The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-02-27
LOCAL NEWS.

LOSAL mi WCs
Ambrose johnson has been sworn i
as constable OF westampton township
Miss M. Adelaide Atkinson is il
with bronchitis at her home on HigI
street.
Gerald Colkitt will go to the German
hospital, Philadelphia. tomorrow, fo
an operation on his knee.
Children who have recently arrive
at school age may be entered durfn,
the FIRST ten days Of March.
The preacher at st. Andrews churcl
on Friday evening will be Rev. Horac
T. Owen, Of st. Paul's church. Trenton
Dr.. J. HI. Carter has been elected
director Of the Burlington County Fai
Association to succeed Elton A. smith
deceased.
Mark Reynolds, who has purchased
the Karg grocery and meat business
on King street, has moved into {
house on Bispham street.
Raymond Haines. son OF J. Evan
Haines. of Camden, a former Noun
Holly printer, is now employed by fh,
Lanston Monotype Company.
Tomorrow evening Camp SO, P. o
Of A. win hold a Washington tel
party to which all are welcome. A
silver offering viii be taken at thu
door.
Charles Remine died at his home in
Wrightstown, Saturday. He was as
SCISSOR for New Hanover township and
had held the Office for a number Of
years,
Glass No. Is of the Baptist Sunday
school viii have cake and delicates.
sen sale at No. 81 Main street, on Sat.
urday next, for the benefit OF the Sun.
day school.
After being i'll with Bright's disease
for over year, David I. Hubbs died al
his home on Pine street on Friday. He
will be buried in Northwood cemetery,
Philadelphia, to-day.
Unclaimed mail remains at the post
Office addressed to the following per-
sons: Joseph Steininger. Mrs. Kittie
Childs, Mrs. Mary Green. Mrs. Emma
Norcross, Mrs. Sylvester Mathews.
At the Grand Lodge convention Of
the Knights of Pythias held in Tren-
ton, Thursday, George w. A. French
was appointed deputy grand Chancellor
Of this district for the ensuing year.
1t Is reported that Of the four MEM
bsrs OF the Board Of Education whose
terms expire next month, three-WiI-
liam w. Worrell. William A. slangh
ter and Mrs. William b. Tomlinson-
viii not be candidates for reelection.
John Fields, veteran OF the civil
war, died at the soldiers home at
Kearney on Friday. His funeral will
take place from the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Britton, Pine
street, Mount Holly, this afternoon.
Interment at Pemberton.
Rev. Thomas S. Hammond win be
the speaker at the mems meeting at
the opera house next Sunday after
noon ut o'clock. He will speak on
the subject. THE White Man" All
men and boys over fifteen years are
invited. There will be special music.
A very enjoyable evening was passed
on Saturday at the residence of Free.
holder e. w Esham, when forty-two
schoolmates Of his daughter. Mabelle,
rendered her surprise in honor OF
Washington's birthday. Dancing was
the pastime Of the evening with music
furnished by the high school orchestra.
The following events Of interest to
all win occur this week: This after
noon demonstration of the cooking
Of vegetables and meeting with the
girls club. in the high school audi
torinm. This evening there will be a
meeting with the mothers daughter
nlnb. in the basement Of st. Paul's
church. Washington street. On Fri
there will be demonstration of cook
ing Of eggs and milk. at Wrights-
town. Thursday, Farmers Institute
ut Medford. The public ia cordially
invited to attend these meetings.
The social given in the Mathodist
church ON Friday evening bv the SIM
dav school was ! very en;ovab,e aff.;r
Despite the storm there was Z GOOD q
tendance, and an interesting nrooram
was presented. The following took
part; Piano solo. Miss Grace stillwell.
vocal duet. Misses Glover and Violet
I,ipuincott: recitation. Miss Maha,la
Esham: piano duet Miss Grace Diclxar.
son and Mrs. Micaiah MatIack. violin
solo. Daniel Wilson: vocal xolo. Miss
Marion Anderson: recitation Mrs
Fred Tracey: piano duet, Miss Martha
Davies and Mrs. Matlack; vocal solo,
Kenneth Perinchief; recitation, Miss
Ida Prickett; piano solo. Miss Martha
Davies; vocal solo, Mrs. Luella Colder.
Camp No. As, Sons OF Veterans, had
an anniversary celebration on Thurs
day night. at which they entertained
the members Of the Ladies' Aid Of the
G. A. r. and Grand Army Post. An
interesting program was presented and
sll present spent very enjoyable even
ing. The progam consisted OF prayer
by Rev. Luther Moore Bicknell, Of the
Presbyterian church; address Of vel