Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1890-04-12


Order of Iron Hall, at Reform Club
Hall, Wednesday, April 10Th, at P.
NJ, sharp.
1t is surprising what large number
Of Beverly people go to Burlington to
shop at Anthony's Market and Shoe
Department.
Every tissue of the body, every bone,
muscle and organ, is made stronger
and more healthful by the use of
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Horseback riding is again coming in
favor in town, and that panied expires
sion peculiar to the experienced rider
is no longer an unusual sight.
The services in the churchs on East
er Sunday were very interesting, the
music, being especially fine. The floral
decorations were quite handsome.
The high wind on Monday blew
down the tent in which the whale was
exhibited at Beverly Park, and every
person had free look for time.
Supervisor of the Census, Richard
T, Starr, has appointed j. T. MorrelI
enumeration for Beverly City and Harry
H. Mattson for Beverly Township
Ladies who. wish to learn dress cut
ting by the tailor systematic rule
should call at the corner of Third and
Laurel streets, at dressmaking school.
A number of clerks employed in
stores in this city attended the benefit
of the Retail Salesmen's Association at
Burlington Rink on Monday evening.
Mr.. John McAdams and Miss
Name Conroy, well-known in this city,
were married in St. PauPs Catholic
Church, Burlington, on Tuesday morn
ing.
The Presbyterian Church was lastly
decorated with flowers around the pull
pit on Sunday morning. Rev. Dr.
Conn took for his text "The Resurrec-
ton"
Anthony's shoe trade has increased
so much that he is compelled to have
more room and has commenced altera-
tons in his shoe department for that
purpose.
The rite of baptism was administered
to two persons in the Baptist Church
on Sunday evening. A service of song
was held instead of the usual evening
services.
The annual meeting of Beverly Fire
Co., No. l, will be held in the hose
house next Thursday evening, when
officers to serve the ensuing year will
be chosen.
Fish Warden Vansciver began the
seasons campaign on Saturday night.
He found no illegal fishermen. He
proposes to enforce the law right up to
the letter.
The Union Sunday School at
Coopertown celebrated the tenth ami
versary on Friday evening last
REGULATIONS, singing, ETC., comprised
the programme.
During the high wind on Monday
afternoon, one of the large shutters Of
the second story front windows of the
Farnum School, was blown off and
broken to pieces.
The workmen of B. M. Stanley are
engaged in removing the mud from
the Telford pavement on Warren
street, preparatory to given it gen
eral overhauling.
Easter Sunday was duly celebrated
in St. Stephens Episcopal and St.
Joseph's Catholic Churches. The floral
decorations were fine and large congre-
cations were present.
You may buy as fine or as low
priced a pair of shoes as you may wish
at Anthony's Shoe Department, but
you can rest assured that you are saw
ing money on the purchase.
On Sunday evening the Charleston
M. E. Sunday School held their Easter
festival which was largely attended.
The scholars acquitted themselves
nobly on this occasion.
Here are two sentences, each of
which contains all the letters Of the
alphabet: "John quickly extemporized
five tow bags" and "The quick brown
fox jumps over the lazy dog"
Little girl to Grocer-Mamma sent
me for a five cent lamp chimney, and
please let it be as strong as the last
butter you sent us. Why don't you
buy your butter at E. A. Hurry's.
Our local fishermen have been after
the succulent shad and some few catch
es are reported. The cold weather
has been much against the fishermen
so far, but still the season is early yet.
1t is said the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company has determined to
manufacture the ice to be used on the
line in the future and that plants will
be established at several points on the
road.
Mr.. T. A. Marter, of Edgewater
Park, presented Mr.. H. A. Butler, on
Thursday, with bunch of asparagus
grown on his farm. We believe this
is the first asparagus cut in New Jersey
this year.
The Order of Iron Hall took in last
month 1900 members, and at the rate
already running this month will add
another 1000. They pay $500 a
week sick benefits and $1,000 at the
end Of Z years.
We have put in this week supply
of new style of job type from the we'll
known foundry of MacKeller, Smiths
& Jordan, Philadelphia. We are now
prepared to do the finest work known
to the printers art.
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