Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-08-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BERLIN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Miss Blanche Walston has been visit
ing her aunt Ida Ringler and other
relatives mt Bishopville for the past
week
Miss Maggie Davis has gone to
Georgetown to visit her aunt Mrs. Mary
Windsor.
Young Peoples Meeting tomorrow
evening at quarter to seven.
Miss Minnie Lyle left Saturday Ito
day. for Lancaster and Philadelphia to
visit her fathers relatives.
Miss Louisa Davis left to-day (Satur
day. for Philadelphia to see her brother,
and from there she will go back TO her
position in hospital in Baltimore.
Mr.. Taylor Venable of Mardella
Springs got hurt on the coal car at Ber
lin last "Wednesday. He was taken to
the Majestic Hotel. We hear that he
was not seriously hurt and hope he will
soon be able to be out.
Mrs. Lemuel Ennis and daughter.
Mrs. James Higgins. of Wilmington, is
visiting Mr.. Riley Ennis.
Providence permitting the annual
picnic of the Buckingham Presbyterian
Sunday school will be held next Tues
day. Aug. 22d. II it rains that day it
will be held the second day after Thurs
day 2ith) at Williams Grove. The
congregation of the church are all
invited TO attend.
Mr. Robert Davis of Norfolk. returned
home last week TO spend few weeks
with his aunt Nancy Davis
The Misses Alice and Annie Phillips
Of Salisbury. have been visiting their
brother Mr.. A. NJ. Philips this week.
They returned home yesterday.
Miss Mollie Melvin came Friday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Howard Jarman.
Miss Sally Marshall has been over to
Salisbury TO visit her brother. who is
quite sick.
The Sunday School of the NJ. E.
Church will hold their annual picnic at
Williams Grove next "Wednesday.
Mr.. Curtis Baker of Box Iron. was up
to Berlin last Thursday TO see his old
friends.
Mr. James Mock left Berlin last week
for Wilmington to get work.
Mr. Morris z. Parkhill left Berlin
Wednesday with Mr.. George Clark to
work in the basket factory.
Mr.. P. G. Squires is spending the
week in Virginia on business.
Miss Name Walker of Philadelphia.
is the guest of Mrs. E. S. Furbush.
Miss Maggie Davis. of Whaleyville.
is spending this week with Miss Hetty
Smith,
Miss Florence Decline of Clayton,
Del. is the welcome guest of Mrs. Frank
Johnson.
Mr.. William Parkhill and his friend
Mr.. William Springer, who have been
visiting at Mr.. Alfred Chances. returned
home last Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Massey and little son. of
Wilmington. are visiting her sister.
Mrs. Harry Jarvis.
Mrs Leah Howard of Chester, spent
couple of days last week with Mrs.
f. S. Furbush Her old friends were
all very glad to see her.
Mr. Samuel Jones. wife and child of
Goldsboro, Md, are spending the week
with their brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Jarman.
Mr.. Morris Massey, who has been
spending his vacation with his father.
returned home Friday.
Miss Roberta Hammond and her
brother, Mr.. r. E. Hammond of Wood
stock, Va, are the welcome guests of
Miss Edna Holloway.
Miss Susie Barnes after spending
pleasant two weeks with her friend,
Miss Edna Holloway left last Monday.
| Rev. +. Y. Moore, of Newark, preached
good sermon at the NJ. Z. Church last
Sunday evening.
Miss Annie White. of Baltimore. has
been the guest of Mrs. Alfred Powell
this week.
Mr.. Edward Furbush went up to Bal
timore this week on business trip.
DIR. S. X. Marshall is meeting with
great success in his dental and optical
practice, also his drug business. The
people appreciate him very much and
he seems to be proud of their apprecia-
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