The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-02-16
A Game of Bridge.

questions OF Farm Demonstration, roads,
bridges, and q few other things. 1t was
supposed that the meeting would not
last very long, but it was nearly five
o'clock when clerk Hawkins announced
that the calendar had been cleared. The
subject of Farm Demonstration had the
right of way, but the matter of bridges
proved to be of greater difficulty in solv-
ing than any other question presented.
Notices had been sent to all interested
in having a Farm Demonstrators ap-
pointed to be present and lend encour-
agement to the project. There was a
good response and the court house was
filled, Not all were in favor, but there
were those who did not like the idea,
and they evidently came without specia
notice.
After the call for the meeting had
been read, the director ordered that bills
be considered that the decks might bt
cleared for action which would come later
The first to be objected to was a claim Of
Edward BernascO, who laid some pipe
on a road in Burlington township dur
ing the life of the old large board. 1t is
the rule that such work annot be done
until after there had been proper appli
cation to have it done. 1t was shown
that Mr.. BernaScO had followed this
rule and as there did not appear to be
any good reason why he should be KEEP
out of the money he had expended the
bill was ordered paid.
Then the subject of the famous de
tour" on the Tuckerton-New Gretna
road was brought up in the shape of a
bill for $75l.47, for work done there.
This matter is in the Court of Chancery
awaiting a decision and it was shown
ZIG. .ne oApeNnie " money III onae
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III. h;rdoa ~ ~ W.
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na;d wy ""' ueie
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I sasoint;on offarad r. NJ -
tha oo,,ntv omnio. sIoh ~ 80; nnS
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na ou. eaol ~ ausooaoes anu oppo-
MENUS VI .ne ileasuie anu caiieu On some
1 III W s'ads .ne uiscuss11n. :. CIalg
uai!iuau, cdaiiilan VI Tue connnllcIee
.Ias nas oe1n a~uVoEa'liig 'ne pan, hall-
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~ omoo4 To VIZ eoaiUeu
ml.n NY ha.e .na.a iavoL was noe
peins asnou, was ooiieISnlng Ine
lalining c~oiniaunl.y einaha ana was
entl'Ieu ". ne ieleIleo W ene staeisClcs
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nave Iapiuiy iAsen IN 'ne Ploiesslon Oh
farming, U entlreiy TO the employ,
meht % Sclen1nc men VINO naVe looked
after the matters OF vital interest to
agrlcuiIuriscs; Inls is True, IN a sense
IN the OhlVeu STATES. me average laim-
CT was Represented as an nuepenuen
man, one VINO resenIs any one coming 10
alctaee Wnac course ne sno9iu pursue
DuS mlllne " ls.en auV.Se. MI
Ieooer.s was ~ WIN tne nieil-
pers VINO voeeo against cne measure pc
cause ne .iousn. eney ~ uoU, az nIso
slance' uIu1lseaiu ING inaOer rou
years ago ne nad ueclineo an oiler rom
ene onieea states eparenleht 70 teil nm
Inlnes ne tLouene ne hneW, ouo ne nau
discovered MS Hiiscake. me Expense Oh
1nis movemehe Hau oeen lnentioheo as
against ~, put ne consluereu Ina Cne
slnaiiese pals VI sne aitait ia
WIN sne siea' uenenee W oe uTuIiirsu
1, Euwaiu Ilal.lson, u Snes'eInelu'
Salu wliie nc was ~ laVoi Vi enS ulove-
mehe ne .nousnC IL was gong az che
county raener s.fong. ne caileu atten-
u0h 70 Inc conoi.lons IN mercer county.
Wnen ~ was nausuiaVeo eneIe ens
Doafu Vi iIaue u aaon coiieliouceu
Soou, tne rme gave pow ana a west
ern lnstitutlon gave sl,ooV, ms covered
Tue SALARY loI snas yeal. nsAe year
trenton ana tne FARMERS backed OUT Oh
tne sltuatlon, DuI Cne a Doaru .! free-
noddefs appropriated POW. Inns year
9oOo was raiseu 10y tns rIee4oluers, anu
the Oniteo states ano New JeIsey MAGE
up the balance; MI. HARRISON ehougnt
Tue luea was an 'rignI pu. ene county
ought not W give mole enan one-eniIo Ql
"nae Is requ1Ieu:
CnaIies IL. barton, OF Niarlcoh,
the Farm Demonstrato could snow
many FARMERS poincs Vi "eahness CuaO
tney are mo o aware 0i.
Joseph hoDerts, OF NiooresOown was
neartiy IN iavor Oh .Ie appolnenent
he referred 10 Inc lacC va! prior 70 ene
org~anizauon Oh Ine eAPetllnen. seation
IL was ALMOST impossiole ,loi iaIiieis W
gee any knowieuge VI sal4e.
usofge Lipplncos., " alalle9h' lavoi-
gu Ine pian. ne .nousne PoSeipiy sonne
Oh ehose VINO opposed ~ were ailaiu ene
DenonssIaeol wouiu en oos nnn so1 eo
tning. tie knew OF az lease one grange
Inac was neal'ily II iasoi . Nc soIen nae
~ answsl " qt 49, - y ba 49,;
.ne speahet aro s"e s'"n ~
=" 1oSanb Enoie of Sm;thv;lle who ;s
msUaaa- ~ r. forms If Film 4 Smith
said he Thought the farm rs of Eastamn
ton townsbin were almost unanimons in
900 ~ tha annointmant of Demon.
strator He said he had lived on a farm
q number of wears. but he was satisfied
there were MANY things for him to learn,
Henry p WRIGHT. of Westampton
said he was very much in favor OF the