Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-07-11

meeting eff Bfidgeboro Lodge, No. IL,
%. of o. f., are N. g., A. III. Thomp-
son; v. G., Frank Murphy; r. S.
Chas. G. Hatcher.
The Delanco Club visited this city
on Saturday morning and played a
game OF base ball with the Beverly
Club, defeating our boys by score of
Is to 5 runs.
The services of St. Stephens
Church on Sunday evenings, have been
discontinued for the summer and will
be held in the afternoon hereafter at
FIVE o'clock.
The contract for carrying the
mails between Freehold and Borden
town and Eatontown has been awarded
to resident of Henry Comfy, Mo-,
who has sub.let it.
"A wise exchange says: "Only one
woman in a thousand can whistle"
This probably results from the fact
that so long as a woman can talk she
doesn't care to whistle.
Executors, Administrators Guar
dams and others desiring to settle their
accounts at the September term of
Court should send in the notices at
once for publication.
During the rain storm in this city
on Tuesday afternoon, one and eleven
hundredths inches of rain fell in four
hours. so reports Mr.. c F. Richardson
of the Signal Service.
"A meeting of the Reform Club
was held on Tuesday evening at the
room at the Five Points, when ar
rangements were made for the excur.
sion to Ocean City on the 18th.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of the frs grand excursion Of the
Beverly Reform Club to Ocean City,
N. j., on Saturday, July IS, 1885.
Excursion tickets, adults, $3.50, Chill
dren under II years, Toe.
Ex. Conductor Charles Harveson,
has been paying visit to this locality.
He is now settled in his hotel at West
Creek, where the fishing is good and
where he will be pleased to see his old
friends and acquaintance.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany as soon as their works are COM
pleted will light all their cars by cleo
tricity. Storage batteries will be at
tached to every train and incandescent
arc lights will be used.
MIR. R. F. Raley hus rented his
house corner of Warren and Mount
Holly streets. this city to Mr.. White,
secretary of the Phoenix Iron Com
pany of Philadelphia. Mr. Raley and
family are now stopping at Atlantic
City.
The BANNER job printing depart
menf IL e4pipped to do all kinds OF
printing at short notice at the lowest
prices. Get prices before going else
where. All orders promptly executed
in the best style and satisfaction guar
anteed.
List of letters and postal cards re-
maininguncalled for at Beverly, N. j
Miss Fannie Ely, A. r. Fillebrown,
Miss Annie Hughs, Mrs. VIM. Harvey,
Frank Kohler, Miss Margaret Raj
ferty, Mrs. F. I. VanDeveer, Mrs.
Wriggans.
MIR. T. Birkheai, proprietor of the
hosiery mill, has dug well along the
railroad ditch about one hundred yards
below the mill to receive the refuse
dye water from the place. The well is
eighteen feet deep AMI eleven feet in
diameter.
Several of or residents went to
Ocean Glove and Long Branch on the
special excursion given on Thursday
morning via the p r. r. The train
will leave our station at about 40 A.
M. every Thursday on these popular
excursions.
"A base ball team composed of
young men of yacht club who are now
encamped in this city played against
our base ball on Monday. pick
ed nine under the captaincy of Harry
Lenoir. They defeated our boys by
score of Is to / runs.
The tea kettle should be emptied
and cleansed every time it is used or it
will contain boiled down, highly con-
centrated solution of whatever impuri-
ties there may be in the water. So
says writer in an exchange, and the
argument seems reasonable.
ANY excursionists to Ocean City
on the Reform Club Excursion can
get dinner at hotels and boarding
houses for so cents. Persons desiring
to make up fishing parties, by CON-
municating with j. f. Street, can have
arrangements made at small cost.
Some one carelessly threw fire