Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-09-23
BERLIN.

The Epworth League held a sociable
AT Mr.. Al. Harrison's last Wednesday
evening A large wagon load went out
besides great many in carriages.
Mr.. Base Lane spent few days in
Baltimore this week buying new goods
Miss Hettic Smith, having secured
Miss Rose Clayville rs trimmer for the
Fall and Winter seasons, they left for
Philadelphia last Tuesday 20 select their
millinery goods. Miss Roses many
friends will be glad to have her with
them again.
Mrs. Ann Bratten and daughter, Miss
Mary. who have been spending the
summer with Miss Addie Bell. return
ed home to Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Mrs Jane Collins left last Tuesday
for Allen, Wicomico county, to visit
her daughter. Mrs Jennie Collins Mar
tin.
Mrs. jefferson Davis and children
left last Tuesday TO join her husband
i'll New Jersey.
Mrs William Taylor spent few
days this week with her sister Mrs
James Horsey.
Married, Wednesday evening. Sept
Goth. at the home of the brides parents,
Miss Annie Truitt and Mr. Clarence
Hastings. by the Rev. Fl. CT. Budd.
Miss Sarah FookS. of Whaleyville. is
visiting Miss Lizzie Smith Miss Smith,
is keeping store for her sister Hettie,
while she has gone after her new mill
inery.
Mr.. Frank Bartlett spent a few days
in Philadelphia last week on business.
Mr. Henry Quillen of Philadelphia.
has accepted position in the Berlin
Veneer Works
Miss Bertha Timmons, who has been
in Berlin some time with her parents,
returned to Salisbury TO work i'll the
Shirt factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Chance spent last
Sunday and Monday with friends at
Franklin City, Va.
Mr.. +. 5. Furbush spent few days
i'll Baltimore this week
Mrs l.. L. Dirickson spent last sun
day at Chincoteague with her husband,
who is there looking after his banking
business
Rev f. Y Nichols of Ocean City,
preached last Sunday morning in Buck
ingham Presbyterian Church for Rev.
Arthur Dougall who administered the
Lords Supper in the Presbyterian
Church at Whaleyville, Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Daisey Swift, who has been visit
ing her brother, G. b. Taylor, for some
time, left last Monday for her home ut
Cape Charles, Va.
Mr.. Calvin Taylor spent a part of this
in Baltimore on business.
Miss Margaret Hammond came home
from Baltimore last Monday night sick.
We hope she soon will be able to resume
her duties.
Mr.. Isaiah I. Littleton who has been
suffering for some time with catarrh
died last Sunday afternoon. His re-
mains We're taken TO Parsonburg Mon
day for interment.
Rev f. Y. Nichols after spending a
few days with Rev. Arthur Dougall left
last Tuesday for Princeton College to
finish his course of studies.
Mr.. W. S. Campbell left Monday for
Wilmington, Del, where he is Employed.
Mr.. ]. I. Jones. of Salisbury, made
his sister short visit last Friday and
took her home with him fora short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Campbell visit.
ed Campbell last Sunday as the guest of
their parents.
Providence permitting, there will be
preaching i'll the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning, and at Liberty i'll
the afternoon Y NJ. p tomorrow
evening mt quarter TO seven. 1t is
conservation meeting. and will not all
the members try to be there 10 answer
to the roll call Leader Mr. Horace
Davis. .
There were two large funerals at
Evergreen Cemetery last Sunday after
noon. Mrs John Holland and Mr..
William Mitchell Mr. James +. Wise.
undertaken for Mrs. Holland Mr.. c. J.
Evans for Mr.. Mitchell.
Mr. J. B. Roberts, Adams Brothers
book keeper. who has been home on his
vacation. returned last Monday Mr.
Samuel CULLEN took his place while he
was gone, left last Sunday for Bishop
Vile to take his school there again
Mr. Joseph Mitchell and family left
Berlin last Thursday for Ocean City
where they will make their home
Mrs. A. J. Philips left for Whaley-
vile last Thursday to visit her aunt.
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