Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22
The stockholders of the Talbot Coun-

The stockholders of the Talbot Coun-
~ Fair Association have decided 10
change the name to the Eastern Shore
Fair Combination, provided that $500 Of
the common stock of the association
should he subscribed for and paid in be-
fore the annual meeting in December by
each of the counties Of Kent. Queen
Anne's, Caroline, Dorchester. WicOmico,
Somerset and Worcester The idea is 10
make the association an Eastern Shore
concern instead ola county association.
Miss Ethel Purnell having spent
several weeks with party of friends to
Bermuda, where she has had most de
lightful time. arriving in New York last
Monday on her way home. She will not
return TO Show Hill. however. until after
she has witnessed the Naval Review in
New York on the eth inst. In letter
Miss Ethel describes in glowing terms
Bermuda, its inhabitants. climate and
churches. During their journey across
Miss Ethel, Miss Addie Farrell and Mr.
John Farrell were royalty entertained ON
one Of tho British steam yachts.
Floating lsland.-One quart of milk.
four eggs. whites and yolks beaten sept
rately. four tablespoonfuls of sugar.
two iablespoonfuls of extract Vanilla one
half cup of current jelly; heat milk To
scalding. but not boiling beat the yolks.
stir them into the sugar and pour upon
them gradually. mixing well. cup of the
hot milk return TO saucepan and boil
until II begins TO thicken when cool.
flavor and pour into glass dish, heap
upon the top meringue o: whites whipped
until you can cut il. into which you have
beaten the jelly a teaspoonful at time.
The steady growth which Snow Hill
has been making for years past is more
percepiibly realized by its inhabitants
now than during the years II has been
growing. for the reason that hardly de.
sirable building lot can he had in the
town. This state of affairs has caused
"Gallows IIilI' pine thicket. in which
our people few years ago used to hunt
rabbits To be transformed into town
lots improved by large, comfortable and
pretty dwellings. which adorn the South
ern entrance to our town. All the desir
able lots in this section having been built
on our people have been compelled TO
seek homes in other sections and persist
ent efforts on their part for years has
caused Mrs. James T. Burroughs to have
her lands nj the Northern end of the town
surveyed and laid out into building lots
The survey and plat of the lots was made
by Mr.. Daniel c. Hudson. whose good
judgement in such work is conceded, and
his success in this work Is i'm keeping
with his reputation. This tract of land
is more admirably located for dwelling
lot purposes than others and had Mrs
Burroughs given her consent sooner
many of the finest residences i'm the town
would now he located on il. The tract
rs laid out by Mr.. Hudson contains thirty
three lots, all of which are convenient,
and many Of them very desirable. Six
of the lots front on the lane leading up
to Mrs. Burroughs house which will be
opened as a Street To be known as Park
Row and will he continuation of Mar
ket street These lots are all large.
Already having shade trees with good
sod and green grass are preferable for
building purposes TO those who do no;
want To wait the growth OF such luxur-
les. The next most desirable lots are
those on Bay Street from Mrs. Burroughs
gate TO the depot. In fact by many those
are considered even more desirable than
those on Park Row and certainly more
most facina,ing inducement about these
lots however Is the prices at which they
can I've bought. They have been valued
by disinterested parties aud should any
one desire To purchase we can say the
price will not prevent, as they can he
bought low, and on any reasonable time
purchasers may desire A plat may he
found at Mrs. Burroughs house, at the
post Office or nj this office, Mrs Bur
roughs will show anyone the valuations
and will sell you lot. If preferable.
persons desiring 10 purphase. can get
full particulars AS 10 price and terms
AT this office.