Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-02-23


of town this week on business.
Read the prices named in b. +.
Truths advertisement in this issue
Mr.. f. c. Connor was in Phila
delphia this week on business for few
days.
Services in the Presbyterian
Church mountaineering and even
ing.
AS usual i'm getting out "a
newspaper we lead this week as
we do every week. Others fol-
low.
Little Helen Downing, who has
been quite sick for week or more is
now much better.
Miss May Burton. of Lewis, Del
is the guest OF Miss Winnie Payne at
her home in this town.
The Kings Daughters will meet
at the home Of Miss Aline Duffy ON
Friday afternoon at $50.
%. ID. Collins, Esq. has had
another ice-house put up on the river
front in the rear of his home.
Rev. Joshua W. Gray, of Chance.
Somerset county. has been visiting the
family of Mr.. John w. Vincent
Mrs. Margaret Wilson left Tues
day for Baltimore where she will visit
her father, DIR. T.. w. Marshall.
Mr. George :. Dixon has been
visiting his brother and sister in Balti-
more and Washington for two weeks
past.
Mrs. George NJ. Upshur returned
to her home in Baltimore on Saturday
TO the regret of her many Snow Hill
friends.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.
John j. Collins is very sick with
severe cold and hope he may soon be
out again.
The earliest date on which Easter
can fall is the 22d of March. The
latest is April %. This year Easter
will be April II.
-Maitings, Mattings, The most
complete and cheapest line of mattings
ever seen in Snow Hill, now on sale at
J. :. Price & Co
MIR. William VI. Purnell celebra-
ted his fiftieth birthday yesterday by
entertaining number OF friends at his
home in Queponco.
We are glad TO learn that Miss
Nellie Payne, who has been quite sick
at Chambersburg, where she is attend
ing school, is convalescent.
-R. ID. Jones, Esq, has been sui
fering from an attack of the grip this
week. We are pleased TO know that
he is now much improved.
MIR Whitlow who has been in the
employ Of Capt. Charles 5. Capper for
more than year will leave on We'd
neslay next for New Zealand.
The Snow Hill Electric Light
and Power Company have had a tin
roof put on the fuel house this week.
1t will he a great protection against
fire.
The Quarterly Conference Of the
NJ. Z. Church will be held in this town
next Tuesday when officials of the
church for the ensuing year will be
elected.
Mr. Levin Vincent, OF Wicomico
county, spent last Sunday with friends
here. He drove over in his sleigh
Saturday afternoon and remained over
Sunday.
All Hallows Church Regular
services-as usual. There will be ser.
vice and a sermon at Stockton ia the
afternoon at p. m, if the weather i
favorable.
MIR. Howard Moore of Oehm
Acme Hall, Baltimore came down Sat
urday to spend several days with his
mother and sisters after which he re-
turned TO work.
Mr.. Bruce Carmcm, who was
hurt in the steam mill Of Mr.. Thomas
T.. Selby some time ago. an account Of
which accident appeared in these col
umns. is out again.
A. r. Barnes. Esq, has had
nice sign put on his front window The
work was done by Mr. l.. Edward
Boehm with brilliant sign letters and
is very attractive.
Mrs. William (. Wilson Is on the
sick list this week, and WIS compelled
to abandon pleasure trip to PhiIadeI
pnia, which she anticipated making
friends in that city.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church have been busy this week put
ting down carpets and otherwise fixing
up the parsonage preparatory TO Rev
Mr.. Swans moving in.