Democratic messenger., 1892-07-09
BERLIN.

Mrs. Nellie Girard, of ST Louis, Mo, is
visiting the family OF DR.. james c. Dir
ickson
Her many friends regretted to part
win Mrs Jennie Binkham who left last
thursday for Philadelphia and Straus-
p"'g' IA, to spend the summer.
ohe OF our highly respected and es-
'eemeu citizens, Mr. James Reed, who
resided near town, died on Saturday last
Ills remains were inferred Moaday and
his ;urneral was largely attended. sever.
al Of his children came down for the fu
neral.
The Pocomoke fire should serve our
people as a timely warning. They should
see our live and energetic agents and
have that matter Of insurance promp,lv
attended 10.
John Herman, Jr., of New York CITY.
spent the Fourth with his parents n,
their home in Berlin.
Mr.. Lawson. of Philadelphia, spent
several days with friends here this week.
Prof. Lee Carey, Principal of Bucking-
ham High School. has gone on visit to
Mr. Edward Is. Showell, Riverton. N. j.
Lee has worked faithfully during the
past scholastic year and we hope he may
enjoy his vacation.
School Examiner, CALVIN b. Taylor,
left last Monday for the meeting of the
State Teachers Association at the Blue
Mountain House where he responded to
the address of welcome IN well chosen
words which were well received
Misses Ride and Ella Showell left Fri
day for kiverton, n. j., to visit their
cousin John Showell.
II is rumored that Congress Hall at
Ocean City will open for the reception of
guests on or before the 18th of July.
The sale of lots at Ocean City last Mon
day was well attended and number of
lots were sold at good prices.
DIR. and Mrs. Scott, of Washington, are
visiting Mrs. Scott's sister, Mrs Henry
A. Godfrey
Mrs. Thomas " Hammond, of Wash.
ington, is visiting her husbands parents
in town.
Moses Johnson, having rented the cot
iage of Mrs. Julia Wilson, at Ocean City,
moved into the same with his family last
Monday.
xaEtn Et.ll "a, L.. - =.
large, and was harvested IN good condi-
tion.
Mr. Elijah Bell, son of Sheriff Emory
Bell, who is connected with the large
firm OF Brokaw Bros. New York. is home
on visit to his parents Mr. Bell rode
from New York to Philadelphia on BIZ
cycle and made good time.
DIR. Trippe. Of Easton. has rented nd
moved into the Goldsborough cottage.
Mr.. Claude Bishop and wife, of New
York, are visiting Mr.. Bishops father
Mr.. John Bishop
Mrs. Foreman, of Hannibal, Mo-. is
spending the summer with her sister. Mrs.
Calvin u. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, of Germantown.
Pa. spent few days last week with
their aunt, Mrs n NJ. Showell.
Mr. Horace IIarmonson having fitted
up the Atlantic Hotel in elegant style
and added several comfortable rooms. is
now prepared la take summer bOartlers
at reasonable rates. He will soon put up
n wind Mill and every room in the house
will be supplied with hot and cold water.
All Hallows' Episcopal Church. Reg :
ular services Holy Communion every
Sunday at 730 a. 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 10i
n m; services and sermon in general, at
10 30 a. M. Evening service and sermon
at 8. Sunday school at $50 p. m. Week
day services. Wednesday evenings at 8
O'Clock; Fridays. Litany service at 30
p. m. Services in Stockton on the second
and fourth SUNDAYS In the month. All
are welcome TO these services. Robert
Scott, Rector.
HAD FAITH IN THE LIMITED