts, were arrest
and held several days, the Russians
lieving them to be German spies.
was 40 years Of age.
There will be big time at Red Me
hall tomorrow night, when Mar
Circle No. 8, Brotherhood OF Ameri
will celebrate it's forty-first anniN
sary, and which will also be combil
with union meeting of the Circles
this district, comprising Mooresto'
Masonville, Burlington, Pemberton {
Smithville, this latter partof the mi
ing being at the call of the Grand CT
Washington. One of the interest