Democratic messenger., 1893-12-30
BERLIN.

1
MAY the New Year bring much
JOY to the readers Of the MESSENGER.
Cyrus Dirickson is home from col
legc spending his Christmas with his
parents.
\ fox hunt one day this week was
well attended and good time had bv
the hunters.
Miss Sue Carey left Saturday morn
ing for Philadelphia. She will make
quite a visit.
Miss Lizzie Franklin is spending
Christmas with her brother and sister
in New York
The Misses Calh"on, of Georgetown,
Del. are visiting their brother in
town this week.
Misses Annie Dirickson and Iiennie
Bell are spending the holidays here
with their parents.
Mr.. Sylvester Nelson and sister,
Miss Mary, were the guests Of Miss
Lizzie Tilghman Tuesday.
Rev. G. a. Walker will preach at
Ocean City Sunday evening. Services
beginning it 4.3O p. m.
Mr.. Charles Henderson. Of Chlnco-
league. spent Nmas Day with his
cousin, Mr.. Edward Williams.
Mr.. Lee Carey went to Philadel-
phia and New York for the holidays.
He left here Saturday morning aud
will he home on Monday.
Mr.. Wilmer Purnell came home
last week to spend Christmas with his
family. In few days he will move in
the house Calvin Il. Taylor vacated
Misses Julia Newton and Minnie
Hammond AMI Mr.. Cyrus Dirickson
are spending the holidays with their
parents.
Mr. James Croppcr and Miss Hall
were married by the NJ. f. minister
last Wednesday morning. We wish
them happy life.
The children of the NJ. f.. Sunday
School were given nice treat on
Friday evening. The children were
all pleased and the grown persons
greatly enjoyed the excellent music
Who put that tire-cracker under a
horse at the gypsey camp? Boys.
don't do it again, you might cause
someone To get hurt.
The new stables of Mr.. Horace
Harmonson are nearly completed.
When finished they will he the incest
stables in Berlin.
A band of gvpsies are camping near
Berlin. The girls and bovs can now
have their fortunes told. If they can
have faith to believe IN it.
Mr.. Ferrll Reynolds came to Mr..
". +. Bowens on Saturday to accom-
pany his wife home. She has been
making her parents visit.
The stockholders of the Berlin
Creamery Co, will meet on the morn
inr;of January l>i, and the stockhold-
er>'of the Berlin Improvement Co..
will meet on the afternoon Of the same
dav.
There will I've watch meeting held
in the NJ. T.. Church Sunday evening
Rev McForlane will preach short
sermon and then the usual experience
meeting Services commencing at go
clock.
Captain Wyatt and wife are talk
ing about buying in Berlin and
making this their future. We are
always glad To have old friends return
and live with US again.
Berlin is filling up with strangers
and there is not house or room in
town To rent. There have been a great
many new houses built but we could
MI as many more Mr. Beauchamp, of
Whaleyville. has built quite pretty
hous". II is now ready for him To
move into.
Pursuant to orders from Mr.. J. J.
Met Clossey proprietor OF the Berlin
Veneer Works, the employees were
given time to enjoy Christmas. The
machinery will he started up again on
January l>t and work will soon be in
full blast on berry crates for the com
ing season.
\ special train was run To Ocean
City Tuesday evening for the enter
tainmcnt given by the PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday School at that place. Quite a
number went from here. All report Il
good time Much credit is due Mr..
and Mrs. Warrington and Miss Nirgic
for their great interest in the Ocean
CITY school.
The cantata Santa Claus Mistake
and the Happy Ending" given by the
Presbyterian SUNDAY School Christ
mas night was excellent. santa
Claus and Fairy" acted well their
parts Santa glaldened the hearts OF
each child with brick" of sweets
from the magic chimney. Too much
praise cannot be given 10 the instru-
mental music.
The wheel and rim factory at
IIolley Grove. has all the latest
improved machinery for spokes and
rims and Mr. +. W. Pcrdue expects
to start up the first of the New Year
and run the factory to It's full capacity.
This is the largest spoke and wheel
factory on the Eastern Shore Wheel
rights and dealers should send ior
price-li>t of his sprung rims and
>pokc> and patronize home industry.
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