Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-11-21
BERLIN.

WIS. A|thath Has
home, after long visit to the Northern
cities.
Mr.. George Taylor and family left
Berlin for Georgetown last Wednesday
night.
Rev. Mr.. Mcfarland has been here
this week visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Bowen.
Mrs. Lizzie Russell, of Snow Hill,
has been here this week visiting her
nephew. Mr.. Henry Anderson.
Mrs. Adelia Adkins, who has been
staying with her sister in New York
for several weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Calhoun returned home last
Monday from Georgetown, where she
has been visiting her mother and other
relatives.
Miss Hennie Bell is substituting nj
st. Martins school. She will soon
take charge of Ebenezer, near Camp
belltown.
Mr.. Horace Davis has gone in
partnership with Mr.. Jehu CULLEN in
the mercantile business. We hope the
boys will do well.
DIR. s. X. Marshall and wife have
left Berlin and gone to Selbyville to
live. Their friends are all very sorry
to part with them.
Communion of the Lords Supper
will be celebrated in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning, and at
Libertytown in the afternoon.
Clara Hammond gave birthday
party last Monday night to her little
friends. They had nice time. and
she received some beautiful presents.
Mr.. James Henry and little son
Rob. have left their farm and gone to
the Park Hotel to board Mr.. Cyrus
Davis has moved to Mr. Henry's farm.
The sociable of the Presbyterian
Church, at the home of Misses Clara
and Lydia Dilworth last Friday even
ing, was largely attended and was a
very pleasant affair
Look at the address slip on this
paper, it will tell you the date Ia
which your subscription is paid. II
dollar is due. meet us at Harmonson's
Hotel next Saturday, November 2Sth,
and settle.
One of the editors of the MESSENGER
will be at Berlin next Saturday,
November 2Sth, for the purpose OF
collecting subscriptions. Meet us
friends. at Harmonson's Hotel pre-
pared to settle.
Mr.. Wash. Howard, one of our old
friends, of Chester. Pa, has been stop
ping at the Atlantic Hotel this week
with his friend, Mr.. Black. We are
sorry the weather was not more favor
able for cunning.
Next Saturday, November 18th
YOU will find us at Harmonson's Hotel
We need money and if your subscrip
ton Is due we shall expect it settled on
the day named. Don't forget us Of
fail to meet US.
Miss Lizzie Tilghman went to Bal
timore on the excursion last Thursday
and returned home Friday evening
DIR. Holland and wife and Mrs. Wicker
also went on the excursion, and thu
Doctor brought Mrs. Griffin hom'
with him from the hospital very mucl
improved.
The congregations of the Methods
and Presbyterian Churches of Berlin
will hold union Thanksgiving service
in the Presbyterian Church, Thanks
giving Day. Rev. E. c. Atkins, pasto
of the M. E. Church, will preach Il
1890, Thursday morning, Novembe
26th.
Miss Martin has made many friend.
during her stay with Miss Greentree
by her gentle attractive manners an'
skilled work. OF the many who CONF
aud go, in shifting society like Der
lin, no one has made more pleasan
impression.
A brick store for Mr.. Chance, on
ieweler, is nearly completed. Tn
Adkins building is also nearing com
pleiion. Berlin for nearly centur.
was styled completed town." bu
she has shown there was life an,
vitality under her moss-grown shinsle
and gravel-strewn roofs notwithstand
ing.
This has been week of moving il
Berlin. Mr.. William Pitts has moved
from Pearl street in with his mother
in.law, Mrs. Miller, and Mr.. Hole
has moved in Mr.. Pitts house. Mr.
Joseph Bethards has moved in his new
house ON Commerce street, below Mrs
Sarah Franklin's. Mr.. Joseph Boston
has moved in the new store house jus
finished by Mr.. William Rayne, mex
door to Mr.. A. F. Powell's, and Mis-
Lizzie Tilghman in the other part
next door to Mr.. Boston.
We are sorry to hear of Miss Liz
zie FrankIin's indisposition. Miss An
ME Massey is substituting for her il
the 9TH grade. We hope she will rul
with the proven bal "hand of iron, il
a velvet glove" The manish-boy
and the womanish-girl are always con
slider ed difficult subjects. Do parent
fully recognize their responsibility il
"hol ding up the hands" of the teacher
She is their ally and friend, and it is
lifelong in justice to their child, as wei
as to the tired and burdened teacher
if through their indifference or worse
the child is allowed to be stumbling
block, and an offence in the school
room. Miss Massey is one Of the mos
able and well equipped teachers in tn
county and has record as discipl
marian. She was a prominent featur
OF the Teachers Institute held in Sno'
Hill in October and won golde
opinions at that time. Elk Examine
Taylor expressed himself in the mos
COMPLIMENTARY terms of her abilit,