Democratic messenger., 1892-09-10

much better.
Mrs. Jno. W. Vincent returned home
on Monday from short visit 10 relatives
in Delaware.
Rev. Robert Scott returned home
from his summer vacation this week in
the best of health.
Miss Mary Dashiell, of Washington
Is visiting her uncle J. A. Dashiell at his
home in this town.
Misses Anna and Maggie Stevenson
spent several days this week with rela.
iives in Pocomoke.
Miss Bruce Hyde, of Winchester,
Va, spent this week in town as the guest
of Mrs. A. ID. Irwin.
Miss Katie Timmons has returned
from visit to Baltimore accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Smith.
Quite a number of our people attend.
ed The convention Of the w G. T. U. at
Pocomoke City last Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward PIetche. of Baltimore
who has been visiting Mrs. w. A. Meal
len, returned home last Thursday.
Miss Lucy Nelson, of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. l.
A. Vickers, returned home Tuesday.
Misses Marie Jones and Edna Gordy
of Pocomoke City, have been visiting
their grandfather, Mr.. w. w. Melvin.
Miss kempton, who has been visit
ing friends here for several weeks, re-
turned home to Baltimore last Saturday
We are glad to see our old friend,
Alfred b. Marine, Esq, out again after
having been down with a Lillious attack
Miss Cooke Furnace of Baltimore
returned home Thursday after "A pleasant
visit To her sister, Mrs. Jno. ". Purnell
MIR 0. l.. Parker, the genial purser
of the Pocomoke. is or duty again, hav.
ing recovered from short spell of sick
ness
Hon. Jerome T IIayman, of A,kin-
sons district, was in town on Tuesday
and visited his friends in the MESSENGER
office
Mr. james Rowley has moved his
steam saw mill from near the race track
to the neighborhood of Scarborough's
Switch.
Mr. John 7. Taylor and family, who
have been sojourning at Ocean Grove, n
j., Tor the last two weeks, returned home
on Thursday last.
MIR. David Ayars, formerly of this
town. but who has been engaged at work
as machinist, at Iiavre de Grace, re-
turned home on Thursday.
Misses Mollie Stevenson and Sallie
Sturgis, who have been at Mrs. William
Melvin's for several weeks, returned Ia
Philadelphia on Saturday last.
Hon. John Walter Smith and Mr.
John f. Moore have been out of town
this week on business connected with
their immense lumber business.
Miss Ella Sturgis, of Girdletree. and
Miss Eva Porter. Of Klej Grange. were
guests of Mrs. Lindsey, at the Washing
ton House. several days this week.
All persons indebted TO us will please
come in and settle as we need the money
in purchasing our Fall stock of millinery.
Mrs. Scarboro Il Jones, Girdletree, Md
The attention of parents and school
children is called to the advertisement of
school supplies for sale by Mclaughlin
Bros, Baltimore There are rare bar
gains for you.
Superintendent Thompson, of the
Eastern Shore Steamboat Co, with his
wife and daughter. came down TO Snow
Hill on the Pocomoke Wednesday, re-
turning to Baltimore on Thursday,
The Postofiice Inspector for this dis
,rict paid visit TO Snow Hill on Mon
day and looked INTO the affairs of Post
master Wimbrough's Office. He found
everything correct and in good order
Miss Eva Smith gave birthday par
~ last Tuesday evening at her home on
Federal street. Quite number of young
ladies and gentlemen were present
Games were INDUCED in during the even.
ing, after which the guests were invited
to the dining room where refreshments
were served.