The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-03-20
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The next regular meeting Of the w
c. T. U. will be held at g. A. r. hall
Tuesday afternoon, March n. at
o'clock.
2 Samuel C. Matthias, the weil-knowI
u hackman, died at his residence or
Washington street. on Sunday. a
J, was IS years Of age.
A reception will be given Rev
Thomas s. Hammond and family, In
s the Methodist church, on Thursday
i evening. at eight o'clock. All welcome
Anderson & Higgins, Of Mount
r Holly, have received the contract tc
erect six-room bungalow at Florence
: Heights, to cost $500. for Richard
Hamilton.
/ Mount Holly Lodge No. l3, Ancient
/ Order Of Good Fellows. had an ami.
} versary celebration on Friday night.
After an interesting program refresh.
ments were served.
Cecil g. Elmer, OF Silverton, N. J.,
and Miss Marie w. Howell, Of Wash
ington street, Mount Holly. were mar
ried in st. Andrews church, Saturday
evening, by Rev. Henry Teller Cooke.
An umbrella marked 81. C. E." was
left at THE News Office last week In
exchange for one marked ~. C. X. !"
The mistake may be rectltied by re-
turning the latter and receiving the
former.
a Two shares of the capital stock Of
the Mount Holly National bank were
sold last week. At private sale. for s8s
per share. Twenty-three shares of the
stock of the Mount Holly Water Com
pany brought SIS per share.
William M. Oliver. who recently re-
Tired from farming. has purchased
Howard Powell's property on Cherry
street, near Union, and will occupy it
after making some improvements.
Mr.. Powell has removed to Camden.
The famous lecture, Shakespeare:
Then and Now" by DR.. James J.
Walsh, will be delivered tomorrow
night in the high school auditorium,
under the auspices of the Burlington
County Chapter, Knights Of Column
bus.
! The Million Fog Farm Conpanv. OF
Rrown,s Mills which viii deal in live
stock Of all kinds. has baen incorpor-
ated the oapital stock being 500. 900
and the ineorporators william r.
Stanert, Harold LeDuc and Norman
| Nicholson.
Mrs. Rebecca A. Lore died at her
home in Wilmington. Delaware. Wed
nesdav. She was 90 years Of age. Mrs.
Lore was the widow Of Chief Justice
Charles q. Lore. Her maiden name
was Rebecca A. Bates. and she was a
native 81 Mount Holly.
About fifty persons took advantage
Of .syisit the school week, and In
spected the Mount Holly schools. They
were much interested and pleased with
what thew saw. It Is regretted that
more citizens did not avail themselves |
of the opportunitv given.
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The Elks' funeral service was conduct
ed at the residence. Interment was
made in Mount Holly cemetery.
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At the meeting OF the Laymen's
Association held In connection with
the Methodist conference at Atlantic
City recently, William H. Heisler. of
III.