Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-03-25
BERLIN.

Professor Lee Carey came tn Berlin
Wednesday night to visit his parents
Mr. Bodlcy and family of Sinepuxent
has moved on Williams street. He will
work in the basket factory.
Mr.. John w Willet has taken the
position as clerk at the Atlantic hotel
and Mr.. Levin Holland has resigned,
and gone back to Snow Hill to live.
Mrs Frank Bartlett, who has been i'll
for "a long time with consumption, died
last Wednesday night March 22d. She
leaves a husband and little daughter to
mourn her loss. She was buried in
Evergreen cemetery, services being con-
Quoted by Rev Arthur Dougall
Miss Hetty Smith has moved her mil
linery and notion store from the Bell
building on Mill street to the storchouSe
on Main street, one door above Miss
Lizzie Tilghman's. Miss Estelle Powell
will clerk for her.
Rev. Arthur Dougall went to Ocean
City last Sunday night to preach.
Miss Della West. of Whitesville, Del
spent few days this week with her
friend Miss Hattie Massey
Messrs. John Shovel. John Henry,
and DIR. Tom Franklin all went up To
the White House. Delaware. last week
fox hunting and cunning.
Miss Lizzie Marshall went to Selby-
vile last Saturday to visit Mrs. Hetty
Williams.
Mr.. Richard Tasting. of near Friend
ship station, died last Tuesday after a
lingering illness He was buried on
Wednesday at Buckingham cemetery
Mr.. James Holloway, after spending
the winter with his mother and sister.
left last Tuesday for his home in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. jefferson Davis moved to Berlin
last week i'll the hOnse ON the corner of
Broad and West street He has bought
an interest in the canning factory.
Mr. and Mrs Saul MumfordS little
son Earl died Thursday of last week
Miss Sue Croppcr left last "Wednesday
for Baltimore for a weeks shopping.
Mrs. Henry Davis and Mrs. Lizzie
Quillin went over to Salisbury last
Tuesday to do their Spring shopping.
Mr.. Base Lanes stock of goods was
sold last Thursday.
Dr. Thomas Hammond, of Washing
ton. came here last Saturday and spent
Il few days with his parents.
Mrs. Levin Holland of Snow Hill,
came up last Saturday and spent few
days with her husband at the Atlantic
Hotel.
Mrs. Annie Quillin, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
James Massey.
Miss Mary Gibbs of st. Martins
station, arrived here last Monday tC
spend few weeks with her grand.
mother, Mrs Margaret Gibbs.
Miss Edna Holloway, who went to
Armstrong & Gators couple of weeks
ago. has secured position as trimmer
mt Mount jackson, Shenandoah Valley
Virginia. She leaves for there next
Monday.
Mr.. Mort Holloway's infant son was
buried at Evergreen Cemetery last
Monday. Mr.. James +. Wise was
funeral director.
Mrs III. J. Anderson has returned
from the city with large and well
selected stock of dress goods. millinery
and notions. which are the very latest
styles, and lowest prices, quality con
sidcred. These goods are now in stock
and being tastefully arranged for the
Spring opening ut Mrs. Anderson S
Millinery emporium, which will take
place next Tuesday. All Berlin and
vicinity is invited to this. the grandesi
opening ever undertaken in the town
and the ladies who attend will be more
than pleased with the styles and won
der at the low prices. Miss Rose Clay
vile, my trimmer, will please you in
making mp what you want. Come
whether you wish to buy or not.