Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1886-07-31

F. C. Arnold, of Edgewater Park,
is having a 20 foot steam launch built,
Monthly business meeting of Co,
+ next Tuesday evening, at the ar
mory.
The trade dollar bill will not pass
during the present session of Congress,
if ever.
Potato bugs, as well as every other
species of bug, seem more numerous
than ever.
This is the month for picnics, but
only those who have nothing to do can
enjoy them
The ice men report that much
larger quantity of ice is used this sea-
Ason than last.
The monthly dress drill Of Co. F
viii fake place at the armory, this
Friday evening.
The fine weather, last Sunday,
brought out large congregations at the
church services.
Several Of our residents took in
the sights at Atlantic City last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Seventy -four cents worth of silver
is now masqueraling as dollar in
this poor country.
The weeds in the streets were
moved down this week by order of
the Street Committee Of Council.
Captain Dodge, Of the American
line steamer "Pennsylvania" has taken
up his residence in Moorestown.
Councilman Marter went on
fishing trip to Barnegat this week with
a party Of friends living in Burlington.
Rev. Simeon p Lucy, former pas
tor of the Beverly Baptist Church,
died in Philadelphia ON Wednesday
last.
R. b. Carter, of Burlington, has
been agitating the organizing Of n
society of the S. p. G. A. at Atlantic
City
The monthly meeting of the Bev
erly Bnilding Association will be held
at the rooms, Five Points, on Monday
evening.
--Hneklcberries are huckstered
about town by residents of the pines"
The crop has been large and is nearly
at an end
Carpenter McClellan's workmen
are now engaged building a barn ON
the property of W. G. DeArmond, on
Warren street.
John II. Flynn, leader of the
Beverly Band is confined to his home
with illness. AT last accounts he was
somewhat improved.
The benefit Of the Beverly Band
which was announced to take place on
Wednesday evening last has been in
definitely postponed.
"A party of Beverlyites went ON a
private picnic to Fairmount Park, last
Friday, where they spent the day in
an enjoyable manner.
Last Friday evening the steamer
Twilight was detained at our wharf
for some lime loading produce for
Philadelphia markets.
George Birkhead. of this city, of
the firm Of Birkhead q Dick, hosiery
manufacturers of Riverside, sailed Inr
England on Wednesday,
The steets presented an animated
appearance, last Saturday evening,
there being an unusual LOT of promen
aders on the thoroughiares
The members of the A. Nj. +.
Church held an apron festival in the
Y. NJ. G. A. Hall, on Thurs day even
ing for the benefit of the church
Rev. j. b. Graw, d. d., Presid-
ing Elder, of this city, preached an
excellent sermon in the Palmyra M.
L. Church, last Sunday evening.
Large quantities of hay, rye and
wheat remain in the fields around the
county, in consequence of the bad
weather, which prevented dying.
Some people who own horses and
wagons do not seem to know that cross,
walks are intended for pedestrians,
and that wagons ought not to be stop
ped on them.
The Reformed Mems Club prayer
meeting, last Sunday afternoon in
Ridgway Hall, was addressed by A.
X. johnson, of Camden. There was
a good attendance.
The firm of Burrough & Co., have
been dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be con
ducled by Max Garrish, the junior
member of the firm.
Davis w. Mcclellan, builder, of
Edgewater Park, has the contract for
erecting Mrs. Preston Bishops dwell
ling ON her lot on Warren street above
Vansciver, this city.
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