Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-06-20

DR.. l. J. Erickson, of Berlin,
was in Snow Hill on Monday last.
Miss Nellie Fields, of Chinco-
league, is visiting at DIR. Paul Jones
DIR. ). X. Marshall, of Berlin,
was a visitor to our town on Thursday.
Sidney Landlord, of Pocomoke
City, is visiting relatives in town this
week.
Miss Susie Messick, of Salisbury.
is visiting her friend, Mrs. G. w.
Wonnell.
Fourth OF July festival and supper
at Trinity NJ. p. Church-atternoo
and night.
Silk betting. belt buckles and a
full line Of beautiful belts, at Mrs. V.
5. Townsend's.
A full set of harness for $3.50,
less 10 per cent cash, at l.. A. Halls,
Powellsville, Md. :
Mrs. Edward ID. Martin, of Bal
timore, is here on visit to her mother,
Mrs. Julia Wilson.
-Childrens' Day Services will be
observed in the NJ. L. Church at New.
ark tomorrow evening.
While trimming trees last Friday
Capt. Capper cut his left wrist badly
with his pruning knife.
Miss Margaret Salisbury, of Bal
timore, is the guest of her friends, the
Misses Dryden, OF this town.
Miss Sallie Hancock, of Green.
backville, has been the guest of Mrs.
Norman l.. Mason this week.
Miss Clara Detwiler, of Philadel-
phia, spent several days here this week
with her friend Mrs. Paul Jones.
The infant daughter of Rev.
Quincy l.. Morrow. of this town, died
early Wednesday morning OF convul-
sioDs.
There will he service at the Aims
House tomorrow Sunday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock. Supt. Of Aims House
work.
MIR. T. ii. Sweeney, of Phila,lel-
phia, has been registered AT Purnelfs
this week. He was here ON a visit TO
friends.
For Rent, for the year 1897, the
house on Market street, now occupied
by Z. ID. Jingle. Apply to o. d.
Collins.
Wanted, six men to bud peach
trees Over one million trees. Ad-
dress at once, j. G. Harrison & Sons,
Berlin, Md.
Wanted, a situation to do plain
sewing machine work, and also light
house work. Mrs. Mamie b. Porter,
Snow Hill, Md.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson returned
home on Tuesday afternoon from n
pleasant visit TO friends who reside Mt
Horntown, Va.
Policeman c. 5. Capper has had
force of men at work this week clean
ing up the streets and opening cutters
along the sidewalks.
Rev. J. ID. Kinzer, President of
the Maryland Conference NJ. Z. Church,
will preach in Snow Hill NJ. p. Church,
Sunday morning, June 2Sth.
The Junior League held social
at the home of Miss Mollie Corddry,
Thursday evening. After the program
ice cream and cake was served.
The Children's Day service at
Trinity NJ. p. Church last Sunday
gave great satisfaction 10 the large
congregation gathered on the occasion.
Mr.. Frank Bonnewell returned
home Friday from Bell Haven, Va,
where he had been looking after the
interest OF his barber shop in that town.
Mrs. +. w. McMaster, and Miss
Mamie McMaster, of Pocomoke City,
and Miss Mary Cockey. of Glyndon,
visited Mrs. w. ID. Corddry. Jr., this
week.
Mr.. Harry Howard, of the Mary
land Agricultural College, was here on
Monday at the funeral Of his little
brother. He returned to college on
Tuesday.
Governor Lowndes appointed a
large number of Deputy Game War
dens this week For Worcester Coun-
ty he appointed Mr.. Edward A. Carey
Of Ocean City.
The Berlin Cornet Band is open
for engagements TO furnish music at
camps. festivals, picnics; political gather
ings, etc. The boys have new horns
and are in fine trim for playing.
When you see fellow with
button on his coat now -a-days it is hard
To guess whether it indicates his choice
for President, the secret society he be-
longs TO or is bicycle advertisement.
Rev. William Swan will preach
in the Stockton Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening. In the morning
Children's Day exercises will he held.
Everybody invited to attend both SER
vices.
John II. Bromley. Of Dagsboro,
has quite curiosity in the form Of a
chicken with four legs, four feet and
sixteen toes The chick seems Just as
contented and happy as the rest OF the
brood.
The change of schedule, Summer
time table, will 60 in effect the 29th of
June, and the transfer steamer Cam
bridge will run TO and from Pier No
IL, Light Street, instead of Pier No. 4
a. now.
Mr. T.. i. 7. Hammond, Ameri-
can Consul to Budapest, is mentioned
in the New York Herald as one of the
distinguished guests at the Hungarian
millennium ceremonies recently eel
ebrated.