Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1883-07-07


cursion to Ocean Grove on Tuesday July
18th.
Philips has received a sentence o.
five years at hard labor in Moyamensine
Prison
The monthly dress drill of Co. +
was held at the armory, last Friday
evening at o'clock.
Mr.. Haines, of Philadelphia, has
rented Mr.. Samuel Works dwelling on
Warren street for the summer.
Rev. Rees G. Evans will officiate al
St. Stephens Church tomorrow morning
1000 o'clock and in the evening at $50
Mr.. J. Thomas Henderson has moved
up from Philadelphia into his frame
dwelling on Warren street above Van
solver.
We understand that the proposed
excursion of Beverly Lodge No. So, l. o.
O. F.. to the SNitchback has fallen
through.
Rev. G. H. Dufield of the Beverly
Presbyterian Church has gone to the
Catskill Mountains, New York on his
vacation.
The Sunday afternoon services of st.
Stephens Church will be held at $50
or e < -
our last issue.
The trade dollar is being refused at
most of the business places in this city.
In Philadelphia and New York nobody
will take them.
Mr.. John Byrne, of Philadelphia,
moved on Tuesday into the brick dwell
ling of the Gordon Estate OH Third street
below Magnolia.
1t is said that the cranberry crop
promises we'll as present. But this crop
is subject to so many contingencies that
it can never be counted till harvested
and marketed.
The new law providing that no bog
under the age of IL years, or girl under
the age of IA years, shall be employed in
any factory or workshop, went into effect
the 4th of July.
The Fish Warden of Trenton District
reports the catch of shad in this district
the season just closed 1850 shad with
gill nets; 1860 with shore nets and
$4,000 herring.
The up river steamers Columbia.
Twilight and Edwin Forrest ran special
excursions on the 4th of July and brought
up large number of excursionists here
to spend the day.
And now the time has come when
the smoker of cigarettes must be 16 years
of age or he cannot buy them without
making the seller liable to the penalty of
the new State law,
Mr.. Charles c. Butler left for Ocean
Grove on Thursday afternoon on short
health trip. He had been confined to
his home for nearly week with infam-
natory rheumatism.
The Loan Association held their
monthly meeting in their own Hall at
the corner of Cooper and Bridge street
on last Monday evening. One loan was
sold at 1928 premium.
The members of Co. F. of this city,
were invited to participate in the cere-
monies of laying the corner of the new
hall for Parker Grubb Post No l6, G. A.
r., of Burlington, ON the afternoon of
July 4th.
"A young lady while in the act of
stepping from bateaux aboard Mr..
Howe's steam yacht one evening last
week fell into the river. She was promptly
rescued by Mr.. N. B. Adams the captain
of the boat.
Mr.. Ogden, of Philadelphia, who has
charge of Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
street, Philadelphia, will occupy Mr.. A.
while he with his family are absent ON a
two months pleasure trip.
Executors, Administrators, Guard
ians and others desiring to settle their
accounts at the September term of Court
should begin to give the matter their
attention and notify the Surrogate, that
he may give legal notice.
-Messrs. L. N. Walton, VIM. carp
and VIM. H. Beatty, of this city, returned
on Saturday from their trip to West
Point, with the Grocers' and Importers
Association of Philadelphia. They re-
port as having an enjoyable time.
Mr.. Thomas Howe's steam yacht
Josephine fell in with the large steam
yacht Brunette, opposite here on Wednes-
day afternoon and the consequence was
race as far as Riverton, in which the
latter vessel was left mile astern.
The workmen at St. Stephens P. E.
Church are progressing with the repairs
to the Sunday school in the basement Of the
church. The room will be in readiness
for the teachers and scholars of the Sun
day school to reassemble on Sunday the
10Th inst.
We are informed through some mis-
understanding the captain of the Wine
brenner sailed over the course once TOO
often In the regatta on "Wednesday. and