Democratic messenger., 1894-03-24
BERLIN.

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ference Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Roena Abbot, of Texas, is the
welcome guest of Mrs. Henry Jingle.
DIR. j. e. Dirickson who has been
quite sick We are glad To see out again
Miss Sue Dennis, of Delmar, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. George Parker.
Mrs. Howard was called away sat
urlay To attend the funeral of her
niece
Mrs Ellen X. Davidson received a
Tine lot of Easter hats from New York
this week.
Mr.. Frank llarmonSon made visit
10 Berlin. Ills old friends were glad
Ia see him.
Miss Annie Isham, Of Snow Hill, is
the welcome guest ot her aunt, Mrs.
Fred Ridings
Miss Minnie BOSNIAN, Of Baltimore,
VIII rlNhi ~ ttN Ntth> Win HtT Sl>ttT,
Mrs Hayman.
Mr. Hayes Evans, the advance
agent of Huntington circus, was in
town Wednesday.
Mis-. Barney lIaymal. who has been
very i'll Tor two weeks, We are sorry io
say, j. no better
Mr.. and Mrs. +. johnson left Satur-
day for an extended visit To their
parents in Georgetown, Del.
! have been in Philadelphia this
week after another carload of horses
and mules. ii. r. Harmonson.
Messrs. +. s. Furbush. Frank Ham
mond and III. j. Anderson left Wedmes-
day for Baltimore and other cities.
W. J. Warrington. of Baltimore,
was in town this week. Come again
Win, we are always glad to see you.
Miss Nickers. Of Frankiori, Del.
will attend school in Berlin. She will
board ut her sisters, Mrs. DIR. Holland.
Come and inspect our new line of
prints. no better. a full stock of shoes
always IN hand. J. Z. Quillin Il Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Harmonson
left Thursday afternoon for Philadel-
phia, where they have gone to spend
Easter.
A. +. Powelrs new milliner, Miss
Stella Rush, has entered upon her
duties in our town. We wish her
success
Two ministers were the guests of
our genial DIR. Holland last Tuesday.
They were on their way To conference
ut Salisbury.
The dance given at the home Of Mr..
Roger Adams last "Wednesday night
was thoroughly enjoyed by number
of young people.
The young folks are getting home
to spend Easter. Miss Minnie Ham
mond and Mr.. Cyrus Dirickson both
came home Wednesday evening.
Miss Julia Powell. Of Connecticut, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Virgie War
rington, ut Ocean City. Miss War
ringion and Miss Powell were guests OF
Mrs. ii. j. Anderson this week.
On "Wednesday this town was visited
by heavy rain and thunder storm.
Lightning struck tree in the yard of
Robert j. Bowen which was about ten
feet from his dwelling, destroying his
hen house. but fortunately did no
further damage.
Don't forget Faster Evening. Mch.
2G. The minstrels will be on hand and
propose to give the best show ever seen
in Berlin. Our boys have the mater
ial for Il minstrel show and il you would
laugh and grow fat he on hand. Get
your tickets at once.
Monday night the Baltimore Il East
crn Shore railroad office was broken
open, on Tuesday morning stranger
was arrested, some nine or ten large
keys were found in his pockets, but as
they could not prove anything, they
let him 90 "Wednesday evening.
The Berlin minstrel troupe will give
an entertainment next Monday evening
at the Berlin High School hall. Come
out and help the boys along. The
program will consist Of old time
minstrel songs, plantation scenes and
music on eleven different instruments
DIR. jenkins Purnell, father Of Clerk
+. ii. Pnrnell. under the skillful
treatment of DIR. John W. Pitts, has
about recovered from his recent attack
of heart trouble. DR. Pitts is quite
busy now attending his numerous
patients.
Mrs. X. i. Parsons, left for Phila-
delphia this morning to study the
latest Parasian and novel designs in
millinery. rs her taste is well-known
in the above art. we look for some en-
tirely new creations far excelling all
previous efforts, there is no doubt
about Phila., leading in this branch
of trade.
Ii is about settled that the Nestry
of the Episcopal Church will in the
near future have extensive repairs
made upon the same, rs usual the aid
of the young ladies' of the parish have
been solicited and obtain in this laud-
able cause, they will therefore give n
Il Conun'lrum Supper at |. O. o. +.
Hall on Thursday, March 29th, To
which they cordially and earnestly