Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-03-13
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Town Told Briefly
Police Justice Thompson Has Busy Week Riverside Press
Changes Hands. Burlington County Bankers Associa-
ton Hold Meeting Here Odd Fellows To Hold Show.

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was Philadelphia visitor on Tues
day.
Mrs. Jessie Lucas, of Burlington,
spent Sunday visiting friends in this
city.
| George Smith and family, of Lau-
rel street, have moved into their new
home on Third street.
A memorial service in memory of
the late Justus w. Parker win be
held in the Beverly Presbyterian
Church this Sunday evening at 7.3O
All friends are cordially invited.
J. E. Hammell and Son have been
granted the contract for remodeling
the general store at the Florence
Foundry. They were also granted
the contract for building several new
houses on the Foundry grounds.
| The Banner Printing Company has
been granted the contract for print
ing wrappers boxes, etc. for the Har-
tung Candy Manufacturing Company.
This company dis one of the largest
/ manufacturers of candy in the East.
A delegation from William Penn
Lodge of Odd Fellows, of Ardmore,
Pa, visited the Beverly Lodge on
Friday night. This lodge, which has
formed travelling minstrel troupe,
will perform in Beverly on April is.
The Burlington Chamber of Com
merce have issued a booklet entitled
Progress, which covers a complete
report of the Chamber of Commerce
of Burlington and it's Committees.
Why not Chamber of Commerce
for Beverly?
property on the west side of Magnolia
street to Irene and Peter Britton, and !
Albert F. and Hazel M. Bryan his
wife, have taken title to the proper
ty of Mrs. Rebecca Stockton, corner
of Church and FFS'zlin avenue, in
Edgewater Park Township.
Mrs. J. Allen Baird, of Church
street, returned ON Saturday last
from the Jefferson Hospital, Philadel-
phia, where she has been confined
since October 18th of last year. We
are Informed that Mrs. Baird is still
under the care of physicians and a
nurse and that she will be for some
time to come.
| The quarterly stated meeting OF
the Beverly Firemen's Relief Assoc
citation was held in the City Hall on
Friday evening last, President John
T.. Morrell in the chair and Secre-
tary William B. Craner recording
the minutes. Routine business was
transacted and the payment of sew
eral bills for relief was ordered.
The Paragraph Club gave very
interesting play in the Guild House
on Tuesday afternoon called "Why
The Rubbish" which was supported
by the following cast-Misses Doro-
thy Adams, Dorothy Williams, Fran
els Osmond, Edith Adams, Harriet
and Lillian VanSciver Lillian Hurry,
Dorothy Kolberg and Betty Knight.
The annual meeting of the Monu-
ment Cemetery Association was held
/ in the parlor at Masonic Hall on
Tuesday evening. John T. Morrell
/ was appointed chairman and Arthur
Woolston, secretary, kept the minu-
ties. The annual reports of the sec
rotary and treasurer were read,
showing the association to be in a
good financial condition. Messrs.
John w. Davis, Howard Woertz and
Frank P. Jones were chosen trustees
for three years.
The quarterly meeting of the Bur-
Ilington County Bankers Association
was held in the American Legion
Hall, Cooper street. on Thursday
evening last. Owing to the incle-
ment weather quite number OF
bankers failed to attend. The meet
ling was called to order at 8-l5 by
the President, Franklin P. Jones, Jrs
cashier of the First National Bank,
and Secretary Arqnit Coate. OF the
Burlington County Trust Company,
of Moorestown, engrossing the minuz
ties. A number of topics were dis
j cussed, of interest to the bankers
and their customers. The place Of
the annual meeting and banquet 70
be held in May was left 70 me ex-
ecutive committee for selection. AZ
the adjournment the financial men
enjoyed service Of refreshments,