The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-04-06
A new gas main has been laid on


Water street.
Mount Holly Lodge of Elks will holt
social session tonight.
Charles LaTour has been elected
director of the Mount Holly Nationa
bank.
The senior class of the Mount Holl,
high school enjoyed three-day trip t
Washington last week.
Owing to the bad weather of Saturday
the baptismal services that we're to have
taken place at st. Andrews church wer'
postponed until next Sunday at thre'
O'Clock.
4 Mail for the following remains at tn,
post Office unclaimed: William Harrison
Master j. Willard Lippincott, Mrs
Henry G. Shaw, Miss Myrtle Suits
Woman's Exchange or Gift Shop, Mrs
H. L. Shaw.
i Francis HI. Reed has rendered hi
resignation as collector of this township
to take effect as soon as his books have
/ been audited and his bond as collector
released, which will probably require
two months to complete.
The Mount Holly Hainesport Relic
Fund will hold cake sale in the Office
of William A. Slaughter, Saturday
afternoon, from two until FIVE o'clock
There will be articles of German baking
but they will be made in America.
| Isaac Wilson, prominent minister Of
the Society of Friends, preached fine
sermon at the meeting house, corner Of
High and Garden streets, on Sunday, on
the subject Personal Welfare. He
made strong plea for the living OF q
righteous, Christian life on earth.
In the high school auditorium, Friday
evening, the band from the Vineland
Training School for Feeble-M Minded Chill
dren will give concert and demonstrate
their ability to perform on musical in
struments. The proceeds will be used
for the home at the Four-Mile colony,
The Board of Education of the town.
ship of Northampton organized last
evening by electing the following officers:
President, John M. Huff; vice president,
DIR. G. E. Lord; district clerk, William
H. Mason; medical inspector, DR.. r III.
Parsons; truant officer, Samuel K. Gas
kill.
Twelve persons were baptized at the
Baptist church on Sunday morning.
Both morning and evening services were
attended by congregations that filed the
church to its capacity. The rendition
of a cantata that had been announced
for the evening service was postponed
until some future date.
Fire was discovered in the cellar of
Garwood's wholesale liquor store, early
on Friday morning, and the fire depart
ment was called out. The flames were
easily extinguished. The damage done
amounted to about $50. The fire is
thought to have started from burning
SCOT In chimney. The blaze was dis
covered by policeman Curtis.
At a meeting Of Mount Holly Lodge of
Elks, on Thursday night, the elective
officers, whose names were recently
published, were installed by the retiring
Exalted Ruler, DIX. Raymond s. Clarke.
The following appointive officers were
named: Esquire, Henry G. Shinn; chap
lain, s. Budd Norcross; inner guard,
Harry Hawkins, ST.; organist, Aubrey
S. Worrell.
One side of the driveway of the Wash
ington street bridge is to be covered with
wood blocks, treated with creosote, of
the same kind that are used in street
paving in many cities. The planking
on the bridge requires frequent renewal, |
and the blocks are to be laid as an ex- |
pertinent, with the idea that they will |
prove durable and lasting.
Alex Ruben and Philip Stryker, both |
D Hainesport, had little Easter alter
cation, in which Ruben seems to have
come off second-best. Ruben called on |
the lady who keeps boarding house
where Stryker lives and after short
visit went to his own boarding place and
went to bed. There he was found by
5tryker who proceed to give Ruben a
s Ss oeaang' Aney were a1fes'eu anu
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Prosecutor KELSEY has announced that
le will not remove Ellis I'll. Parker from
,he office of county detective. There is
. question whether the detective is or is
not subject 10 removal at the discretion
II the Prosecutor Of the Pleas but Mr..
< elsev settles all doubt on that point bv
Eating that he will retain Parker. The
after. on Thursdav. finished service of
d wears. six under Eckard P. Budd and
ifteen under Samuel A. Atkinson.
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At recent meeting Of the Bible school
.hnrch the foIlowino OFFICERS were elected
IN the coming wear. SUPERINTENDENT
Robert A Sarnnia r.. ass;stant s,nt
frank A. Hendriclxson: secretary. George
Karo. treasurer Garfield Brown. teacher
rafting denartment Miss Mary W
Rudd. snner;ntendent urinary denart-
ment Mrs Charles r. Pierce. assistant
Miss Hazel Whitman. superintendentl
home department. Mrs. Daniel Eddie
man. sunerintendent cradle roll depart-
ment Mrs. Charles r. Pierce. librarian.
+ sexton Folwell: pianist. Miss Grace
Fruer
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bn;id;no which Is Lnown as Christ Eree
Church IS on the Forked landing road |
ahout a mile and a half from Mamie
Shade in a section where few nersans
had attended church a PhiladeInhia
church donated an organ the PennsvI-
vania Railroad pave a locomotive hell Tor
The little steenle and chairs were donated |
hv 3 observation-disclosures house that was going |
e mt in better seats Much 81 the
INN her was also contributed The
hu;llino is 3Sx4O feet
= 49,
United States Senator James MARITIME,
Of New jersey, has no apologies to otfer |