Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-02-27

Howard Cramer has purchased a
new Ford coupe.
Wilbur Hammell, of Bentley aven-
ue, is sporting new Star sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reitz, of Wis
sinoming, spent Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. George Burr.
| Miss A. lie Noir Cain, of Laurel
street entertained Miss Edna Eel
ton, of Merchantville, over the week
end.
Many people from this city saw
the American Legion play "Fleuret-
te" given at Riverside the past
week.
Frederick Blessing, of Philadel-
phia, was visiting relatives here on
Sunday.
+ Jacob Fox, proprietor of the Bev-
er-Lee Theatre, is Ill at his home in
Riverside.
4 Obediah w. Higgins, of Cooper
street, was striker on Sunday with
a paralytic stroke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lauinger,
Iof Warren street, were week end
visitors in New York.
One of Haas bakery trucks, Of
Riverside, turned over on Tuesday
morning at Coopertown corner. No
one was injured.
John Dewson, of Laurel street,
who has been seriously i'll for some
time, was taken to an upstate sani-
forum on Monday.
Walter King" VanSciver, of
Church street, attended the session
of the House of Assembly at Trenton
on Monday evening.
4 Miss Anna Mckinley, of Fort
Washington, Pa was a visitor at the
home of Mrs. Dorothy A. Stevenson,
of Cooper street. the past week.
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latest news. We have added a new
reporter to our staff and will endeav-
or to publish only the latest news.
/ A senate bill exempting from jury
duty, mothers of children between
the ages of and IL years, was
passed by the senate on Tuesday
Roy Grant, of South Cooper
street, attended the meeting of the
State Assembly on Monday, at which
session the Bible Bible was acted ON.
4 Siege Levin and George Seckels
are home again after a delightful
week at Augusta, Georgia, where
they engaged in their favorite sport
of golf.
Walter Livingston, of West New
ton, Boston, Mass, was visiting his
brother, Rev. James w. Livingston,
Of the Baptist Parsonage over the
week end.
Mrs. D. A. Stevenson, and son and
daughter, Dorothy and George, ac-
companied by Miss Catherine
Smyth, spent the week end at At
lantic City.
Beverly Lodge /. o. o. F. have
started a degree team and plan to
initiate Large class in the near flu
tune. John Hammell has been select
ed as degree master.
The Masonic Hall is now as good
as new. Alterations in all the
stores have been made and coat
of paint to the entire building
makes it very attractive.
H. v. Bishop, Riverside milk deal
err, wishes to inform his trade in this
city that he will serve milk on Sat
urday morning hereafter instead OF
in the afternoon. No deliveries will
be made on Sundays.
Richard Usilton, of this city, had
the misfortune to be knocked off .
trolley car at Plaza Park on Satur
day morning while going to work
Mr.. Usilton was about to leave the
, car when sudden start caused hin
to fall, breaking one rib and fractur
! ing two.
i A serious accident was narrowly
J averted on Wednesday morning whei
] the eastound trolley of the Public
: Service, due at Beverly at 9 o'clock
2 struck the lumber truck of JOSEPH
: e. Evans at Perkins Lane. The driv
S err saw the crash coming and jumped
t The rear Of the truck was demolish
ad.