Democratic messenger., 1892-07-23

W oTtesttt county WIS HtIu 10 t5ht AT /
iion in regard to the death of Judge /
Goldsboroush. Col Levin l.. Dirrck |
son, of Berlin, presided. with Oliver
ID. Collins, secretary. The object of
the meeting was feelinely set forth by
George W purnell, who. together with
William ). Wilson and George VI. Up
shur, was appointed committee To draft
resolutions of regret Ia be presented Ia
the court Judge Lloyd was very cor
daily greeted by the members of the bar.
The shipping of whorlle-berrIes from
West =. o. has developed TO a conslera
BILE magnitude. Mr.. Vaughn lIayman is
one Of those engaged largely in this hus-
mess and we understand he ships as many
as 40 10 80 sixiy-quart crates per day
Prices average from ten 10 fifteen cents a
quart the first of the season and get down
the later part of II as low as four and five
cents quart Thus considerable money
is brought TO Somerset and Worcester by
the sale of these berries. Commissioner
I w lbtCkCfSuH - ulNV idist uuNNt anu
shipper at Coulbournc's
All Hallows Episcopal Church Reg
ular services Holy Communion every
Sunday nj $50 n. m. except the first sun
day in the month First Sunday in the
month. morning prayer at 10 a. m; Lita-
ny. sermon and Holy Communion at 10f
n. m services and sermon in general, AT
10 30 IA. IN. Evening service and sermon
at $. Sunday school at 2.30 p. m. Week
day services, Wednesday evenings at $
O'Clock; Fridays, Litany service at 30
p. III. Services in Stockton on the second
aud fourth SUNDAYS in the month. All
are welcome 10 these services. Robert
Scott, Rector.
Fire was discovered in the rear por-
tion Of ST. Peters r. T.. reclory, Saisbu.
ry, Md last Monday morning about $50
o'clock. The fire department was soon
on the scene, but did not succeed in saw
ing the house. \ portion is still stand
ing, but is so badly damaged as to be
worthless The building was insured in
the Orient Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, Conn. for $1,000 II was valued al
81 800. Rev William Mumford and fam
lily succeeded in saving most OF their
clothes and furniture. They had no in
suance. A defective flue is thought TO
have caused the blaze
The predominsting bathing costume
at the different seaside resorts is mea-
gie affair in blue and white, although
there are displayed few in cadmium.
yellow and lilac, or scarlet and Nile green.
BY pre-concerted understanding the
adoption of full tights is mostly the great
er part of the outfit. These vary IN color.
Then there is the abbreviated little skirt.
just n jauniy little ruille, with saucy edg
ing, and the waist, which is cut either Y
shaped or square at the throat. The alb
sence of sleeves leaves the arms free. and
altogether the costume in no wise inter
feres with diving. swimming or floating.
i NDbfNNt-ihOhluE HlEul ou u July
day is girl with big hat OF white and
pale green and a gown 10 match. She
may have TO be careful 10 keep the deli
cate leaf color away from her face lest
there be clashins of colors But that
can generally be easily managed II ones
face is little sallow the broad brm may
be shirIing of creamy muli that will
not war with the complexion, and The
twists and loops of green may be all on
the top Of the hat II ones skin is per
feet in its rosiness one may wear The
green anywhere. There is only one dan.
ger-that the wearer of these spring col
0rs will be too suggestive - head of
lettuce. But if the white ream color
is allowed To predomins fault can
be avoided-Ex.
The Baltimore and Eastern Shore
Railroad Company will run an excursion
train leaving Berlin about 40 a. m. Sal
isbury about 7.5j a. m. and intermediate
points proportiona ely on Thursday 2sih
w WI RtNNuA va tnoNN NiHil-
ing 10 attend The Farmers Alliance
Meeting" TO be held there that date Re.
turning, train VII leave IIurlocks about
$50 p. M. Low rate tickets ON sale. Low
rate tickets will also le sold from Elston,
Bethlehem and Preston for train No.
down and return by tren No ,. II is The
wish Of the association, l1hat the public IN
general will attend I. meeting. as the
distinguished orator, Col Robert Bever-
ly, of Virginia, and X. A. Dunning, of
Maryland will address the assembly. A.
J. benjamin. Supt. & g. L. 4.
Capt. A. +. Parker, II. Samuel Tim.
mons and J. Mitchell Feddeman. promi-
nent citizens of Chincotesg gre, had mar
row escape from drowning on Saturday
They had been out sea fishing in the
yacht Flora, and while coming in The IN
let under full sail the va, a,ht was caught hy
a whirlwind and turned over Capt
Parker was caught under the mainsail
and il was with great difficulty that he
was extricated hy his companions. The
boat afterward gave another lurch and
rolled over, Throwing the three men back
and drifted of from them. Capt. Thomas
Taylor saw them and sailed TO their res
cue. arriving as the men were abcu, To
give up the battle for their lives. The
three men are veterans Of the lfc-saving
service aud persons Of less endurance
would probably have been drowned
Vacant Scholarships.
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