Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-03-28
POCONIOI<E.

~ ti>t bT tNo Oh Scdfict IcNcT u
reported in this town
The Round Table Literary Society
held meeting at the residence OF
Rev J. ) Howk, Monday evening
The program, which was very interest
Ing and well rendered, reflected great
credit on its members.
Miss Nellie Dryden left Saturday
for Il trip to Salisbury and other points
a certain gentleman from Cape
Charles, Va, seems to be making fire.
quent visits tp our town. Wonder
what the attraction can be? 1t cannot
he that one of our fair damsels ha:
anything to do with it, How about il
girls?
The marriage OF William H. Merrill
aud Mis- Eva Birmingham is an
nounced To take place at Pitts Creek
Baptist Church, Wednesday evening
April LIST.
Mrs. .. j Lucas spent portion OF
the past week with her daughter. Mrs.
Widgeon, at Temperanceville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Colona, of Tas
ley, Va, after spending several DAYS
with his sister, Mrs. J. F. Thorington,
left on Monday for their home at the
above named place
\ sociable was held at the residence
of Miss Marie 4. Jones, on Second
street, Friday evening of last week.
The evening was spent in the playing
OF innocent games, etc. and quite an
enjoyable time was had by all present.
The company dispersed at about -
o'clock, thanking their fair hostess for
the royal entertainment afforded them.
Among those present we mention as
follows: Misses Gertrude Hayman,
Annie Jones, Es>ie Bonneville, Bessie
aud Matte TulI, Minnie Crammer,
Ella Schoolfied, Enid Melvin, Katie
Barnes, Corinne Scott, Neria Hopkins,
Minnie Young Messrs. Hermon Hop
kinS, Henry HILL Frank Stevenson,
Norman Sartorious, Howard Clogg,
Ernest Jones, Will Sartorous, Harry
Merrill, Harry White, Clarke Fon-
tame, Leslie Young ami Sidney Lark
ford
The mill of James 5 Clogg, Of this
place, which was destroyed by fire on
Thursday evening of last week, will he
rebuilt very shortly.
II. c. BARLEY, Of Cape Charles, paid
us visit on Monday.
The pastor of Bethany NJ. p Church
was given Il ounding on Wednesday
evening by the members
T. : Marshall Of Stockton. was a
welcome visitor to this place Monday.
Miss Flnrencc Coston left on We'd.
nes,lav for Philadelphia. where she
will spend some time visiting relatives.
John Sears, Il brother OF Mrs. Mary
Wilkinson. OF this city, died at his
home in Crisfeld, last week. His re.
mains were brought to this place on
Saturday last and inferred in the p.
f. Churchvar,l.
Mis-, Ida G. Marshall stopped oil at
this place on Saturday last en- route to
Stockton. where she spent Sunday with
her mother. Mrs. ) Marshall. return.
ing to Preston Monday, to resume her
school duties
Rev. DIR. +. {. Macnichol has been
returned To Us Tor the fourth year
We are glad to have him with Il.
again. He will preach ut Salem NJ
f. Church rs usual ON Sunday.
Capt Isaac \. NeaSey is having hi.
residence an Market street treated /,
Il new coat OF paint.
4 Shad have made their appearance
here and aie selling at so cents pei
pair
y meeting OF the W. {. I. L. wa:
held AT the residence of Mrs l. III
Merrill, Friday afternoon. Quite q
number were in attendance and very
interesting program was rendered.
Capt. Thos j. Nea>ey and wife hav,
returned home from visit to theil
son, DR.. c \. Veasey, in Philadelphia
Mrs. J. Shiles Crockett and daughter
Margaret, have returned home from
an extended trip 10 friends and rel
aiives AT Boonton, \. j.
Miss Sadie Boston. one of our charm
ing and prepos-es-ing young ladies. j,
expected to leave here next week iol
Cape Charles. where she will learn the
millinery trade. We are loaih tc
part with such popular young lady
as Miss Sadie, and we wish her much
success.