The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-04-10
MI. and Mrs. Harry Whiting spent

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wright, of Col
lingswood, have been spending q few
days in this vicinity.
Mrs. Ella N. Fenstermacher, of East
Allentown. Pa. is paying three days.
: visit to friends in this neighborhood.
!, James C. Tomlinson, of Rancocas,
who was injured by an accident on a
sand dredge. last November. died on
: Sunday.
Mrs. George F. Harbert is quite ill
with pneumonia. She is receiving
treatment at the Burlington county
hospital.
The wedding Of Miss Eleanor Kahn
and Albert R. Fogg will take place in
the Marlton Baptist church tomorrow
evening.
Washington Council No. 5, Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, Of Mount Holly. presented q
large American flag to the Mile
Colony on Sunday.
Lieutenant George Kent stoddard is
acting as recruiting officer ON the bat
tleahip Kansas, which is lying at
Philadelphia. The lieutenant was REL
Gently married to young lady from
Annapolis.
The lecture by Prof. Francis H.
Green, Of West Chester. which was adj
yertiscd to take place last night at the
high school auditorium. was postponed
on account of death which occurred
in his family on Sunday.
! An ambulance from Jefferson bospi-
tai, Philadelphia. came to Mount
Holly, yesterday. and took Mrs. Simon
.. Gutenberg to her home in that CITY.
This lady is a sister OF Mrs. Abraham
saltzman. She has been quite Ill for
long time, and has had several infu-
sions Of her sisters blood, but her
health did not improve and she felt
that she would like to go to her home
in Philadelphia.
John p. Jones died at his home in /
Aarlton, on Thursday. Mr.. Jones was
ens Of the best-known hotel keepers in |
this county, having conducted the inn
~ Narltsn. known ~ Bareford's hotel. |
svsr sincs the death Of Mr.. Bareford !
many years ago. Mr.. Jones was q
member Of the 28d New Jersey regi-
meat, and was always present at the /
annual reunion Of that body. One Of /
bis favorite hobbies was the possession
| of beard which reached to his feet
and 81 which he was very proud and
eareful.
The following wardsns, vestrymen
and delegates were elected yesterday
| by the members of st. Andrews
Church: Wardsns, B. F. HAYWOOD
Shreve, Clarence H. Polhemus; vestry-
men, George A. Lippincott, william
A. Slaughter, Joseph Cross. Richard
B. Eckman, Edward H. Lewis, Harry i
w. Pharea, Stacy B. Lippincott. i
Nelson D. w. Pumyea; deputies to the
diocesan convention, B. F. Haywood
6hrsvs, William A. Slaughter, Ed
ward H. Lewis; alternates Earl L. Ever
line, William H. Mason Sd, Herbert ].
Randall.
The Public Safety committee, at it's
Meeting last week, appointed a num-
Der OF subcommittee to attend to
various duties for the benefit of the !
community during the war. One of
those committees that on home gar
dsning strongly recommends that
every available plot of ground in the
town shall be cultivated. Men, wo-
men and children should interest 3
themselves in this work, as the food ,,
problem is likely to be one of the seri-
Gus questions Of the war. The cost of {
food stuffs il very high and probably
will remain 30 or 20 higher.
Easter was appropriately observed in &
the Methodist church on Sunday. The !
church was attractiyely decorated with b
flowers and plants. At the morning ,
service solo. open the gates Of the I
temple" was well rendered by Miss
Ethel Cronk. In the evening the !;
ladies Of the choir rendered selection, ]
and Misses Myra BOUCHER and Edna 6
Parker sang duet entitled when /
survey the wondrous cross both of
which vera greatly enjoyed. Rev. T.
q. Hammond preached interesting .
Easter sermons both morning and Il
evening. Large audiences were nresent
at ali the services. II
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