The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1916-10-03

Walter Oliphant and family have re
moved to Trenton.
Thomas H. Phares, Of New York, i
visiting in Mount Holly this week.
Mrs. Ray o. VanArsdale and daugh
ter, of Lumberton. spent Sunday will
Miss Edna Parker.
Miss Helen Davis, of Hammonds
port, N. Y, is spending week witt
friends in MONT Holly.
The w. C. t. U. will hold meeting
at the G.. A. r. hall next Tuesday
afternoon at three o'clock.
There will be an examination of con-
ditioned pupils of the eighth grade at
the school house on BFainard street on
Friday, october 9Th.
The Methodist choir gave two fine
anthems last Sunday morning and
evening which has produced very
favorable comments.
The Methodist Episcopal church is
preparing for great re-opening of the
Sunday school and each of the other
services next Sunday.
William H., three months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Lincoln, of
Shreve street, died on Sunday. His
remains were inferred at Columbus
yesterday.
Harry M. Abdill, Mrs. Esther
Streeker, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Pierce returned home on Saturday af-
ter spending the summer at the for
mer's bungalow at Seaside Heights.
The Relief. Engine Company, of
Moorestown, which was one of the out
side companies to respond to the recent
fire at the Taubel hosiery mill in River
side, has received check for $50 from
the Taubel Co., in recognition of the
services rendered.
Next Monday evening at 6.45 o'clock |
a luncheon and mass meeting for men
will be held in the Presbyterian church,
At which time Mems League will be
All men interested are
asked to be present and unite in the
work. The luncheon will be twenty
i've cents plate.
Yesterday an ter-denominational
conference on church efficiency was
leld in the Presbyterian church, led
~ Rev. Albert F. McGarrah, of
Chicago. The conference was well at
ended and greatly enjoyed by all. The
work. of the churches will be greatly
helped by the conference.
The soldiers at the border have re-
eived many magazines, periodicals and
'aper through the kindness of some of
he more prominent publication
Iouses and lately through the kind
less of individuals from all parts of
he country. Already several ship
nents have gone forward from Bur
ington county and several of the
Ioung Mems Christian Association
roups throughout the county are
tanning to collect larger quantity of
eading material and forward them to
be soldiers before long. = 1t is very L
ratifying to know of the interest this
ounty has taken in this work and
hat the soldiers certainly appreciate t
heir readiness to help them in this re-
pect. Il
Walter P. the twelve year-old son of q
'harles F. Walker, was accidentally
illed on the South Pemberton road,
ear Pemberton, on Tuesday, by being /
truck by an automobile driven by DR.. II
,noch Hollingshead. The boy was rid |
lg bicycle and next to him was a
going the same direction.
IT. Hollingshead was coming the OPP
osite way and as he reached the cycles
he lad turned into the road a slight ;
istance and was struck and run over I
v the automobile. The doctor hurried
lie injured boy to the Burlington
ounty hospital, but he died before he
cached the institution. An inquest
as conducted by Coroner Gaslxill, at I
on Saturday. Thegjury a
DR.. Hollingshead from CEN t
ire and decided that the accident was b