Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-10-10
Personal Mention
Of Weeks Events

birthday on Friday evening.
Miss ( Edith, Maris of Jennings
street, is visiting at Hampstead Long
Island.
The annual convention of the
Trenton District Epworth League
will he held at Florence on October
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Somer Fenimore. of
Riverside, were Sunday callers at
Mr.. Reatner Swain on Wilmerton
street. sfs
Miss Mary E, Smaiin, of Wilmer
ton street, has returned home after
five weeks vacation through New
York State.
The Epworth League will hold
az cake sale in the store opposite
the Masonic Hall on Saturday, Oc-
tober 25th.
Mr.. and MRS. P, Hunt, of
Warren street, asntertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Cathart, of East Orange, during
the past week.
Mrs. George Grove and daughter,
of Columbus, were week end visitors
at the home of. Mrs.. Frank Swain,
of Wilmerton street,
It has been reported that Jack
the, Pepper, has been chased off
the roofs, and porcReS by some of
the residents in The vicinity of
Spruce and Putnam. Streets.
Mrs. Mary A.. Rowe, was hostess to
the class, graduating from the Pri-
mary department I. If the M. E.
Sunday. School, LAST Saturday after
noon. A jolly time was had by the
entire department. GtftMNare given
to each child acknowledgements serv-
ed.
Mrs. Mahoney, wife of the Rev.
r. B. Mahoney, former pastor of
the Baptist Church, has recovered
from a serious surgical operation,
performed at one af Philadelphia's
leading hospitals, and is now at her
home, Seaview, in Asaahtic City.
Y Miss Elsie yof snaton
China, was entertained over the
week end by Mrs. C. L. Hazard,
of Walnut street. On Sunday
morning she made an address in the
Baptist Church, and in the evening
gave very interesting talk in the
Burlington Baptist Church, on her
experiences in China.
Don't forget the Firemen's Parade
at Burlington. They are here to help
you in case of fire. We are here to
help you prevent fires. Stop in our
show room and look over our pre-
ventives. Call, phone or write Jos.
p. Orfe, Plumbing, Roofing. Sheet
Metal Work for protection against
fires. Agent for Shinn Flat Light
ming Rods that prevent fire.
A procession of nearly one hun
bred automobiles, filled with mem
bers of the Ku Klux Khan, passed
through Beverly on Monday night on
a tour of this section of the county.
Many of the members were attired
in white gowns and hoods but wore
no masks. The demonstration APP
parently was for the purpose of
showing the strength of the Khan in
this neighborhood-
Miss Mary E. Butterworth, who
died at Atlantic City on Wednesday,
was buried in the Mount Holly
cemetery on Saturday. She was
sister of Augustus H. Butterworthi
of Beverly, and Mrs. John McNeal
of Atlantic City, and cousin of Mrs.
George /. Bovine and Mrs. William
D. Marren, of Mount Holly. Her
parents were Joseph B. and Sallie
E. Butterworth, both deceased, late
of Pemberton.
Those who are fortunate enough
to witness the street demonstration
of the promenade to be held in the
central part of Beverly on October
10Th by the "La Societe des Al
Hommes ct 8 Chevaux" voiture No
500 will surely be treated to som'
rare fun. This society is a sid'
degree of the American Legion ant
membership therein demands strin
gent qualifications of a legionaire il
good standing. Burlington Count,
will be well represented.
Bernhard Kleessattle, of Riversid
who about year ago was take
home after being confined in tn
Burlington County Asylum, his rela