Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-07-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
y One-half 1885 has gone.

a very interesting letter on our
fourth page from Tocat.
Read Williams Bros. new adver-
tisement on our first page.
Don't forget the excursion of the
Reform Club to Ocean City.
1t is said that celluloid collars
produce sores on tue neck and blood
poisoning
The thermometers, the latter part
Of this week received good deal Of
attention.
Burlington is full Of bicycle riders
bat slow progress is made in getting
up club.
There have been picincs at Beverly
Park every day since Wednesday of
this week.
The Sunday School picnic is next
in order. The rolls will be full for a
few weeks.
Miss Rena Rockhill, of Columbus,
has been visiting the daughter of DIR.
Currie this week.
Some Of the street lamp burners
need overhauling The light is not as
good as formerly.
"A brilliant comet it is said will
make its appearance next month visi-
BILE in this latitude.
old newspapers suitable for wrap
ping bundles and putting under car
pets, for sale at this office.
-Huckleberries are huckstered a
bout our streets by the residents Of the
Jersey pines, at low prices.
MRS, Sarah Wilson, aged 40 years
has been missing from her home at
Riverton, since Friday last.
The semi. monthly meeting of the
American Legion Of Honor will be
held on next Tuesday evening.
The steamer Columbia on Mon
day morning took down 1900 baskets
Of corn for Philadelphia markets.
On Monday, Mr.. Heal, of Per-
kins' Lane, shipped to Philadelphia
the first egg plants Of the season.
The crop Of raspberres will not
be as large as usual. The hard winter
and the late dry weather is the cause.
The NJ. Z. Sunday School, of
BorJentown, will visit Beverly Park
on their annual picnic, on Thursday.
An eight morse power upright
boiler and engine, in good order, is
offered for sale. Apply at the BANNER
office.
Rev. A. L. Kelly and daughter,
Of Providence, K l., formerly of this
city, spent few days here the present
week.
The w. G. I. U. will hereafter
hold a cottage prayer meeting at the
, houses of the members each Monday
aevening.
Prosecutor Hendrickson who has
been rusticaling at Island Heights for
the past few weeks returned home on
Saturday.
The Street Committee are having
the low. places on Cooper Street filled
up and the cutters dug out and cleared
Of weeds.
William III. Adams is building
large shoe factory on st. Mary street,
Darlington, in which he will introduce
steam power
The bad boys who did The malici-
GUS mischief in Beverly Park last
Sunday night will be made to pay the
penalty if found out.
The lot on Bridge street near Oak
owned by the city has been moved OF
the unsightiy weeds, giving the plot a
much heater appearance.
The William Penn Band, of Phil
adelphia, will give instrumental con-
certs at Beverly Park every Monday
and Thursday afternoons.
Station Agent Hawk, at Palmyra,
fell down the cellar of an unoccupied
house on Friday and broke his arm
and otherwise injured himself
The dullness in all kinds of bust
ness is making itself felt at the seaside
resorts, many Of the landlords having
on hand more walters than guests.
July is the only month in the year
that will have two full moons. The
1st and Both are the dates when the
earth's attendant luminary will be
full.
List Of letters and postal cards
remaining uncalled for at the Beverly
Post Office Miss Margaret Allen, Miss
Emma Booz, Miss Mary Haines. Miss
Potts.
MIR. George Adolph, formerly 0
Edgewater Park, has leased a cottag'
at Ocean Grove for the balance of thu
season, and will take possession mex
week.
The Solar Tips aud Red Stocking
played game Of ball on the lot nea
the City Hall. ON Monday afternoon