Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-03-19
BERLIN.
softly the snow flakes drop. drop
When are they going To stop, stop!"

ray, Consthu1t iui tHc ou TicCtiou DlSttiCi |
has resigned and accepted position at
Cape Charles City. The County Com
missionefs have appointed Mr.. II. T. Bell |
la fillthc vacancy who has qualified and |
ready for business. We congratulate
Henry and bespeak for him successful
career.
Mr. Samuel McMullin has sold his
beautiful home to Mr.. William X. PurnelI
& brothers and will move TO Wilmington
TO live about the first of April. Mr.
McMullen and family will be greatly
missed, having resided In Berlin for
twcnty.four years
Dir. Thos. y. Franklin, our popular
member Of the Legislature, spent last
Saturday and Sunday at home He re-
ports that all the delegation from Wor-
ceSter are heartily in favor of the taxa
ton of mort gnses and expect To do all in
their power TO bring about this desired
result
MI Samuel Dunham. Of Chicago. has
been visiting friends in Berlin this week
Many years ago Mr. Durham was resi-
dent of this town and like many others
who leave for wider fields of labor he
occasionally pays uS a shor, visit, He is
always welcome
Mcssrs f ;. Furbash,' Powell Pattey,
Curtis Evans aud Thomas Hammond are
attending the VI L Conference which is
IN session at Wilmington, Della ware.
The Harry I.indley Dramatic Company
played in the town hall Tuesday aud
"Wednesday evenings OF this week 10
large ana apprecialiye audiences. Little
Lord Faunilcroy' and Divorce" were
the two dramas selected for the evenings
named, and the characters in each were
well taken Miss Mabel Paige deserves
special notice. She made an admirable
Little Lord Fauatleroy' Her songs
we're bright ana catching and her dancing
fully up 10 the standard Mr. Harry
| l.ind!ey's impers9nation of VI. 7. Me IS.
dilapiia,ed Snowman. in Divorce was
excellent lie has few superiors Il, u
comedian
Mr. Laban Quiilin returned from B.lii
more on "Wednesday evening last where
he has been for several days on business.
Miss Maudc Whaley, of Whaleyvile, is
yisitiu. Miss Laura Henry.
Our genial and courteous landlord OF
the Atlantic Hotel, Mr. +. J. IIarmonson,
has had his house full OF guests for the
past week His excellent table always
loaded with the delicacies of the season
has made the Atlantic" favoritc house
in which to soiourn.
Mr. Harry Palmer made n flying trip to
Baltimore this week
Mrs. Anderson. of Sno Hill. is visit
ing her son. Mr. Henry Anderson, one Of
our most popular young merchants. \
young lady came To Mr.. Anderson's on
SUNDAY last. whose name we have not yet
learned.
Mr. Wilmer Smith is improving daily
aud his friends will soon have the pleas
ure Of seeing him out again.
MIR and Mrs Thos Hammond left on
Tuesday for trip To New York.
4 benevolent society To he called the
Union Aid Society was organized at the
residence of Mrs Sarah Franklin on Mon
day evening by members OF the different
churches in this town Another meetin .
will he held at the town hall next Mon
day night for the purpose of csecting Off
GERS and appointing committees for the
work
Mr. and Mrs Johnson Gray are both
quite i'll at their home in town.
Col Brady and his friends returned 10
Baltimore on Thursday after successful
trip up the bay, they having shot over
one hundred and fifty ducks.
Mr.. 5 B. West, of Virginia, is visiting
his sister, Mrs John Shovel
Mr. Laban Ii Taylor, of Taylorville
and Miss Angelina Baker, OF Friendship
repaired TO the Presbyterian Parsonage
on "Wednesday afternoon aud were quietly
married by The Rev. Mr.. Walker. I'm
mediately after, the happy couple started
for Mr.. Taylor's home, where they will
take up their abode for the future. We
wish them all possible happiness in ,heil
new relation.
j. G. Harrison Il Son proprietors oI
the Berlin Nurseries are now packing and
shipping trees to Ohio and strawberry
plants to Del, Va, \. G., Ind, ILL.,. Tex,
and other states. Try the best varieties
Mitchell's Early. Wariield No ,, lIayer
land and Bubach No. )
Mr.. A. T. Powell of this town has made
some noted improvements in his store
and now there are few better in til,
county. Al is Il prosperous and pushing
young man aud deserves his success II,
will shortly open - millinery establish
meni in the loom formerly used AS a gro
Gerry. but which has heen beautifully titteC
up for the new venture.
Quite number of our citizens paid
your town visit last Tuesday.
Mrs C. H. Vincent and little daughter
spent few days here last week Will
Mrs Nincents mother
We learn that the prospects for Ocean
Civ are very bright.