Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-01


Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Weller, of
this city, are visiting in Chicago, Il
linois. and Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Gustav Hoelz, Jr. and Miss
Catherine Hoelz, of Cooper street,
were Philadelphia callers on Tues
day.
The trial of Thomas Gibbs Josselyn
for the murder of his father was the
journalistic tidbit of the day. More
next week.
On account of the summer season
coming rather late this year it is
said that the bathers will have until
September before "dog days" will
set in.
With the close of the early corn
crop the farmers of Edgewater Park
Township and vicinity report pros
porous season. The prices ranged
from $3.50 to $3.50 per 100 ears.
Eleazar Woolston has taken posses
sion of his property on Cooper
street, recently purchased from John
T. Morrell and is making extensions
for the convenience of his family.
b Beverly Lodge, No. rs, Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows was well
represented at the sacred services
held last Sunday at the Orders
home on the Pennington road, near
Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lockwood,
accompanied by Daniel VanSciver,
William Stratton and Morris Roth
blum motored to Beach Haven on
Sunday where they spent the day
fishing and claiming.
Earnest Woolston, who has been
on an extended visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, E. F. Woolston, of
Cooper street, left for his home,
Forsythe, Montana, on Friday, his
sister, Mrs. May Morrill,, leaving with
him for her home in Ohio.
William Seraff, of South Bever-
ly," is undoubtedly enjoying himself
on a trip across the country to the
Pacific Coast. A recent postal card
conveys the intelligence that he is
travelling along the coast" which
we hope will be nothing but plea
ure to him.
What is a sons reaction when his
sixty-five year old father marries a
woman of twenty-eight? More next
week.
Mrs. Parker, of Asheville, North
Carolina, who is on trip to Boston
and Nova Scotia, has been stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Logan,
visiting her son, DR.. Parker, of the
who has taken the practice of DR..
who has taken the Practice of DR..
Harbert while on his annual vaca-
ton.
The Japanese Beetles are again
with us. The men employed by the
government at this place state that
there are millions of them in thor
territory, and can find no way of
eliminating them, owing to their
breeding. They also state that in
another year they will be thicker
than flies.
Walter VanSciver, of Spruce
street, employed by our local ice
dealer, is nursing his arm which was
injured by a bite from dog while
delivering ice at the residence on
river bank. DR.. Parker, who is sub
bing for DIR. Harbert, who is enjoy
ing his vacation on the Maine coast,
has the sufferer under attention.
1t is stated that the present man.
agement of the Beverly Athletic As
sociation will give up their respec-
tive posts at the end of the present
year, and 'Buck" Horton will as
sumo the responsibilities of manager
for the season 1925. 1t is hoped that
with his ten years experience, he
will be able to accomplish more than
has been by the present manage
ment.
Watch for the announcement of q
new serial, story, soon to start IN
this paper.
The Beverly Accordion Band, Of
this CITY are looking forward to &