Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-01-30

Mr. W W uccni. 'f t't"lsc'"Wh
Del. spent sunday in town.
Miss Pli>cic Couineham has beer
quite sick. bar is now improving.
Capt Richard lIewatd is improving
his premises by building new fences
Miss Lulu Covinston is visiting hci
cousins the Miss Toadvine in Salisbury
Mr. Lee Purncll has returned I,
New York TO the regret Of his man,
friends.
DIR. and Mrs. John W Purncll ar,
visiting relatives of Mrs. Purncll in SOM
crsei county.
Miss Bette Ill., of Girdleirec. has r.
turned home from visit to Miss Lillian
ChvNille in this town
The Steamer Pocomoke did not max,
her usual trip here on Wednesday owing
10 the river bella. full Of ice
We are glad to see Mr.. Oliver Collins
ont again and trus, he has fully recovered
from his ,ussle with the grip
Mr. and Mrs William :. Wilson re
turned home on Wednesday from visit
to Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Miss VI. Katie Purnell, after having
spent several months in tic city learning
dress making. Will return home TODAY
on a visit.
Attention is called to the advertise
menis Of two Snow Hill merchants this
morning. essrs g Marion Dryden and
\ u. Gray
Miss Rosa b. Mckee. after Il very
pleasant WISH 10 her mother and friends
in town. returned 10 her home in Viii
mingion, Del. to-day.
Services tomorrow. Sunday, in the
Mackenzie Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Preaching by the pastor All are c0rdi-
ally invited to these services.
The craze for guitars and mandolins
seems to have captured the young ladies
of Dover. Quite number are taking in
siruciions and a club is talked Of
The shad and herring fishermen are
very husy now preparing their nets for
The coming season, which they expect
will open earlier than usual and be- very
profitable one.
DIR Ellis. Of Baltimore paid a yisil to
his old home and friends in and around
snow Hill last week lie dropped into
see the editors of the MESSENGER. 10
whom he j. always q welcome visitor
Cards are oul for the wedding Of DR.
Edward Virgins Smith of Salisbury
Md. and Miss Lilly Hooper Ruark. OF
Wesiover. Md. February 10Th Al $50 p
m. nj the home of the brides parents.
The Shakespeare Club will meet at
the residence Of DIR. +. :. Dashiell on
Monday evening next. The club will
flnish reading Hamlet nj this meeting and
alsu decide what will he next taken up
An old man by the name of Tarr, an
inmate of ia. Aims House died ON We'd
nrsday night II i reported here that he
froze 20 death in his room. hut no one
will youch for the truth Of the statement,
- O,id F,Noirs' l't@tor suggests an odd
Fellows Cemetery here This would be
good Thing for the town and We hope
cur bt,ihics of the three links will con
>der the matter Every town should
have pul'ic cemetery
- Mrs Thomas u. Purncll. who has
J., en- in Baltimore several weeks having
her eyes treated. returned home on sat
uriay accompanied by her daughter. Mrs
John r. Moore We are glad To learn
ilai her eyesiehi j. much improved
Just before going 10 press we learned
nf the death of Mrs. Matilda Selhy. which
occurred yesterday morning. She was
- years 81 age and had been ailns fol
some time She was the mother OF Mr.
Sidney r Selhy and was beloved by all
who knew her.
There will be a meeting of the Snow
Hill Farmers Sub-Alliance No. l21. held
on Thursday evening. February iih. III
the knights of Honor Hall \ full At
tendance is requested n business Of i'm
poriance must he attended to. j. +
Woollcy President G VI. DRYDEN Seere.
iary
MIR Kcndnl Bcauchamp. formally OF
This vicinity. NOW in the livery business
At Onanooek. Va was married on We'd
nesday of last week To Mrs. Neltie GRAY,
an attractive widow of that town. Mr.
and Mrs Beauchamp arrived here Satur
day on tile steamer Pocomoke. aud AZ,
paving visit To his relatives
All Hallows' Church. Fourth SUNDAY
after Epiphany: Early celebration 81
Holy Communion at : o'clock a. III.
rfiitiffl az tfasiN ~ W SUNNY - iitaANA ~
- p. M Evening service aud sermon
nj $50 p M Service and sermon AT :, ?
m at stockton. Public cordially invite,
to attend Eah,ri Scott. Rector
TUESDAY night brought decided
change in The weather aud ice formed oi
the mill pond 10 thickness of 3 inches
"Wednesday night Was asa quite coli
aud on Thursday cutters were pul 1,
work on Purnrirs pond aud lhey en-
away with will 20 save the hr,i lee %
the season. The ynuns people cnio,cr
the skating immensely
The OM F,H,rs' I3s,tor. The anl,
newspaper specially devoted 10 the inlcr
esis of the ! . of q. f of Delaware
Maryland and Virginia. is puhli>ir,
monthly hy Past Grand Rev. lanes Il