The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-03-27

A1s Al 1t. Shftok DuAiuAug On MAIL
street.
The Metropolitan band Of Burling
ton will give concert in the schoo
auditorium on Brainard street, OF
Monday evening. April 18th, for tn
benefit OF the Burlington count,
hospital.
Through q number Of chain teas helc
recently. sS12.96 has been Melted BY
the Hospital and Medical Supply Com
mittee of the Moorestown branch o
the New Jersey Association for Nation
al and International Relief.
/ The March conference OF associated
boys workers Of the Y. M. C. A. viii
be held in the Mount Holly bungalow
ION Saturday. The speakers will bt
Philip Howard, Jr., Of Haverford, and
. Oliver r. Hsinze. OF Philadelphia.
It is probable that Forbes, who oc'
cupied the pitchers box for the Mount
Holly base ball club. last year, will
officiate here again this season. He
was IN MOUNT laoiiy on SATURDAY ano
eApiesssu ussiie W pay neie 'ills
year.
| The preliminary sketch for the
bronze commemorative tablet which II
is proposed 70 place on the historic
scnooi mousse on Brainard street, mas
arrived. and IL can be seen at THE
NEWS once. Inc tablet WIN pe zxo
ieet In size ana Is an ai'issic piece Oh
workmanship. a meeung Of persons
interested VIII Dc neid In . snort time
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sunday evening tne members OF the
mount Eolly :. M. y. "A. attenoed In
Dooy the First baptist church. and
ilstened 70 special address py Rev.
James d. Terry. Mr.. Terry spoke on
success ana outlined lour requirements
Tor real success. Other association
groups tnrougnous the county had
ernov Ed.s,. nroc,oroot;on - o,,sa.',
a. ns.,.t OK :. np,,,., a..,,, t.,ss.~,,
or s Me-, Ts,sau
Every boy In burlington county can
enter the seventh annual boys agricui-
turai contest. There Is no limitation
Whatever Inc regular 56-page book
let with enrolment blank, rules and
regulations will be ready for distribu-
ton April I'd and copies may be had
through any member OF the contest
committee, through county superinten-
dent OF schools, Louis J. kayser, farm
Demonstration George i. Reid orcounty
secretary Robert Z. Shoemaker. This
years booklet contains several new con-
tests, and the premium list Is full of
many tempting and well worth while
premiums that are bound to appeal to
any ooy Sopies WIZ W "alleu, anu
ono uesii.nk any nulnosi u pook-
~ slaou'u plions - "iiee sne ! MI. =.
a oilics' looni ~ AeinpiS puiiuihg'
Just At present the township COM
mittee Of Northampton is having trou-
bles Of its own. With fourteen candi-
dates for the Office OF assessor it was
not able, Thursday evening, to reach
any definite conclusion. Walter 7.
Stewart received two Republican votes. |
William B. Pearson received one vote
from the same party, and the two
Democratic members Of the committee
cast their ballot for Joseph r. Eisom.
AS there did not seem to be any chance
Of reaching conclusion that evening
the matter was postponed and it is
il 1t will be settled this week.
The Republican members appear to be
divided amo,~z themselves and cannot
get together d. any one man, although
the list Of candidates presents some /
very good men.
Some time aoo the Tinted States
poatal authorities asked for bids IN
carry the mails between the Mount l.