Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-10-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

tisement on our first page.
House cleaning seems to be the
rage among all the housekeepers.
The Mount Holly Fair was big
attraction for our residents this week.
"A large number of Beverlyites
attended the Mount Holly Fair this
week.
1t would be well to fix the side
walks where needed before the cold
weather sets in.
"A few watermelons can be seen
on sale at the stores. Rather an I'M
seasonable delicacy.
All grades and all widths of oil
cloths, at Macdonald's Wall Paper and
Window Shade store.
Call and inspect the Fall designs
of Wall Paper and Oil Cloth, at Mac
donald's, Warren street.
old newspapers suitable for wrap
ping bundles and putting under car
pets, for sale at this office.
Our stove and heater men are so
busy at the present time that they are
compelled to work at night.
Good reliable butter, can be had
by dropping postal card to Oliver
Parry Box I'll, Beverly, N j.
The choir of ST. Joseph's Church
is now presided over by Prof. button,
who has been engaged as organist.
Thursday was the biggest day yet
in the annals of the Mount Holly Fair.
Over $1,000 persons were present.
The Methodist Lyt cum resumed
their weekly meetings last Friday
evening in the chapel of the church.
MIR. Eugene Cathrall of Palmyra,
entered HOTSo DIT Iile MOulG l1Olly
Fair, for the races each day this week.
Six persons were baptized in the
Methodist church on Sunday morning,
aud five were taken into full member
ship.
An eight morse power upright
boiler and engine, in good order, is
offered for sale. Apply at the BANNER
office.
Some of our residents went to
Merchantville Driving Park last Sat
urday to see the closing races for The
season.
Window Shades, all colors and
complete, 80 cts. --latest Fall styles
of Wall Papers, at Sassatras st. near
K. X. Station.
The streets and sidewalks were
strewn with the dead branches of trees
which were Topped off by the heavy
storm last Tuesday.
The semi mountaineering of the
American Legion of Honor will be
held on rext Tuesday evening, in the
Odd Fellows Hall.
Owing to the rainy weather on
Tuesday the Mount Holly Fair will
be continued Saturday, closing this
evening at 6 o'clock.
Rev. M. w. Gibson, of st. JOS
eph's Church, this city, moved into his
new Queen Anne dwelling on the
church lot yesterday.
MIR. Frank McAdams, of Camden,
and Miss Lizzie Gaskill were married
in st. Paul's Church, Burlington, on
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. j. Wesley Perkins Of Balti-
more, Md, was in town on Saturday,
on visit to his son, Mr.. H. W. Per
kins of the BANNER.
"A. Spellerberg has made an addi-
ton to his dwelling, corner Of Warren
and Broad streets, which gives more
space to the dining room.
The southeast storm of Tuesday
tested the roofs of the dwellings and
many of the ceilings in the upper
rooms where wet in spots.
Mrs. Laura Harvey had her gold
watch stolen on Thursday at the
Mount Holly Fair, while viewing the
exhibits in the main building
The roof on the brick dwelling on
Warren street recently purchased by
Mr.. C. DeArmand, is being raised by
Mr. ID w. Mcclellan, builder.
AT the Beverly Pharmacy
sweet potato weighing four pounds,
grown on the farm of Alvin Hatcher,
at Charleston, is on exhibition.
"A we'll fifteen feet in diameter is
being dug at Baumgardner, Wood
ward q Co., cordage works, TO get a
better supply of water in case Of fire.
"A large delegation of the Beverly
Reform Club went to Burlington last
Friday night and spent very pleas
ant evening with the clab of that city.
There was small audience at the
Prohibition mass meeting at the \ Nj.
G. A. Hall last week. Rev. ID. Moore,
of the Beverly NJ Il. Church, made an
address.
On Saturday at Mount Holly