Democratic messenger., 1893-12-16
BERLIN.

late William Showell, of Berlin, and
MIR. Philip Lee Gouldsborough, States
.\torncy for Dorchester county, and
son of Pay Inspector Worthington
Gollsborough, L. $. ~. were married
in st Pauls =. f. Church here on
Thursday at one o'clock p. M, by the
Rev. David Howard The church was
filled with the youth and beauty Of
our town, and other towns were repre-
scented by the friends of the bride and
groom The decoration, of flowers, were
beautiful and the ceremony very beau
tiful and impressive and the services
were read from a praycr-book bound
in white su,le which was carried by
the bride and presented To the minister
She carried beautiful bouquet Of
bridal roses and maiden hair ferns.
Her costume was of white Duchess
satin, trimmed with pearls aud point
lace The bridal veil was caught up at
the side with an ostrich feather IomTpn.
Miss Lulie Covington, the maid of
Honor, wore costume of white
mousselaine du sol over white satin
and trimmed with corn-colored ribbons.
and heavy lace. A new feature was
the removal of the brides veil by the
Maid of Honor at the altar, just after
the ceremony, and carried out by her
Oh her arm. Mr. Goldsborough's hest
man was w Laird Henry, Esq, editor
Of the Cambridge Chron;cie The ushers
were Mcssrs. Martin Worthington
Goldsborough, Levin Dail, Robert T..
Graham and Alfred Stewart.
Among those present were Pay
Inspector and Mrs Goldsborough, Mr..
and Mrs. Bryan Goldsborough, Mrs.
Daniel NJ. Henry and Captain Thomas
Howard, of Cambridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward b. Showell, Miss Myers, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gregory and Miss Stewart,
Of Philadelphia. Hon. and Mrs. VIM.
Sidney Wilson, Miss Smite, Messrs.
Frrncis Henry Purnell, William Tingle
Dickerson, II. ID. Jones and William
i. johnson. Of Snow Hill. The bride
and groom took the three o'clock train
Tor Florida and New Orleans.
Mine host +. J. Harmonson has had
a house full of visitors this week.
Miss lou Franklin gave five
o'clock tea on Tuesday in honor oi
Miss McNealey. She was assisted bv
Miss Nora Dryden, Of Snow Hill.
DIR. Sylvester X. Marshall has his
drug store opened at last, he had
quite Il hard time To get il fixed To his
notion hut he is now well pleased with
it.
Miss Minnie Mitchell, of ~. Louis,
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Lizzie
Cavcndcr. She is the daughter of Mr..
William Mitchell, who died in Berlin
few years ago.
The following is Il list of letters re-
naming uncallcd for in Berlin, Md,
postoliioc:
GENTLEMEN-. :. Bunting. Levi
Bunting. Thomas Birmingham, George
Ill. Buchanan. George Choat, john
Davis. DIR. +. Elgin, George +. Ham
mond. Geo. w. johnson. Henry Mum.
ford, George Massie, j. l.. Nance, Rev
VIM. q. Nicholson. Syrus Purncll,
Jehu II. Viewer, John w. Warren,
Sankey Wimbruw, John wilkins.
-LADiEs.-.Iennie Cuopcr, Mrs
Rcna Bcvans. Hannah johnson, Mary
Malls, Mrs. Elizabcth Pruitt, Sallic
Roach, Mrs Margaret Smith.
BERLIN. MD., Dec. ~. 1893.
Notice is hereby given that tn,
partnership heretofore existing between
Edward ID. Martin and Calvin b
Taylor, partners practicing law under
the firm name of Martin d Taylor il
Berlin. Nd, has been dissolved b,
mutual consent. All persons indcbte,
To the late firm are hereby requested I,
settle.
EDWARD ID. MARTIN
CALvIN Il. TAYLOR.
The undersigned will continue (,
practice law as heretofore and will h,
glad To receive the patronage OF tn,
firms clients in the future.
CALVIN B. TAYLOR.
Mrs V. :. Townsend, Mrs. DR.
Paul Jones. Miss Alice Dymmk an,
Mr. Charles Parker spent the day il
P~nmoke last Tuesday. They enjoyed
a pleasant day and report everything