Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-07-18

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Mrs. Samuel Gray, of South Coop
er street, who has been seriously i'll
for some time is somewhat improy-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Engle, and
daughter, Lucille, of Manor Road,
were Browns Mills visitors on Sun
day.
Harry VanSciver and wife spent a
very pleasant vacation at Sea Side
Heights. They returned on Satur-
day.
1t has been rumored that Lewis
Buck" Horton has been spoken of
as a possible manager for our last
place club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sever and son,
of Warren street, have returned
from several weeks vacation in the
Catskill Mountains.
Frederick Blessing, who has been
spending weeks vacation with re-
latives here, returned to his home in
Philadelphia on Sunday.
w. w. Pinkerton, eastern manager
of the Linograph Company, who
over year ago installed machine
in the Banner office, was calling at
this Office on Saturday.
Isabelle Livingston, who has been
spending month at the home of
Rev. ]. w. Livingston, of the Bap-
fist parsonage, returned to her home
at Palisades Park, N. j., on Tues
day.
At the 172nd anniversary of Re-
lance Fire Company, of Mount
Holly, on Friday last, the Beverly
Accordion Band demonstrated their
wares in the parade held at that
place.
Robert H. Smedley, of South
Cooper street, who has been troub-
led for several weeks with carbun-
Giles is able to be about again. He
is under the care of DR.. George
Tracey.
DR.. George Harbert, of Cooper
street, left on Tuesday for a vaca-
ton in the mountains of Maine,
While away his practice will be in
charge of DR.. Parker, from Phila-
delphia.
The first peaches of the year in
this vicinity We're picked last We'd
nesday on the Butterworth farm.
The following day corn was cut
on the John Heal farm, on South
Cooper street.
The Cake Sale of the Beverly
Fire Company No. l announced in
these columns for the 10Th inst, has
been changed to the 18th inst.
Posters announcing this event will
soon be posted.
Albert Champion, who is making
his home with his parents on Third
street, was taken seriously i'll on Sat
urday last. After an Xray was TAX
en- it was found that an abcess had
formed in his stomach.
This is huckleberry season and it
will be well to use this luscious pro-
duct of nature as often as possible,
as those who are interested in the
growth of the berry predict that the
crop will be a short one this year.
Postmaster Walter H. Fish, who
was taken to the Episcopal Hospital
Philadelphia last Monday is reported
improving nicely. Mr.. Fish was OPP
Grated on on Tuesday last for kid
ney trouble, and is expected home
shortly. While off duty, Mrs. Will
liam Birkhead is acting in his stead
at the Beverly Postoffice.
Game Warden Howard Z. Mathis
Of Mount Holly, was busy all day
Thursday planting large-mouth bass
known as fingerlings, IN nearby
streams, as follows: 10000, in Syl
van Lakes, of Burlington; 10000
Rancocas Park; 10000, Mirror Lake
Browns Mills; 10000, Smithville
pond; 10000, Rancocas Creek, Biz
mington; 5000, Durand's pond
Mount Holly; 5000, Norcross Lake
Sylvan Lakes, just outside Of Bur
lington, is becoming very popular
resort under the management Of
Dawson Bros. Holidays and weel
ends particularly find large crowd'
there enjoying the bathing, dancing
| fishing and many other attractions