Democratic messenger., 1896-02-29

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in Worcester County and the Cover.
nor made no mistake in making this
appointment
Mr.. Montgomery Stagg has been
appointed TO the vacancy in the force
of Maryland Peniteniiary officials
caused by the death Of Mr.. John II.
Burbage, and Mr.. Isaac Davis, of
Stockton will ill out the appointment
of Mr.. Stagg as Doorkeel'er OF the
Maryland Senate.
Services will be held in Gunby
Presbyterian Church, all day. ON Sab
bath, March LIST. The sacrament OF
the Lords Supper will be administered
in the morning, at which time new
members will he publicly welcomed by
the church. Preparatory service on
Saturday evening
The Rt Rev. VIM. Forbes Adams
u. ID. ID. c. l.. Bishop OF the Diocese
OF Easton will make his annual vista
ton to All Hallows' Parish on We'd
nesday. March llth. The Bishop will
preach at 730 p. M, and Confirm a
large class which will be presented by
the Rector Rev. :. J. Morgan.
If you want cut flowers or plants
for Easter please place your orders
with us not later than March DIST.
Do not forget we have fine collection
of the best flower seeds-also quart
packages of Henderson's lawn grass
seed. Early kinds of cabbage and
tomato plants. Snow Hill Green
Houses. feb. 22.lm.
Sunday services in NJ. =. Church.
Morning, Moses Communion with
God" communion. Night. "Ashamed
OF Jesus" The usual means Of grace.
Monday, Stewards and Trustees. Tues
day, = p. m, Quarterly Conference.
Thursday, Ladies Aid Society at Mrs.
l.aban Pennewell's. Preaching at Box
Iron 3 p. m. J. +. Nicholson, Pastor.
"A tenant house belonging to Cap.
tain George Truitt. and occupied hy
MIR. Harrington, was destroyed by fire
on Friday. Mr.. Harrington had rented
another farm and had moved one load
OF furniture aud his family from the
Truitt farm. and upon his return found
his old home in ashes. 4 lot OF house.
hold goods and all of the Harrington
family's clothes were consumed.
All Hallows Episcopal Church
Rev. 5. j. Morgan, Rector. Services
in this Church to morrow will be as
follows: Morning Prayer and Holy
Communion. with sermon by the Rec.
tor. at 1890 o'clock. Subject; "rhe
Empty Chair" Evening Prayer at
80 p. m, with sermon. Subject; "A
Storm at Sea-" Sunday School at $50
p. m. Confirmation Glass, Saturdays
at p. m.
Rev. Warren Burr. pastor of
kingwood NJ. +. Church, charges that
several children Of his neighborhood,
which is in East Wilmington. who went
TO No. | school, were twitted by teach
ers and scholars about their poor wear.
ing apparel. The Board of Education
appointed a committee to investigate
and ascertain who was the offending
teacher. Rev. Mr.. Burr was recently
stationed at Kleg Grange. this county,
and is very fine gentleman.-EDs.
MESSENGER
An exchange pays TINS little
tribute 10 winter Ii SHOWS and il
blows and stings your nose-makes
all creation shiver; it bites your toes,
increases your woes, and freezes IN
the river. The frosts nips all, both
great and small, this dismal dreary
winter ; it freezes type, it bursts the
pipe, and vexes sore the printer.
30 let her roll-we mean the coal
it takes the cash TO winter now
please he kind and make up your
mind to settle with the printer-at
Berlin to-day.
Joseph Z. Holland, of Milford, is
experimenting in bailing salt hay, and
sending to the city markets to be sold.
The prices per ton are necessarily low
for this kind OF hay but if any money
can possibly be made out Of it Mr..
Holland will find market for it.
Should this experiment prove a sue.
cess there will be many thousands of
tons cut and saved in future wears that
have been allowed to die and waste in
the past. The experiment is watched
with interest by very many owners of
marsh land Chronicle.
A story with point is going the
rounds OF the papers that is too good
to be lost. A man made bet with
shopkeeper that he could not spend all
the money he made in a year by ad.
vertising. The shopkeeper soon found
il impossible. for the simple reason
that the more he advertised the more
he made, and after strenuous effort to
get rid of his money in advertising he
had TO give it up. The story finished
up with the curt announcement that
"lt YOU don't believe il, try AMI see for
yourself"
The ladies of All Hallows Epis
copal Church under the direction of
their new rector Rev. 5. J. Morgan,
have formed Chapter OF the Daugh.
tiers of the King, which is an Order of
the Episcopal Church composed Of the
women workers, similar in some re-
spects 10 "The Kings Daughters"
which was organized soon after it. All
Hallows Chapter Of The Daughters of
the King, starts with eighteen mem
bers, with the following officers: Presi.
dent, Mrs. Ella Wilson Hargis; Vice.
President, Miss Ethel Purnell; Secre.
tary, Miss Louise Covington; Treas.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson.
The editor can always write
more cheerily on the business interests
Of Il town when his columns are liber.
ally filled up with advertisements of
the business houses. No editor can
advocate the buying from home mer.
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