Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-10-10
The scholars of the Public schoo.

The scholars of the Public School
were dismissed on Monday and Tues
day, owing to the chilliness ofthe rooms.
Some of the rooms have been closed
this week owing to the heaters being
overhauled. The matter should have
been looked into before cold weather
set in.
The second concert of the Novel.
ties Exhibition by the Germania Or
chestra, will be given in the hall of the
Annex End and Market streets, Phila-
delphia, this Friday evening at 8
o'clock. The orchestra has been in.
creased for this occasion and musical
selections of the best masters will be
given.
The winter schedule of the AM
boy Division, P. r. r. went into effect
last Sunday. The most important
changes is the running of the Sunday
trains, and the train which left our
station at 1915 A. M. now leaves at
9.54. The corrected table appears in
this issue.
The mother of Mr.. ID. w. Murphy
one of the editors of the Burlington
Evening Reporter, died suddenly at
her home at Miffiintown, Pa, on
Tuesday. She had been i'll for some
time past and her death was not unex-
pected, although sudden. She expect
ed to be in Burlington on u visit, on
Thursday.
George Weber, of Smithville, on
Monday, at Boston, won the 100 mile
race in hours and IA minutes, beat
ing the worlds record by fourteen
minutes and the best American record
by one hour and nine minutes. Ives
was second in Z hours, 5 minutes and
10 seconds and McCurdy third. fi7e
second later.
-Messrs s. S. Murphy and Howard
Flanders were in town last Friday
evening in the interest of the Burling-
ton County Gas Company of New
York, which corporation intend laying
pipes and introducing gas into this
city. The laying of the pipes will be-
gin at once. and the work completed
before freezing weather sets in.
Last Saturday morning while Rev,
Daniel Tenny, of Edgewater Park, was
putting his team in the sheds i'll the
Coffee House yard, Burlington, the
horse became unmanageable and
frightened horse belonging to Mr..
Zelley, of Springfield. Mr.. Tenney's
wagon was upset and the top broken
off and Mr.. Zelley's horse ran away
breaking the wagon pretty badly.
The Beverly Park Roller Rink
was reopened to the skating public last
Saturday evening, the building having
been closed since Monday, owing to
the death OF the father of Mr.. Camp
bell, the proprietor. There was good
sized audience present. The rink
nights have been changed to Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings, and
on Friday evenings of each week for
colored people.
"A Prohibition Club was organized
last Friday evening. The club numbers
over fifty members. 1t is stated they
are not pledged to vote the Prohibition
ticket. The following officers were
elected, viz: President, Harry H. Fen
imore Vice President, Garrett d. Lo-
gan: Treasurer, Charles M. Allen
Secretary, A. G. Graw. We learn the
new organization will not conflict with
the old Reform Club.
List Of letters and postal cards
uncalled for at the Beverly
Post Office: Master George Allen,
VIM. Davis, John II. Irwin, George r.
johnson, Mrs. O. r. Meyers, Julia
Rogers, John W. Themes, Miss Sarah
Truscoll
Persons calling for any of above will
please say chat they were advertised
and give the date of issue.
VIM. X. VANsCIvER. p, M.
The Democratic County Conven.
ton was held at the Court House,
Mount Holly on Saturday last. Mr..
Charles Wills, for nerly editor of the
Mount Holly Herald was nominated
for State Senator by reclamation. No
for County Auditor was
made. The chairman Mr.. b. p. Wills,
an Executive Committee.
The convention was very harmonious
one and the entire business was com
pleted in about an hour.
MIR. Anthony j. Morris, chairman
of the Republican County Convention,
has appointed the following Executive
Committee for the County: First Dis
trict Mahlon Hutchinson, Walter f.
Borden Second District : Edward
Rigg, Benz. H. Gillingham; Third
Gibbs, John r. How
ell; At large-F. Perot Ogden. The
committee met in Mount Holly last
Saturday and organized by elecling F
Perot Ogden, chairman and. b. II