Democratic messenger., 1894-11-24
LOCALS.

Mr.. John II. White spent last
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Francis z. Morris who ha.
been quite sick is convalescent.
Miss Maud Farrell spent several
davs with friends in town last week.
Mr.. VIM. Morgan spent several
,lavs in Delaware this week.
w. Hopper Gibson. Esq, of Cen
treville was in Snow Hill Thursday.
Miss Beulah Gordy. Of Pittsville,
is visiting friends in town this week.
MIR. Thomas Slemmons lost very
valuable horse here last Saturday with
lung fever.
States Attorney X. ID. Jones spent
several days in the monumental city
this week.
Mr.. David Ayars, of New Jersey
paid his brother. Mr.. II. +. Ayars i
visit this week.
Miss Ida Williams, of Pittsville,
has been the guest of Miss Katie Iur
nell this week.
Miss Julia Gray, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.al,an PEN
newell in town.
William Tingle Dickerson, Esq
has moved to his new Office in the Odd
Fellows Building.
Presiding Elder Corkran. preach.
ed in the NJ. T.. Church here last
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Harry WALES, of Salisbury,
Is here in the interest Of the Baltimore
Mutual Aid Society.
-Newtown, a part OF Snow Hill, is
rapidly building up. and the resident:
will shortly. have quite town.
The citizens Of Crisfield are con.
sidering the question of an electric rail.
way from that town to Apes Hole.
Mrs. Oliver ID. Collins and Mrs.
William \. Timmons have been visit.
ing friends in Whaleyvile this week
Miss Marguerite and Andasia
PurnelI. Of Bays End Farm, are the
guests OF the Misses Station this week
Several new dwellings are about
completed, but there are not enough
tor the demand. Snow Hill is on the
boom.
Miss Matte johnson left OF
Thursday for an extended visit IL
friends and relatives in New Jersey and
Delaware
Wife gazing at the babv)-Think
darling. how much we have TO be thank
iul for. Husband.-That's so. II might
have been twins.
Keep your blood pure and healthy
and you will not have rheumatism
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives the blood
vitality and richness.
Both the editors of this paper have
been sick this week. so our readers vii
kindly overlook any lack of reading
matter in this issue.
Mr.. Sidney Burroughs and sister
Miss Mary, left for the Quaker city OF
Thursday, where they will visit rela
tives for several weeks.
MIR. Van Payne has been in th,
city this week buying his X-mas goods
Old Kris will, as usual, make his head
quarters at Payne's store.
John s. Birch son of Capt. Georg,
G.. Birch. of the Island Hotel Chinco
league was married one day last weel
to a lady of Lewis. Delaware.
Revival services will begin a
Klei Grange Church tomorrow Sun
day at 1890 a. m., and . p. m, ant
continue throughout the week.
Rev. I. +. Tabler will conduc
praise services at Conner's ut 10 a. m
Girdletree, ;. p. m, and Klei Grang'
at Z p. M, on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. w. 5. Lewis, organizer of th,
Improved Order Heptasophs, is here il
the interest of the Order, and expect
to institute a conclave in this town.
Miss Lizzie III. Shockley is now il
her new quarters over Miss May Hub
bells store, where she can please th,
most iastidious ladies in dress making
Miss Mary Payne accompanied
Miss Adelaide Farrell to her home i,
New York City yesterday and vii
spend the winter there with Miss Far
rell.
Miss Mary Payne entertained
quite number Of her young friend
last Friday evening. prior to her de
parture for New York. where she vii
spend the winter.
Prof. Jno. G.. Robinson, of Balti
more. will preach at Girdletree VI. L
Church to morrow at 10 30 a. m., an,
will lead the Epworth League at Cir
dletree Sunday night.
Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., OF New
York. has purchased the property o
the late Henry w. Dunno at Cap
Charles, and will remove there abou
the first Of December.
MIR. w. Laird Henry, lately elect
ell to Congress. and Mrs. Matte Henry
widow Of the late Daniel VI. Henry
Jr., Of Cambridge, will he married th
latter part of December.
The Rev. Richard Nelly preache,
two interesting sermons in the Presby