The Mount Holly news., 1917-01-09

Rev. w. E. Zimmerman, of Lumber
ton, will be the speaker in the Method
list church this evening.
An important meeting of the Ladies
Aid or the G. A. r. will be held thi
evening. All members are requested
to be present.
At Elkton, Md, yesterday, occurred
the marriage of John N. Kirby, O.
Medford, and Miss Ethel B. Winters
Of Philadelphia.
The wedding of w. Hamilton Mann,
Jr., Of Mount Holly, and Miss Pauline
T. BOUCHER, of Beverly, will take place
in the latter city on Wednesday, Jan
uary II.
The mems club of st. Andrews S
church will meet on Thursday evening
at the residence of Stacy B. Lippin-
colt. The speaker will be Richard B.
! Eckman.
Three major abdominal operations
were performed in one day at the Bur-
lington County Hospital, last week.
Two were on women from Florence and
one on boy from Burlington.
Roberta Matthews, a gifted lady
evangelist, is conducting meetings at
the Unionville chapel every night this
week at 7.3O. Next Sunday services
will be held at 1920 a. M, and 8 and
7.30 p. m.
Tony Carilini, of Florence, is serving
a sentence of thirty days in the Mount
Holly Jail, imposed by Recorder Petty,
for driving an auto truck Of the furni-
ture firm OF Brewer & Carilini, while
under the influence of liquor.
The local Board of Health is adver-
tising an ordinance in this issue which
requires all milk dealers in this town
to secure license. The license fee will
be 50 annually for each wagon or
vehicle used in the sale or distribution
of milk and cream. And other sanitary
conditions are required in the ordin-
ance.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Parsnt-Teachers' Association will be
held in the High school auditorium on
Thursday evening at o'clock. 1t is
desired that large number of people
be at this meeting as there will be sub
iects discussed that will interest every
parent. DR.. Longsdorf, medical in
spector Of the schools, will talk on dis
eases that school children are subject
to and will point out the remedies.
Some time since it was decided to
open the public library two evenings
in each week OF. January in order that
persons who desired to read the books
there might have opportunity to do
SO. The library was open on Tuesday
and Thursd&y evenings last week and
there were two people who visited the
place and they simply wanted to ex-
change books. IL there is not any
more interest manifested the library
will not be kept open evenings.
Persons passing Dubell's drug store
Saturday noticed number OF show
cases outside and the wonder was
where they were going to be put up, as
it was supposed the interior was as
complete as it was possible for it to be.
But look inside showed that changes
had been made that add greatly to the
looks, room and convenience of the
store, and the new cases, with the re-
of the prescription and
other departments make this store one
Of, If not the finest equipped in the
county.
The Women's Community League
Of West Washington street was organ
lied May IL, 1916, for the purpose of |
bettering the condition of mankind in
the community. The League gave an
for the benefit of the |
County Hospital on De-
,ember 20, and the proceeds, amount
ing to SIS, was paid to the treasurer of
the institution yesterday. The officersl
and members Of the League are as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Seals Ross; vice
president, Mrs. j. Trusty; treasurer,
Mrs. Robert Street; secretary, Mrs. w.
Holland. Members, Miss J. E. Will
liams, Mrs. VIM. Bradley; Mrs. B.
Street, Mrs. S. l.. Willis, Mrs. b. Ford, |
Mrs. Essie Payne, Mrs. Susie Lowey |