Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-07-25

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Co. F of this city will give one of
their cheap and popular excursions to
Atlantic City, shortly. A committee
is now making arrangements for the
event.
The people of Burlington are now
enjoying open air concerts by Phillips
band. These musical entertainments
are given on stated evenings of each
week.
Mr.. Robert Halbert, of this city,
has broken ground for two houses on
Broad street, above the City Hall. Mr..
Bramble, carpenter, of Bridgeboro, has
the contract.
Hon. Abraham Marter, of this
city, and party of Burlingtonians
went down ON days fishing excursion
to Barnegat last week. They were
quite successful.
The smoke from the burning pine
in South Jersey filled the air on Wed
nesday evening, and the odor was very
strong. The smoke hung over the river
like dense fog.
Mr.. George Adolph and wife left
for their cottage at Ocean Grove on
Monday for the Summer. Mr. Elwood
Conner, wife and daughter went down
on Friday morning.
The carpenters employed by Mr..
G. d. Logan are pushing the work on
the new Queen Anne cottage for Rev.
Father Gibson, on Warren street above
St. Joseph's Church.
Mr. VIM. Craythorn, carpenter,
has pushed the new dwelling on Broad
street above the City Hall, for Uriah
Adams, rapidly forward. The painters
are now at work on the building.
Mr.. F. w. Heisler, of Whining
ton, Delaware, has sold the dwelling
on Laurel street above Second occupied
by Mr.. Jas. V. Cain, tinsmith, to Mr..
Thomas Smyth, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Wilkinson, Of this
city, has purchased two lots on Mag
nolia street above Warren. We are
informed that the lady will build two
houses on the ground in Il short time.
The BANNER job printing depart
ment is equipped 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.
The members of the Ivy Social of
Moorestown, to the number of twenty
five ladies and gentlemen came over to
this city On straw ride on Monday
night. They left for home about ll.30
o'clock.
Seventeen hundred baskets of
corn we're shipped from Burlington on
Monday night, to commission mer-
chant in Philadelphia. This was the
largest lot ever consigned at one time
to the merchant.
e. M. Vansciver, of this city, has
purchased two lots from Mr.. Wick
ward, on Magnolia street above War
ren. We are informed that Mr.. Van
solver intends erecting two frame
houses on the ground shortly.
The buildings destroyed by fire
short time since on Mr.. A. Manderson's
farm at Edgewater Park are being re-
built. A Burlington tinsmith has the
contract for the roofing which will re-
quire about 5000 square feet of tin.
If a certain woman on Cooper
street below Five Points, does not be
little careful in future, how she cir
culates reports about her neighbors,
she will be made to pay the penalty.
A word in time should be sufficient.
The Beverly Base Ball Club de-
feated the Active Club of Camden, on
Monday by a score of 10 to 5 runs.
The game was well played and the
success of, our club can be attributed
to Mr.. Jacob Krouse who coached the
home players.
Mr.. j. Fighter, who has been
boarding for several months at Mrs.
divers, corner of Front and Laurel
streets, has rented one of Mr.. +. S.
Hovey's houses ON Pine Street near
Farnum. The adjoining house has
also been rented.
The Burlington Euening Reporter
says since the sickness of General
Grant, the cottage known as the
"Grant Cottage" nov occupied by
Mr.. Shipper Wallace, on Wood
street, is every day pointed out to
strangers visiting the city.
The Pennsylvania Globe Gaslight
Company have ordered lamplighter
Wickward to put more gasoline in the
reservoirs on the street lamps, thus
insuring them to burn until late hour
We learn that the company has issued
the new orders unsolicited.
Mr.. James II. Birch, of Burling-