The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-04-10
LOCAL. NEWS.

L0AAL NE WS.
Howard M. Eldridge has been mad
manager Of the Peoples Ice Compan,
Albert G.. Mayer and Mrs. Amc
Gibbs have purchased Chalmers auto
mobiles.
Robert Peacock has opened la,
Office at Trenton, where he will be tw
days week.
DR.. Raymond s. Clarke has pur
chased the w. Budd Deacon propert,
on High street.
William S. RendelI has purchased ,
cottage at Seaside Park from the es
tate Of Henry Burlew.
John w. Colby, Of Pine street, i,
receiving treatment at the Orthopedit
hospital, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Margaret Risdon moved from
Mrs. George F. Harbert's property on
High street to the Iyanhoe last week
Plumber George D. Worrell and
milk dealer Ashby Lippincott have
added Ford delivery wagons to theil
equipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Jamisou
have reopened their home on Garden
street after spending the winter In
Philadelphia.
The Armour Union will meet next
Tuesday evening. April II, at Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Beyer's new bungalow on
Garden street.
The next meeting Of the Burlington
County Firemen's Association will be
held at Moorestown on Wednesday
evening. April 49,
Mrs. Bourgeois and daughter have
moved from Fl. H. Earnest's house on
Broad street to Prof. Sullivan's proper
ty on Ridgway street, adjoining his
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Leonard
wish to thank all who SO kindly rem
dered assistance during their recent
bereavement, especially to those who
sent automobiles and did other kind
acts.
Edward FL. Lewis will address the
mems club Of the st. Andrews church
ct meeting to be held at the residence
Of Arthur D. Cross. $40 High street, on
Thursday night. His subject will be
the Stock Exchange
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Thorp, OF
Philadelphia, gave dinner dance at
their residence in that city, on Satur-
day, for their daughter, Miss Esther M.
Thorp. Mrs. John W. Wright and
Miss Helen Baugh. Of Mount Holly,
assisted in receiving. Mrs. Thorp is
Mrs. Wright's sister.
The Northampton fire police held
their annual meeting at America hose
house on Tuesday evening and elected
the following officers: Chief, Raymond
w. Sprow; first assistant, Allen S.
Easljck; second, Lewis A. Lippincott;
third. Howard s. Dudley; secretary,
Walter II. Bowker; treasurer, George
p. Weest. All nave been sworn in as
special ofncers.
Good Intent Fire Company has
signed contract for the purchase Of a |
seagreave two-in-one auto pumping
apparatus at cost OF about $780, |
The machine is to be Of six-cylinder
type, III horse power, with pumping |
capacity Of 500 gallons q minute. 1t
will have space for 1900 feet Of hose, |
and carry all needed equipment. It is |
70 be delivered in four months.
The deadlock over the election Of an
assessor to fill the vacancy caused bv
the death Of Martin b. Girven. was /
ended Thursday evening by the elec-
ton Of Walter T. Stewart. This se-
lection only lasts until the last day Of |
the year, as the law putting the ehoos-
ing Of an assessor in the hands Of the /
township committee did not get tbe /
signature Of the Governor and an as.
SCISSOR must be elected in Navember
The next meeting az the Parent |
Teachers, Association III, Il hs,s !,
the high school aud;tor;,m tn, rss,s-
evening. In ADDITION q . varv ers
programme in which the pupils Of the |
schools win have : n,.rt fbsre Will, -
tan-m;nn 10 r,arars rood - ;rtarass,.s
subjects by Eve persons selected bv the
association r. s bonad tbat s,sr
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