The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1916-10-31

g The annual meeting OF the Noun
v Holly Dorcas Society was held yesSer
- day afternoon.i
, The Interstate Milk Produces AS
ISOLATION has fixed the wholesale price
of milk for November at six cents
quart.
Rev. Henry Teller Cooke, tne rector
elect of St. Adrew's church' ana lis
family, are expected to afnVein NOUN
Holly today,
Rev. James II. Terri was unable 10
occupy the pulpit Oh the Dap'ls'
church on Sunday because Oh an at
tack of tonsilitis
A ritual thsffs over hundred years
lola will he used at the communion ser
vice in t1e Methodist church next
ISundaynorning.
| Ley4s Lippincott and family have
Imo,ed from Miss Addie Atkinson's
! poperty on High street to apartments
lover the Acme store.
William G. Morgan and Miss Ella
NJ. Worrell, bother Mount Holly, were
quietly married on Thursday evening,
~ Rev. E. M. Ogden.
The abandoned coal trestle at the
former gas works near Washington
and King streets, caught fire from an
unknown cause on Sunday. The chem
zeal engines extinguished the flames,
Union and America chemical engines
went to Masonville yesterday, in re-
sponse to a call for aid at a fire. Shinn's |
garage there was destroyed, together /
with three automobiles and lot of &C
cessories.
Harold b. Wells, special master in
chancery, on Thursday sold tract of
iand in Pemberton township, near
Birmingham, containing little over
two acres. 1t was bought by C. C. b.
Stiles for $780,.
Charles, son of Mrs. Sarah G.. Lewis,
Of Mount Holly, was married in the
Church of the Incarnation, Philadel.
phia, Wednesday, to Miss Carolyn M.
Lee, of (. Philadelphia. Rev. Norman
Van Pelt Lewis performed the .cere-
nony.
If there are five applications for
egistration in the night classes of
cooking or manual training of the
Mount Holly high school, the depart
nent will be opened. Registration J
nay be made personally to Professor c
William C. Sullivan, during school 9
lours, or may he sent by mail. The
uition fee will be $3.50 for ten weeks.
Clarence Atkinson. a farmer near C
jacksonville, secured hired man from
Philadelphia agency last week. Dur
ng the absence of the family, on Sum- t
ay, the man ransacked the house, :
acuring about s., the contents Of sew >
raj banks belonging to Mr.. Atkinson's /
hildren, and some clothing. He has V
ot been seen since. g
Howard, son of George Stead, Jr., fl
as knocked down by an automobile L
n High street, Saturday evening. His (
1lIar bone was broken and he received y
cut on the head and bruises. He /
ad been sent across the street to do S
q errand and on his return he waited y
ntil car going down the street had u
assed. George Kimble, of jack s
'nville, was driving up town and c
/ order to get past the other car he d
lrned to the left instead of the right u
nd ran the boy down. I!G
The pushmobile contest that has J.,
cen conducted at Wetherill's store for :,
,veral weeks, closed on Wednesday, s
he votes were counted by c. G. Cow "
srthwait at the Mount Holly Nation
Bank, and the winners announced u
i Thursday. The two machines to be vi
ven to Mount Holly children were
on by Bayard Allen, son of Mr.. and
rs. Harold B. Allen, q, 2OS votes, and
alph Evan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Os- hs
II Evan, 9,511 votes. The out-of-
wn machine was awarded to Earl th
lcott, of Lumberton, 1854 votes. CO