The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-05-25

| Cut flowers for sale during this wee
and Memorial day, at Dubell's dru
store. Proceeds for charity.
The complete list of attractions at th
coming Chautauqua appears in an ad
vertisement in another column.
Camp SO, P. o. of A., had larg
gathering Wednesday evening an
would like all who can to come out tn
next meeting night, to get ready for tn
Both.
While descending fiight'of stairs a
his home near Cross Roads, last week
Barzillai Ingling missed his footing AM
fell, dislocating his hip and severely in
juring him.
During the past few weeks member
ship campaign conducted by Washing
ton Camp No. II, P. o. S. Of A., the.
have received 80 propositions. They ex
pect to reach the 100 mark on Thursday
evening.
The Maple Shade Congregations
church will begin the work of erecting
new church early in the fall. 1t is pro
posed to pay for the structure entirely
by voluntary contributions, and not t.
make any general canvas.
Unclaimed mail for the following per
sons remains in the post Office for the
week ending May %: Letters, Mrs. Rit
ter, Samuel Dawson, Mrs. M. s. Rich
ardson. Cards, Miss Edith Davis, Mrs,
M. Clark, Luckens & Verkes.
Last evening occurred the marriage Of
Oakley f. Cahall and Anna l.. Boyer,
at the home of the bride on Hume
street. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Joseph L. Surtees. A large num-
Der of guests witnessed the ceremony.
The annual meeting of the Burlington
County District Sunday School Associa-
ton was held in Christ p. E. Church
Bordentown on Thursday morning and
afternoon. Addresses were made by
Mrs. Sidney Bourne, of Trenton; the
Rev. &. 3. Lewis, OF Burlington, and
Rev. r. Bowden Shepherd.
At the Methodist parsonage on Satur-
lay evening occurred the marriage of
Miss Hazel M. Herbert, of Paxson street,
and Arthur J. Atkinson, of Water
street. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Joseph l.. Surtees. The attendants
we're Miss Dorothy f. Reeves and Earl
R. Estilow.
Laurence G. Gillian, of Mount Holly,
/ senior at Rutgers College, New Bruins
wick, has been offered position as
professor of general science and agri-
culture in school in the upper part of
he state. He is taking the matter under
pending his graduation
iext month.
A cold supper will be served at
Arney's Mount, on Thursday, June 8,
at 4 p. M, for the benefit of
he Arney's Mount First day school.
there will be an entertainment in the
vening, with Miss Dorothy Hynson as
oloist, and other music by local talent.
n case of rain the affair will be held the
lext day.
Commissioner Dill, of the motor We
licle department, has refused to re-esta-
,lish the automobile license of Addison
f. Perrine, of Hightstown, who served
erm of imprisonment and lost his Ii
ense after he had driven his car into a
noving van, killing Bernhart Wishart,
Bordentown, who was riding with
i'm as passenger.
A travelling salesman for the John A.
Sons, of Trenton, by the name
{ Good, was seized with an attack of
cart trouble as he alighted from trolley
ar in Mount Holly on Saturday and
yas thrown violently to the ground. He
7as rushed to the Burlington County
Hospital, where by the excellent service
endered his life was saved. Mr.. Good
7as ablefo return his home in Brooklyn
n Sunday. His father is Methodist
'reacher at that place.
We are to have the pleasure of hearing
wo japanese entertainments on the
econd day of our Chautauqua. In the
fternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Michitaro On
ava and their accompanist will give an
Afternoon in Japan, most delightful
introducing number of Japan
Sc folk songs, among other features. At
light they will present ''Along the Road
0 Toxic" a Japanese music play. This
ill tell the story of japanese maiden's
)ve for young man who is at the front
ghting for their emperor. She starts
Or Toxic, and many interesting events
ollow. The entertainments will both
'e given with special costumes brought
rom Japan by the artists. The music
hould be of especial interest to musi-
ians because of its japanese origin. and
will be absolutely authentic
nd correct to the last detail of the en-