Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-03-04
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Mr.. Marion ID. Caulk and Miss Ida NJ
Thursday. Feb. %, at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs Charlotte +. Coffin.
Rev Henry G.. Budd performed the
ceremony i'll the presence of the family
and number of friends after which
the bridal party started for their Balti-
more home stopping ut various points OH
the way
The services at the NJ f. Church last
Sabbath morning were of unusual inter
est. After careful discussion of the
conditions of membership i'll the church
six members were received by letter,
seven were received into full member
ship from probation, and five were
received into probation. At least a
dozen more will be received in the near
future as result of the extra services
which We're recently held.
The Epworth League held its weekly
social on Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr. Thomas Hammond All
had an enjoyable time
The personal effects of Mr. Lemuel
Collins widow were sold last Tuesday
by her father. Mr. Riley, of near Snow
Hill. Everything brought very good
prices.
DIR. +. J. Dirickson will start up his
shirt factory. we understand right
away, his son Levin having returned
home from Philadelphia where he has
been making the business study, will
superintend it.
ii. +. Harmonson has gone IL Kansas
City after car load Of horses and mules
which he will offer for sale at his stables
in Berlin.
Miss Katharyn Taylor left last We'd
nes6ay for Baltimore to make her aunt
visit of month.
Mr. John Holstein and Miss Sally
Clark were married at the Presbyterian
manse by the Rev. Arthur Dougall
thursday, March 25d.
Mrs. DIR. John Hammond was unex-
pectedly called last Saturday to Wash
ington to see her little granddaughter
Virginia Hammond, who is very i'll.
Mrs. Levin L. Dirickson left Friday
for Milton and Philadelphia to visit her
friends and relatives.
We were very sorry to hear of Mr..
John Gibbs getting his left hand so
badly crushed at the factory last Mon
day.
Mrs Sarah Franklin went to Snow
Hill last Tuesday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Roblcy Jones.
Mrs. L. Holland, who has been visit
ing her mother at Pittsville. returned
home last week accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Edward Williams.
Miss Annie Dirickson, who has been
absent month visiting friends in New
York and Philadelphia, returned home
this week. She spent two weeks with
Miss Minnie Vosburg while away.
Miss Minnie Lyle had masquerade
party Friday evening of last week.
Messrs Edward Powell and Willis
Wise are on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Peter Whaley is visiting rela-
tives in town.
Miss Olivia Parsons returned to her
home in Bishopville this week. after
spending few days with her cousin.
Mrs Geo Purnell
Mr. George Bratten left last Saturday
for Philadelphia TO attend the funeral
of his nephew.
Miss Stella Powell spent last week
with her friend Miss Lizzie Smith in
Synepuxent.
Miss Mary Powell. of Whaleyville, is
visiting Miss Katharyn Taylor.
Levin L. Dirickson, Jr returned home
this week.
William Whaley of Bishopville. was
i'll town Wednesday.
The band of gypsies which have been
camping in Bells woods for the past
month moved away this week.
George Hickman. of New York. is
visiting his uncle. George Scott.
Miss Anna Dirickson returned home
Monday from a visit to friends i'll New
York.
Miss Addie Henry came home We'd
nesday after pleasant trip to New
York and Baltimore.
Miss Rose Clayville is visiting Miss
Ada Bell
Mr. Wilmer Powell returned to Phil
adelphia Thursday where he will re-
sumo his duties on the warship Gin
cinnati
Mrs. John Warren and little son of
Chincoteague. have been the welcome
guests of Miss Maggie Warren few
days this week
Miss Margaret hammond LETT We'd
nesslay for Baltimore where she expects
to enter training school for nurses.
Mr.. and Mrs H. +. Davis have been
quite i'll with la grippe. but are now
convalescent, we are glad tn say.
Extra meetings are i'll progress at the
NJ. L. Church South.