Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1883-06-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Swimming parties are in order.

Boys, nanule your 10Y pistols care
fullyl
-Raspberries and blackberries will be
the next luxury.
After tomorrow no stamps will be
required on bank checks,
Mr.. John c. Allen, Jr., has returned
from his trip to Baltimore.
"A number of our residents are
getting in their winter supply of coal.
Monthly dress drill of Co. at the
armory this Friday evening at o'clock.
Mr.. Thomas Howe has sold his yacht
Onward to Mr.. William L. Jennings, of
this city.
Mr.. W. S. Hansell is shipping some
fine raspberries to New York markets
from our station.
Captain Crawford, of the steamer
Twilight has recovered from his illness
and is on duty again.
Capt. VIM. B Sheldon, of this city,
IIOn l. lOl 4NOI pll
Thursday morning last.
The monthly business meeting Of Co.
F will be held at the Armory next Taes-
day evening at o'clock.
u. S. Marshal James N. Kerns has
rented Mr.. Squire's house on the River
Bank for the summer season.
Rev j. B. Westcott, of the Beverly
NJ. E. Church, preached at Coopertown
Free Church last Sunday afternoon.
The stated meeting of Common
Council will be held next Thursday
night in the City Hall at o'clock.
Many Of our young men attend the
picnics which are held nearly every day
at the grounds near Andalusia wharf
Mr.. Chas. P. Farmer, of Burlington,
offers good chance to get into business.
See advertisement in another column.
Be careful with the fire crackers next
Wednesday. This is the last warning We
will give you this year on this subject.
The horrible stencil in the lower
part of Cooper street is as able bodied
and presuming as ever Slop the hogs
H. G. Van Meter, druggist, has
placed new red and blue stained glass
with white letters in the lamp on his
corner.
Notice the change of time in the
arrival and departure of the mails from
the Post Office, which took effect last
Monday.
Bathing at night by electric light
will be INDUCED 10 at Long Branch this
season. The lights are now being erected
in the surf
Rev. Mr.. Chase, oflicated at St.
Stephens on Sunday last, Rev. r. c.
Evans, conducting services at the River
side Mission.
The trustees of St. Joseph's Catholic
Church, this city, met on Monday morn
ing and cancelled the entire Indebtedness
against the building.
-Messrs. T. A. and +. K Marter ship
ped the first corn of the season to Phila-
delphia markets by the steamer Column
bia on Friday morning.
Beverly Lodge No. 50 I. o. O. +.
will give an excursion on Wednesday
September 9th, to the Switchback or
some other pleasure resort.
The up-rver steamers Columbia and
Twilight were well patronized last
Sunday, the hot weather bringing
excursionists out of the city.
The monthly meeting of the trustees
of Monument Cemetery was held at the
residence of Richard White on the River
Bank on Tuesday night last.
The monthly meeting of the Beverly
Building and Loan Association will be
held next Monday evening in their rooms
over Cain & Cramer's tin store.
"A trip on the up river boats at this
season of the year is delightful. The
comfort of the passengers is looked after
by Captains Cone and Crawford.
Mr.. NJ. Meredith offers reward of
SIS for information that will lead to the
conviction of the parties who defaced
his front fence.-See advertisement
Mr.. Abraham Merritt, builder, be-
gan on Monday to make alterations in
the basement of St. Stephens Church,
now used for Sabbath school purposes.
The green Scent postage stamp
which goes out in October will have had
a run of IL years. 1t succeeded the short.
lived blue design which came after the
reds.
Rev. Rees c. Evans assistant rector
is officiating at st. Stephens Church,
for Rev. P. w. Stryker, who is absent
with his family at Bushkill, Pike County,
Pennsylvania.
-Messrs. L. N. Walton, VIM. H.
Beahy and William carp of this city are
at West Point, on the annual excursion
of the Grocers and Importers Association
of Philadelphia.
The Sunday evening services of ST.
Stephens Church will be held at p. M.
instead of 7.30 until further notice.
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