Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-08-12
BERLIN.

day.
The people of Berlin had another
scare from fire last Tuesday. The mill
whistle began to blow and every one
was running to see where the fire was
located We found it was at Mr.. Louis
Dilworth's mill. and at first it looked as
if il was impossible to save it. but Ber-
lin cannot be beat for fire fighters and
soon they had it under control. The
property was close to the large Veneer
factory and great fear for its safety was
entertained. Mr. l.. l.. Erickson fell
and hurt himself while at work at the
fire.
Miss Elsie Rayne, of Wilmington, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs Fred Rulings.
Mr.. William Robins and wife spent
few days this week with his uncle, Mr.
John II. Purncll.
Mr.. Orlando Harrison's baby died last
Monday and was buried Tuesday after
noon at Evergreen cemetery. Mr.. Jas.
f. Wise. undertaken.
Mr. William Henderson, after spend |
ing his vacation with his father and
friends, returned to Philadelphia last
Monday
Mr. Wilmer Purnell came home last
Wednesday to visit his family.
Mr. William Brasure is home this
week on the sick list. Mr.. Neamiah
Dill and Mr.. Ananias Holloway are also
on the sick list.
Mrs. Emma Savage and children, who
have been spending some weeks at At
lantic, returned home Tuesday evening.
Miss Annie Esham of Norfolk. Va,
came last Thursday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Fred Rulings.
Mr. Barnes Holland has gone to At
lantic City to spend few weeks.
Miss Lizzie Marshall. who has been
trimming for Mrs. Williams at Selby-
vile. returned home last week to stay
with her sister. Mrs. Willis Wise
while.
Mrs. James Selby. of Snow Hill.
visited her brother, Mr. Emerson Tingle
this week.
Master Harry Pitts of Philadelphia,
is the welcome guest of Miss Hetty
Smith.
NJ C,.r,,r V,rro,, laft Inst Thurcda,.
morning for Virginia to join his wife
and children at their mothers.
Mr. William Stringer of Baltimore, is
the guest of his friend Willie Parkhill
at Mr. Alfred Chances.
Mr.. Frank Bartlett is down in Vir-
ginia on business this week.
Mrs. Minnie Reynolds and two child
rem. of Preston, Md, is the welcome
guests of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Bowen.
Sunday School tomorrow morning at
nine o'clock. Young Peoples meeting |
in the evening ut quarter of seven.
Leader Miss Bessie Bell
Maggie Harmonson. who has been
spending the summer with her grand |
mother at Westville. n. j.. returned
home last Monday evening accompanied
by her uncle Edward.
Mrs. Ellen Sneeden. daughter and
little nephew all came down last Friday
,,;,.Lt - ,-,e,, NJ, Guaadansc ,,,afha,
Mrs. Hetty Holloway.
Mrs Ellen Lotto of Cleveland, Ohio.
is making her sister Mrs. Harry Jarvis
a visit.
Mr.. Powell Patey of Wilmington.
came down this week and took his son
and daughter back home.
Mr. Herbert Sharpley. of Norfolk.
Va, is making Mr. James Trader visit
Mr.. Josiah Boston, of Newark. came
last Tuesday TO visit his son, Mr.. J. 4.
Boston.
Harry English, of Philadelphia. came
last Wednesday to visit Mr.. III. F. Har-
monson, at the Atlantic hotel, Berlin
Mrs. Taylor Baker and children, of
Pittsville, are the welcome guests of
Mr.. Edward Holland and wife.
Miss Ella Massey went TO Snow Hill
last Wednesday to visit her friend Miss
Ollie johnson.
Miss Alice Powell who has been in
Philadelphia. returned home last week.
Master Herbert johnson and sister
Florence left Friday morning for
Georgetown to visit friends and rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Porter and
daughter went to Ridgely last Friday
To visit her mother.
Mr.. John Tingle of Baltimore. spent
Saturday and Sunday last with his
uncle Emerson Tingle.
Mr.. William Hewlett went over to
Easton last Sunday and Monday to visit
his mother, who is quite sick.
Miss Ellen Marshall left last Thurs
day for Snow Hill to visit Mr. and Mrs
John Robins.
Mr.. Jchu CULLEN came home from
Philadelphia Wednesday to spend his
vacation.
Mr.. John Scott night operator at
Princess Anne, came home ON his vaca-
ton this week
Mr. Franklin Adkins of Westfield, |
who has been visiting his aunt Dele
Adkins. returned home this week