Democratic messenger., 1892-04-23
BERLIN.

Cards have been issued tor the marriage
0i Miss Elizabeth Nicely daughter of Hon
John Nicely, of Norfolk, Va, to Mr.. Al.
bert Powell Warrington, son OF William
Warrington. Esq, of Berlin. Mr.. War.
rington, who is prominent official of II
southern railroad, was horn in Berlin and
educated at The Buckingham High School
by his pluck, energy and un,iring pcrse-
verance he has been rapidly promoted in
his line of business and holds position
of trust rarely enjoyed by so young n
man
Miss Naylor. of Philadelphia, is visiting
the Misses Hammond ON Main street.
Mr. John Dilworth. of Virginia. for
mcrly u resident Of Berlin and brother oi
Mr.. l.. G. Dilworth died suddenly ON
Friday Of last week of heart disease.
The Episeophlians of this town will
soon begin to erect u handsome rcctory
ON vacant lot IN Main street. which has
becn donated for that purpose by Miss
Mamie Purnell
Several of Berlin's IF +. B's" attended
The Leap Year Party at Stockton on We'd
nesdav evening. Ii was great success.
and much praise is due the promoters o'
the enjoyable affair The gallaniry dis
PLAYED by the ladies present is highly
commendabe and ought Ia teach a
wholesome lesson to the modest Young
man who Is i Nv la move.
Mr. Henry Davis. Jr.. who has been
spending The winter with his parents in
Berlin, returned To Philadelphia on Mon
day morning 10 resume work.
Prof Edward White. OF stockton
spen, the Faster Holidays in Berlin. The
Prot has many friends in town who are
always glad To see him.
Mrs. DIR. J. G. Dirickson and daughter
went to Philadelphia last week ON visit
and will remain for several days
Prof Lee Carey, principal of the Buck
ingham High School, spent the Easter
holidays in Baltimore aud Washington.
boarding school ut IIyatlsvillc, Maryland.
returned home for Easter.
Rev Chas Walker attended the Pres
bytery on Tuesday and Wednesday last,
which met at Princess Anne
Mr.. Henry Godfrey and family are nome
after prolonged visit To Baltimore. Mr..
Godfrey owns one of the handsomest
country seats in the county.
Miss Louisa Franklin paid short visit
10 friends III Snow Hill this week
Mr.. Coriolanus White, of Wilton,
spent part of his Easter vacation with
friends in Berlin Mr.. White is one OF
Worcesler's educators.
EN- -Sherifrs Shockley AMI I.nckerman
were in town on the 10th inst. collecting
taxes We understand that they propose
To close up th"ir business at an early
date.
Mr. John y. Hcnman. vault keeper in
the sub treasury in B,liimore spent
Good Friday with his family who reside
in Berlin.
The Board Of County Commissioners
at their last meeting appointed Mr.
Zaslok Purnrlinf The 9Th election district
standard bearer aud Mr. Isaac Be,hards
of the 3D. trustee 81, the poor. Both ap.
poin,ments are excellent. and present
another example of the sound Judgment
and good sense which characterize all the
acts of our two commissioners - Messrs
GiIlis and QuiIlin-upon whose recon
mcndailon the above named gentlemen
received their offices.
Mr. Ernest Collins, a student in the
senior class at the High school, has en-
tered the drugstore ot DIR. Thos. Y.
Franklin for the purpose of learning
pharmacy. Having had considerable ex-
perience with mercantile business and
being familiar with Latin he will have
no difficulty in acquiring knowledge of
drugs in short while. We wish him
success in his new avocati0n.
Mr., John Williams. Of lronshire, is now
clcrking for our popular merchant on the
corner of Main aud Pitts streets Mr.
Henry j Anderson Nj. Williams has
had some experience and is very attentive.
Mr. Anderson could not have made "a
better selection.
Another party Of capitalists went 10
Ocean City on Saturday last 1t is said
that II will not be a longtime before many
cottages aud several hotels " i'll be erected
at Marylands popular summer resort.
The sale OF lots is increasing, which is
an indication that in few years Ocean
City may not he very far behind Atlantic
City in size and population.
The following persons went to
Snow Hill Tuesday on business from this
town: + iwari :. Fnrbush, =. Henry.
Jr., W. Lee Carey, f. ID. Martin. H. c.
Connoway. ID. G. Hudson, John +. Quill
lin, &. b. Taylor
All stores will he closed on and
after May 2l, 1892, in this town at ;30
o'clock p. m. Saturday evenings excepted
and will continue the same until Septem-
ber 18th, 1892.