Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-06-27
News
Of Interest

NAAoo A1o has ICtQ1 tlCN
from a two-weeks' visit to Wild
wood.
William B. Cramer has taken title
to the Archibald property on Wal.
nut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Hoelz, of
Cooper street, spent Sunday with
relatives in Philadelphia.
George Immel, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
a former resident of South Beverly,
motored here on Sunday.
Miss Katherine VanSciver of Wal
nut street, attended a dinner party
at H~ainesport IN Saturday.
Postmaster Walter Fish has been
confined to his home on Cooper
street, for several days with illness.
Beverly Fire Company, No. l, had
a cake sale on Saturday and a good
sized sum was realized for the organ
i~zation.
Misses Gertrude and Francis Ste
venson, of Cooper street, motored
to Seaside Heights with company
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Donnelly,
of Florence, spent Sunday afternoon
with their daughter, Mrs. Gustav
Hoelz, Jr., of Cooper street.
The rite of confirmation was adj
ministered to a class of children at
st. Joseph's Church on Thursday.
The church was we'll filled by the
candidates and their sponsors.
Advice comes from the State Fish
and Game Commission that $4,000
rabbits are to be brought from the
west for restocking New Jerseys
hunting grounds where the Dummies
have become almost a thing of the
past.
Motion pictures in the Masonic
Hall will be eliminated during the
summer months of July and August.
Tomorrow will be the last perfor-
nance, at which Jack Hoxie will APP
pear in a real western drama, en-
titled "The Phantom Rider"
Burlington Grange will celebrate
Childrens' Day on Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Mitchell
B. Perkins, Jr., at Edgewater Park.
if not raining. If the weather is
unfavorable, at the Grange Hall,
Burlington, a pleasant reunion is
looked forward to.
Both fire companies responded to
an alarm at sos on Friday after
noon, sent in from South Beverly,
from the Cascaden property adj
joining the Soldiers Cemetery, on
the iBridgeboro road, caused from
burning sulphur candle which was
being used for fumigating a bed
room. The flames were extinguished
with slight damage.
The state highway commission on
Thursday awarded to the Union
Paving Company a contract to lay
a sheet asphalt roadway from Bur
lington to Bridgeboro, a distance of
about four mile, at a cost of $3.50.
This is a portion of the state high
way extending from the Odd Eel
lows Cemetery, Burlington, to
Bridgeboro, being a continuation Of
the new route going through South
Burlington. Burlington county has
nothing to do with this contract.
Stanley Clark, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Clark, of Cooper street,
who last month started on
a hike-and-ride trip across the
continent with several other young
men returned home last week.
Snapper" as he is known, was the
only one to complete the task, ar
irving in California after his 4pals"
had failed him in Texas, on the
journey across. Stanley, who is a
member of the National Guard at
Burlington, has a wonderful story
to tell Of his experiences.
A very enthusiastic Epworth Lea
que Rally was held on Tuesday
evening in the M. e. Church. Lea
CUES from many churches Of Tren-
ton district we're present. Mr.. J. ?.
Ashbrook, of Lumberton, delivered
a very inspiring address. After
the devotional service was enjoy
ed in the Sunday School room. Re-
freshments were served. Miss Helen
West, elocutionist of Hamilton
| Square. recited several selections