Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-04-06
BERLIN.

Go and see the machine work ON the
afternoon of April Sth.
Mrs. X. T.. Parsons invites you to
call and examine her millinery goods on
Monday and Tuesday and every day
thereafter
Don't fail to meet one OF the editors
the MESSENGER at Harmonson's Ho.
tel to-day. He will be there to collect
your subscription.
S. II. CULLEN has now completed Il
fine half mile track ON his farm and
intends TO take colts to train. We
feel sure he can do this satisfactory as
he has one year old which has
trotted his quarter in LOO.
Miss Mary Walker from Phladel-
phia, who has been visiting her friends
Mrs. Harmonson and Furbush. return
ed Thursday accompanied by Mrs.
Furbush who will visit both Philadel-
phia and New York.
We are glad to say our sick in town
are all getting much better, and creep.
ing out.
We were glad to see our old friend
Clay Conway out again this week.
He has been housed now about two
months.
Miss Ruth Soles of Baltimore, came
back Wednesday to Mr.. AL Powelrs.
She will have some pretty Easter bon
nets to show customers.
Miss Addie Bell went up to the city
Monday morning after millinery.
Mrs. Moses johnson and children
left Wednesday for the city of Brother
ly Love to spend few weeks.
Mr. Horace Harmonson and wife,
and their friend. Miss Mary Walker,
drove to Snow Hill Tuesday and spent
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greentree have been
making their daughter, Mrs. Robert
Parsons visit.
Mr.. McFarlane and family left
Thursday for Georgetown.
Mr.. AL Powell is adding another
story TO his storehouse, which will add
to the looks of it very much.
Miss Lizzie Davis was married this
morning at the home of her father to
Mr.. Herbert from Philadelphia. The
Rev. Mr.. Howard officiating. They
left on the noon train for New York.
Mr.. George Pollitt and family have
moved back to Frankford this week.
Captain Baker left Tuesday morn.
ing for his vessel after spending the
winter at home.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for in the Berlin Post Office: A. j.
Allen. Miss NJ. +. Bredell, Arolantie
Collins, w. J. Daugherty, VIM. A.
Dennis, Mr.. John ii. Foyler. Edward
b. ellis, Mr.. Peter Gray, Miss Lorey
j. Gunby, Mrs. VIM. \. Henry, Mr..
John L. Hadder, Mr.. Van Jones. Mrs.
Joseph Pady, Henry CULLEN, F. l..
CULLEN, G. ii. Taylor, DIR. J. S. Wal
bridge, Mrs. ID. A. Wiltbank. s. Muir
ray, p II.
Lemuel Shovel, Jr., of Berlin, West
ern Representative of Philadelphia
oil company, with headquarters at
Dayton, Ohio, and Miss Mae Bowman,
the talented daughter of Hon. S. A.
Bowman, senior member of the widely
known firm of Bowman d Bowman. of
Springfield, Ohio, were united in mar
riage at six o'clock Wednesday even
ing at the brides home in Springfield,
by Rev. L. p. Thompson, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church. Guests
from Cincinnati, Clev Gland, Columbus
and Dayton attended. The wedding
was the society event of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shovel are now on an
extended wedding trip through the
East. They will reside in Dayton.
The house and lot where l reside
at Showells, Maryland, is for sale on
reasonable terms. For particulars,
apply to Calvin b. Taylor. Attorney,
Berlin, or myself. Mrs. Eliza Morris,
Showells, Nd. 1t.