Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-21
6m Pocomoke.


Inc 9 ursion to Ocean City ON las,
Wedy iay. tgiven by the NJ. T.. Sunday
sch was quite success. Four cars
w /hcavily loaded with jolly bows and
? &, motbcrs and fathers; and their cous.
aud their aunts started bright and
krly. Arriving at Ocean City abou, 0
O'Clock, they spent very pleasant day on
| the beach, some enjoying bath in the
grand old ocean, Others strolling up and
down the beach C'lis,ening TO what the
wild waves were saying.") Every one
having had good time. AT O o'clock
they boarded the train for Pocomoke. all
delighted with the days pleasures. Indeed
they were so happy they had regular
colorcd camp meeting ION board the train
THAT ISL sang some good old shouting
tunes and you could imagine you were
among crowd of shouting "brunet,cs."
And some of our older sisters really did
get the motion on them and were smack.
ing their hands aud bobbing their heads
for dear life. They arrived home n, 0
o'clock.
Miss Edna, the accomplished daughter
of Mr.. Jno. ". station, of Snow Till Is
now the welcome guest Of Miss Bulal,
Merrill. She has won by her pleasant
manners, u number of warm friends. who
regret very much that she will leave in n
few days, but hope she will rcpca, her
Mt in the near future.
MNlIcnriet,a Birmingham, one of the
leading lies of Princess Anne, is visiting
Miss Ma lIcsas,er. We wish her a
pleasant, yisi Rpd feel sure she will have.
MS our young put forth cvey effort
to make visitor! Ne pleasant Zine, and
knowing Miss Ma liability entertain
company, we ,hink Ssan< help lav-
ing good time.
Mrs. Hattie lIanson,\ fillmore, is
visiting her brother Capt vcasey. 4
Miss Carrie Wright, one The nv
beautiful and accomplished z knics
Of Newark, Del, is now visiih iss Nan
Merrill This is not her first yis> our
city so !, !. needless TO say she is ~ Wing
friends, for she has already won the fri. Y,
ship Of all our people. Her att raciivc an.
winning ways, can never fail 10 win for her
warm and lasting friends and although IT
has been quite while since her last visit.
she was remembered well hy all her
friends here, several of whom called TO see
her soon rs she stepped in Pocomokc
and still continue tn 20. scarcely giving
her time To breathe. We hope Ia keep
her with us for some time, and wish her
Il pleasant visit.
Mr. Ben Landlord, of Princess Anne,
is spending few days in our town. lie
is looking quite well and We are delight
To welcome anr mutual friend lie male
this his home f,r u few years. and we al.
ways feel that Benny" is onc of Us boys
and are always glad To have him with us.
Woodson ~ Aliens Biz . minstrel
show was here las, Monday aud Tuesday
evenings They drew n very good audi.
-src aud everyone present enjoyed the
pronounced il u good
show
Presiding Elder L. q Ayers filed the
pulpit of the VI. T.. Church Of This place
last Sunday morning
Mr. Joel Murrow, Of Philadelphia, spent
last Monday and Tuesday with friends in
our city. Mr.. Murrow left Tuesday night
much To the rcgrc, of all who knew him.
certain ones Of our fair sex.
The young people Of this place gave
hop last Tuesday evening in honor of Mr..
Samuel McMastcr. which was very large
~ attended and much enjoyed by all pres.
eni.
Professor \. II. Merrill, Of Vanderbilt
University gave monologuc reading en-
titled Esmeralda, on Friday evening. lie
was very good. Prof is u fine clocution.
isl and is hard Ia beat. Anything hc un.
dcrtakes 10 tackle you may just bet will
he z rand success.
Mr.. Lee bonneville, of Philadelphia, is
spending few weeks with his parents in
this place. TEDDY.