Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-02-25
BERLIN.

Mr. Isaac Smith, of Baltimore. is
making his brother visit this week
Mr. Ernest Collins came down from
Wilmington last "Wednesday to visit his
mother and sisters.
Quite number of people We're in
town Wednesday afternoon To witness
the law suits between Mr.. Asbury G.
Hamblin of Wicomico county and Mr.
James Green Pruitt and John Thomas
Bowen Of Worcester county The jus
tice rendered verdict for MeSsrs.
Pruitt and Bowen Mr.. +. Stanley
Toadvinc of Salisbury and G.. b. Taylor
of Berlin were attorneys for Mr.. Hamb-
lin and Mr. X. ID. Jones of Snow Hill,
for Messrs Pruitt and Bowen In the
evening some of the Sanctified Band
had lot of boys arrested and brought
before Squire Massey for disturbing the
Sanctified peoples meeting last Sunday
evening. Owing 10 il being the first
offense. they were dismissed with
reprimand from the ST t,s Attorney.
Mr. Wilmer Powell, who belongs to
the T. S. Navy and was in the fight at
Manila. returned home last Wednesday
on a furlough to visit his mother and
sister
Mr.. George Scott has been home for
several weeks on the sick list. Mrs.
Frank Bartlett is quite i'll at the present
writing.
We would like 10 know if some of our
Snow Hill friends would not like to
trade off some of their sand for our
mud. We have plenty of it TO spare.
The walking is something fearful here
now.
Mrs. Fanny Anderson and little
daughter Katherine spent few days at
Snow Hill this week.
Mrs Edward Holland and little son
Edward went over To Pittsville last
Tuesday to visit her mother
Miss Jennie Mitchell. who has been
living i'll Centrevillc for some time, has
returned home.
Mr.. Frank Harmonson clerk at the
Atlantic Hotel, left last Monday for
Wilmington.
Prof. Lee Carey has been i'll town
this week visiting his parents.
Mr. William r. Franklin and wife
of New York. came to-day to visit Mr..
Edward ;. Furbush and wife.
Mr. Marion Caulk of Baltimore and
Mis-, Tena Coffin were married at the
home of her mother at q O'Clock Thurs
day morning by the Rev II. G.. Budd.
They took the O'Clock train for Balti
more where they will make their home
The weather being 80 bad for the last
two Sundays the Lords Supper had to
be postponed. but Providence permit
ting, it will be administered i'll Buck
ingham church tomorrow morning.
Owing to the dreadful condition of the
roads from here to Libertytown there
will not be any service at Libertytown
in the afternoon, but will be held
here in the evening Collection i'll the
morning will be for the board of Freed
men.
The Y p NJ. tomorrow evening will
be conservation meeting, led by the
pastor, Rev Arthur Dougall. All come
prepared TO answer to the roll call
either by prayer or verse.
Miss Minnie Franklin. who has been
making quite Il long visit in Snow Hill,
returned home last Saturday.
Berlin made no demonstration on
Washington's birthday. Banks and
school were closed and Post Office was
open only during mail hours.
The vcstry of St Paul's p f. Church
have extended call to Rev. Mr.. Gault
of Trappe, Md
Mrs. John Burbage, who has been
critically i'll for the past few weeks, is
slowly improving
Mr.. w. c. Franklin of Baltimore.
was snow bound in Berlin last week.
Messrs Thomas Gray, Jr, and Allen
Collins left last Monday for Philadel-
phia TO seek their fortunes. Boys, we
wish you much success.
DIR. I Y. Franklin is to be- congratu-
lated i'll securing the services of DIR. ).
w. Lane as clerk i'll his drug store.
Miss Louise Holloway gave Musicale
to few of her friends last Monday
evening.
Miss Katharyn Taylor has moved her
dres>making establishment from Bay
street To Williams street.
Mr. Baldwin Williams has accepted a
position as salesman for Brown Bro. :
Nurseries OF Rochester. n. Y.
Rev H. c. Budd preached i'll Snow
Hill last Sunday. His pulpit here was
filled by Rev Mr. Nicholson
Miss Annie Taylor has been spending
few days with her aunt. Mrs. NJ. J..
Baker.
Mr. John Birmingham. of Wcstfield,
n. j.. is visiting friends and relatives
i'm Berlin and vicinity.