Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1889-10-26

Inc King Daug hters, an organ
ization connected with the St. Stephen,
P. E. Church, will hold "Festival O.
the Days." in DR.. Rodman's house
corner Jennings and Church streets
on November 3rd, December End anG
3rd.
Charles G. Buffers horse attached
to one of his delivery wagons in charge
of Arthur Willard, ran away Oh Cooper
street, on Wednesday morning, and
the driver was slightly hurt. Nc
damage was done to the vehicle OF
animal.
After long delay the telephone
poles have been placed in position,
along the railroad, from Edgewater
Park to Broad street. Now then, put
street lamps along the railroad or we
shall have an accident to report some
of these days.
Leon Albeit will speak at the Opera
House, Burlington, this Saturday
evening. The Albeit Legion of Cam
den will visit Burlington and join the
Scott Legion and Democratic High
lat Club in street parade prior to
the mass meeting.
Mr.. o. d. Crane, of Coopertown,
received first premium at Mount Holly
Fair, for Early Vermont and second
premium on Bliss Triumph potatoes.
B. Frank Bishop, of the same place
took first premium on his Brown
Leghorn chickens.
We call attention of our lady
readers to the Handsome Gift" that
we will make them in our issue of
November 10Th. Every lady should
buy a copy of that date, as it will be
an opportunity such as rarely occurs
See announcement elsewhere.
Owing to General Grubb's time be
ing so absorbed in his political can vas:
the annual banquet and reunion of the
Yorktown Association, which should
have taken place last Saturday even
ing, at his residence, Edgewater Park
has been postposed until November 20
The wife of Charles Anderson, q
prosperous farmer on the Camden and
Burlington turnpike, near Bridgeboro
was buried on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Anderson was the youngest
daughter of James VOORHEES, who for.
merly lived at Perkins Lane, but now
of Plain field.
The following committee W. l.
Shropshire, John w. Adams and A.
A. Austin, appointed to purchase uni.
forms for the E. Burd Grub Pioneer
Corps, went to Philadelphia on Wed
nesday, and selected the uniforms fol
the members in which they will ap.
pear next week.
The members of Beverly Fire Co
No. 1, are requested to meet at the
hose house at II o'clock, sharp, on
this Saturday, to proceed to the depot
to embark on the 1249 train en-ronte
to Bristol, by way of Burlington, to
take part in the fremen's parade at
the former place.
Mr., John Thomson, father of Mrs
R. H. Morrell, died on Wednesday
evening, at his home in Philadelphia
in the 91st year of his age. He was
the oldest living member of the Ma
sonic order in Pennsylvania and had
held every position in the Grand
Lodge Of the State.
The Burlington County Teachers
Association held a meeting at the
Court House, Mount Holly, on Satur.
day. About rs members were present
1t was decided to hold a teachers
institute three days in J.. November, al
Mount Holly. Prof. Haas gave a
talk on dsfere ntial calcusus.
Winfield Semple, of Mount Holly
was one of the lucky guessers for the
Philadelphia Press cash prize of 500
for the one who correctly named the
standing of the league clubs at the
close of the base ball season. There
were five correct guesses, consequently
the young man will receive $40.
A new and very dangerous counter.
felt is reported afoat in the shape of
a S. gold piece, so perfect in appear
ance as to defy detection, and of ma.
terial which acids will not effect. 1t
is, however, short in weight, and has
not the proper ring and is only to be
detected by these facts. Look out for
it.
The steam yacht "Now Them" the
fastest pleasure yacht in the world
which Norman G. Monro, New York
publisher, bad built to run on the
Hudson and Shrewsbury rivers, but
now owned by the President of the
Boston Gas Light Co., went down the
river last Friday en-route for Phila-
delphia.
The Progressive Farmers Club, of
Coopertown, took first premium, OF
500. at the Mount Holly Fair, for the
hest display of agricultural produce.
They were also awarded a special prize
of medal for the display of pyramid
made of fruit. They also received
500. from the Trenton State Fsir as
first premium,
If you have cough or cold cure it
by using genuine lime juice drops, old
fashioned paregoric drops, extra fla
vored hoarhound or tar drops-but be
sure and ask for "Rising Sun" cough
candy, manufactured and sold by
Chas. Paulus, cor. Third and Broad
streets, all kinds of molasses candies
made fresh daily.
The first Tuesday in November is
donation day at the Burlington County
Hospital and its many friends and
patrons are earnestly solicited to Con-
tribute provisions, half-worn under.
clothing, old muslin and linen. In