Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-04-01
BERLIN.

Rev II. G.. Budd has returned to the
Berlin NJ. +. Church much to the joy
of his congregation. His people know
his worth and appreciate him.
Among the visitors this week was
Miss Eva Hudson of Girdletree.
Captain J p Baker is off on another
cruise, after having spent the winter
here with his family. He went up to
Bethel, Del. the first of the week to
take charge of his vessel again.
Among those who attended the NJ. f.
Conference in Cambridge was Mr.. James
f. Wise.
Mr.. Josiah Bethards of the b., c., A.
Railroad was seriously hurt last We'd
nesday while unloading lot of tele-
graph poles. His left leg was broken in
two places and his head badly hurt.
Drs. J. G. and +. J. Dirickson are now
attending him.
Miss Kate Hammond, who has been
spending the winter in Washington
with her brother. DIR. Tom Hammond,
returned home last week.
John d. Showell and family, after
spending the winter here at the Atlantic
Hotel, moved Thursday to their Ocean
City cottage.
Mrs. Hettie Hanlin, after two weeks
trip to her native town, returned to
her home in Philadelphia Monday.
The Young Peoples meeting of the
Presbyterian church will hold its semi
annual election of officers next Tuesday
evening. We hope there will be large
attendance.
Mr.. Guy Williams left last Thursday
for Baltimore to visit friends.
Master Cummings Carey left Friday
morning to spend the Easter holidays in
Baltimore with his father.
Miss Ella Massey left for Philadelphia
last Thursday afternoon to spend the
Easter holidays with friends.
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Philadelphia last Thursday afternoon t.
spend Easter.
Providence permitting there will be
an Easter service in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning, also service
in the evening. Y. p. NJ. in the even
ing Leader Miss Lizzie Tilghman.
Our milliners have all had their open
ings this week and such galaxy OF
beautiful hats were never seen in Berlin
Mr. Charles Perkins, mail agent on
the b. c. & A. made his wife and
daughter visit last week at Elkton.
Mrs Sue Carey, after spending the
winter in Baltimore returned home las,
week.
Mr.. Alfred Peters of Philadelphia
came home last Thursday to visit his
parents at Ironshire.
Miss Eva Taylor and Mr.. Edward
Jarvis were married at the home of the
brides parents last "Wednesday evening
March 29th, the Rev. Arthur Dougal
officiating.
Mr.. Henry J. Anderson received three
car loads of carriages and road wagons
last Friday. Now is your time to gel
your wife new carriage.
Miss Eva Trader, after spending the
winter with friends in Philadelphia
returned home last week.
Another new store in Berlin. Mr.. n
Baker has moved in Mr.. Clay Como
ways new building, next door to the
postoffice. This is is general stores we
have. besides three millinery stores and
three drug stores.
Mr.. Fleming Bowen went to Cape
Charles last week to visit his cousins,
Mrs. Louisa Mumford and Mrs. Daisy
Swift. and to see if the climate would
not improve his health.
Mr.. Franklin Bowen and wife have
bought the house and lot ON Broad St
(next door to Mr.. Horace Davis of Mr..
Fred Rulings. They will move there in
a few weeks.
Mrs. Robley d. Jones and little
daughter. Emily CLANCY of Snow Hill,
came home with her mother. Her old
friends were all glad to see her and hope
she will make us long visit