Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-07-18
BERLIN.

The sad news OF the death of Mrs
Joel p Wilson. formerly Miss BETH,
PurnelI, was received here last week
She died about midnight of the 9th o
July, 1896, at her home in Springfield
Missouri She leaves two little children
and her bereaved husband there anC
a large circle of friends here to mourn
her death.
Miss Mary Weist, of Philadelphia
came last Tuesday to visit her cousin
Miss India Scott.
Mr.. James b. Pitts is cashier in C.
b. Taylor's bank in place Of Elem
ming Bowen, resigned.
Mr.. Will Franklin has been spend.
ing this week home with his mother.
Stopping at the Hammond residence
is Miss Josephine Toadvine, of Phil
adelphia, Mr.. Harold Smith, of San
Francisco, and Miss Emma Bowen,
Of Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Adkins spent few days
this week with her friend, Mrs. Edward
Furbush.
Mrs. Florence Atkins went to Bal
timore Tuesday and Wednesday shop
ping.
Mrs. Nickers. of Frankfort. who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs
DIR. Holland, left for her home Thurs
day morning.
Miss Matte Mullen, of Philadel.
phia, is visiting Mrs. Henry Tngle.
Miss Addie Bells trimmer, Miss
Rose Clayville, returned to Snow Hill
last Tuesday morning.
Mrs Patterson, of Philadelphia. is
the welcome guest of Mrs Sue Carey.
Mr.. Robert Sturgess, wife and
daughter, of Texas. arrived at the
Atlantic Hotel last Saturday night,
where they expect to spend the summer
Preaching in the Buckingham Pres
byierian Church tomorrow morning
and evening, which will be the last for
six weeks, as Rev Arthur Dougall
leaves next Tuesday for his old home
10 spend his vacation with his parents
Mr.. John Hudson, of Texas, who
has been visiting his brother and
sister, Miss Rachel and Mr.. ID. G..
Hudson. left last Tuesday morning
Mrs. Della Dale spent few days
last week with Miss Sarah Franklin
Mrs. Emma Massey, OF Wilmington,
is the welcome guest of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Jarvis.
Miss Lulu Davis returned home
Tuesday evening from Philadelphia,
where she had been visiting her
brother Charlie.
Miss Adelaide Birmingham. of New
York, is the guest OF Mrs. DR. James
Dirickson.
a Young stranger arrived at Mr..
Alfred Holloway's Saturday morning.
From all appearances he has come To
stay.
Miss Kate Birmingham. Of West.
field, \. j., is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Marian Baker.
DIR. Holland gave his Sunday School
class picnic down the hay on Tues.
day and Mr.. Thomas Hammond gave
his class on Wednesday They re-
ported splendid time.
We were very sorry 10 hear that
little Laura Hudson fell down stairs
Tuesday evening We hope she is not
seriously hurt.
Miss Bette McGrcgor Of Whining
ton, has been the welcome CUES, of her
sister, Mrs Samuel Rulings, this week
Miss Caddie Adkins came down
Tuesday night 10 spend the summer
with her aunt. Mis-. David Adkins
Mrs Jennie Scarborough has been
in Berlin this week 10 see her mother,
Mrs Fanny .Iarman
Notice is hereby given that all
property on which the corporation
taxes for 1895 are not paid hy August
| 9th next, will he advertised and sold
to pay said taxes. interest. cost aud
expenses 10 be added. This applies to
all and is the last notice that will he
given William j. Massey, Collector
Corporation Taxes.
FoR RENT.-Hotel or Boarding
Hon>e as now occupies, by Mrs. Char
loite Coffin 10 Bed Rooms on the
2nd floor. Stables. etc, attached Also
/ Large Store House and Tenement
Houses +. T. BELL. Berlin.