The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-11-02

1t is rumored that two local bushes
men contemplate engaging in new re-
taurant business in Mount Holly in til
near future.
The next regular meeting of the w. I
7. u. will be held in the G.. A. r. room
Tuesday afternoon, November 9Th, a
three o'clock.
| A bread, cake and pie sale will be con
Quoted in the Union fire house mex
Saturday afternoon by DR.. Atwood
class of the NJ. f. Sunday school.
Miss Gertrude Eckart, of Mount Holly
and John A. GiIchrist, of Philadelphia
were married in Mount Holly last Wed
nesday evening by Rev. L. d. Gottschall
Evangelistic meetings will be held a
the court house every night next weel
by Rev. L. d. Gottschall, of Lebanon
Pa, the preacher of the United Brethren
denomination.
The primary department of the Bap
fist Sunday school will hold bread
cake and pie sale in the Y. M. C. A.
rooms over the post office, on Saturday
afternoon. November 18th, beginning al
one o'clock.
Don't miss the bread, pie and cake
sale by the Occowana class of the Baptist
Sunday school, to be held in the Kelsey
and Killie building, SO Main street, at 2
O'clock ON Saturday, November 9Th, for
the benefit of the Sunday school.
The unclaimed mail that remains at
the post office is as follows: Mrs. Joseph
HI. Rainear, Alexander White. Miss
Elizabeth Bunting. Alexander Foulk,
Joe Labelmaz, Mrs. John Wikley, Will
liam Stewart, J. Pokrass.
Samuel r. Gaskill, of the real estate
of the Long Island railroad,
has been appointed valuation expert to
represent theroad, to accompany govern
ment officials in valuing the real estate
Of the road. The work will take nearly
two years.
r. A. Hammond, a notorious pick
pocket, was arrested at Medford, on Sat
urday night, during the Halloween
celebration, and is now in the jail here.
Only one person, Charles P. Kirkbride,
was robbed, as far as known, and his
loss was less than $40.
Joshua Taylor. city treasurer of Bur
Iington, and we'll known in Mount
Holly, died at his home in that city on
Saturday night, from Bright's disease.
He was 60 years of age. He was men,
Der OF many organizations and director
Of the Mount Holly Trust Company.
Jacob Claypoole, who has been
patient at the Burlington county hospi-
tal about a year, suffering from being
paralyzed below his hips as result of
all when the scaffold on which he was
working broke, was taken to the Cooper
hospital, Camden, this morning, to un-
Ter go X-ray examinations in an effort
% locate. the trouble.
At the meeting OF the official board Of
he Methodist church last evening the
contract for the placing Of metal cell
ng and other Improvements to the in
erior of the auditorium of the church was
awarded to the Penn Metal Ceiling Co.,
II Philadelphia. E. w. Esham was
awarded the contract for the scaffolding in
he church and the placing of the wood
york for the metal ceiling.
Word was received here ON Sunday of
he death of Lawrence Campbell, of |
dount Holly, which occurred at Clear
ield, Pa. Campbell went away about a |
1ear ago and his wife, who is a daughter
+ Howard Taylor, of White street, did |
lot know of his whereabouts until Sum-
ay, when she received telegram stat
ng that he was striker with pneumonia |
nd removed to hospital at Clearfield,
where he died.
A farmers institute will be held in
range hall. Marlton, on Tuesday. Nov
mber Is, morning, afternoon and even
ng. Among the speakers will be D. P.
litter, of Berkshire, N. Y, on Corn
reduction" Miss Anna M. Hauser, of |
he State Agricultural College. on 'Food
ralues in Relation to the Diet;;" r. w.
,eBaun, Of the State Agricultural Col
,ge, on profitable Truck Crops" and
IRIS. Edith Ellicott Smith, of Penns-
ale, Pa, on "Our Social Life and Its
disabilities y
The America chemical was called to
ne farm of Thomas Vanderslice, be-
xeen Mount Holly and Smithville
long the railroad going out Shreve
rect, Saturday morning, where the barn
as on fire. When the chemical ar
we'd on the scene the entire barn was
lass of flames and all that could be
one was to save the house. Mr.. Van
ersIice was not at home at the time
nd his wife, in an effort to save pig
ON being burned to death which was
ear the barn, was severely burned about
he face and head. Her efforts failed as
ne was driven back by the flames. The
ig was the only live stock that was
urned to death.
The first number of the Lyceum en-
course will take place in
ne Methodist church on Thursday
yening, November IS, when the Royal
Iale Quartette will make its re-appear-
nee in Mount Holly. Last year this
ompany gave such delightful and
igh-class Entertainment that it was de-
ided to have them return this year.
he other numbers that follow are: DIR.
v. Quay Rosselle, lecturer, December Is.
he Arcadians, a singing orchestra COM
osed of six young ladies, January IL.
he Cadman Concert Company, COM
osed of five artists, four ladies and a
entleman, February %. Mrs. William
alvin Chiffon, monodramatist, March
4. This series of five excellent, high grade
Entertainments for S1.00. You cannot
ford to miss them. Secure your tickets
low from the committee or at Boyce's
II l. HI. Lippincott's stores.
Political Notes.
THE News will not reach all of its
eaders before the time arrives to close
he polls, but to those who do get it we |
ay vote the Republican ticket from top
o bottom, because the candidates are
rood men. When the returns come in |