The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-07-09

Miss Hannah Rockhill, of Unic
street, celebrated her 91st birthday Q
Thursday.
A son arrived in the family of M
and Mrs. Thomas K. Elbertson 0
Wednesday.
The Doron property on Buttonwoo
street has been rented by Mr.. and Mr.
Frank L. Claypoole.
John b. Herbert and daughter are q
the Hotel Normandie, Ocean City, TO
the month of July.
| Miss Grace Fryer has been mad
secretary and treasurer of the Burling
ton County Farmers Exchange.
A message has been received tina
Harry Wickward, of Medford, wa
killed in action last month across tn,
seas. He was not married
Walter C. Penhollow, former super
vising principal of the Bordentown
high school, is secretary of the Board
of Education at Pleasantville.
| Kenneth Perinchief has gone to
Ocean City, where he has secured a
clerical position in the garage of A.
Randolph Fogg for the summer.
A social will be held by the Brother
hood Bible class of the Methodist Sun
day school in that church on Friday
evening. A feature will be an address
by Rev. Howard S. Crammer.
Mount Holly Junior Mechanics will
celebrate their 5Oth anniversary in
September. Samuel w. Kirkbride, of
Asbury Park, and George w. Hughes,
of Camden, are the only chatter MEM
bers living.
The factory now occupied by Staheli,
Reitman & Co., on King street, will
soon be vacated by that firm, as the
building has been sold to a concern
that will do the finishing process on
government work turned out by the
Royle-Pilkington Co.
Charles C. Morton. game warden,
and Mrs. Emma J. Montgomery were
married yesterday morning by Rev.
James H. Terry, at the groom's home
on Garden street, in the presence of
relatives and friends. After the cere-
mouy the couple left on a wedding
tour.
Evangelist Ethel B. Roser will con-
duct series of gospel meetings in
tent on the Rosenfeld lot on Paxson
street, beginning on Friday evening.
Sunday meetings will be held at 8
in the afternoon and 8 in the evening.
The nightly services will begin at 8
o'clock.
DR.. Thomas E. Turner, who has been
occupying bungalow up the creek,
met with bad accident Sunday after
noon. The tire on his automobile gave
out and he was adjusting another
when it exploded, throwing the iron
rim and hammer he was using against
his face, breaking both jaws and nose,
and cutting his face in several places.
He was taken to the Burlington County
H ospital.
One of the merriest parties in Mount
Holly on the fourth of July was that
which gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanford Hagaman. The
guest were Mrs. Alma Cavedo, Mrs.
Charles Adams, Master John Adams,
Miss Alma o. Berry, Mrs. Anna Will
SON, Herbert Heckler, of Richmond
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Cox. and
laughter Clara, Gus Roadel, Joseph
Pond, the Misses Gladys, Beetham and
Adele Pond, Mrs. Dprile, May McGon-
gle, Douglass Johnson, Of Philadel-
,hia; Mrs. Martha Hudson, julius
own; Edith Wells, Trenton; Mrs. Fred
rick Zipperlein, Eddington, Pa; Miss
Clara Huyer, Brooklyn; Harry Apple
,ate, Roy Johnson, Buddtown; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Zipperlein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Thomas, Harry Shinn, Mrs. Rob-
,rt Myers, Mount Holly; Walter Engle,
Charles Wankel, Camp Dix. In the
afternoon the party went up the creek
n canoes, and all, especially the Vir-
,inia people, agreed it was beautiful
tream In the evening they all en-
Dyed the dancing and went home a
thoroughly happy party.