Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-07-29
BERLIN.

peranceville, Va. Mrs. Bowen started
on the next train for Tcmpcranceville
TO attend the funeral
Mrs Alfred Howard and her two
sons Of Annapolis. are i'll Berlin this
week visiting her friends.
Miss May Morris of Wango, is the
welcome guest of her aunt>. Miss Nancy
Davis and Miss Lizzie Tilghman
Providence permitting the commu-
Mon of the Lords supper will be admin
istcred in the Buckingham Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning and mt the
Mission Chapel AT Libertytown i'll the
afternoon y T. NJ. in the evening at
quarter To seven, will be conservation
meeting Leader. Rev. Arthur Dougall
Miss l.ouisa Davis, who has been for
pital i'll training as nurse, returned
home for her vacation last Saturday
I night
Mr.. Edward Davis. who has been
visiting relatives in Georgetown, re-
turned home last week.
Rev. Vaughn Collins, of Dover. spent
last Friday and Saturday with his
mother, Mrs. Jane Collins. On Satur-
day night he went down 70 Newark to
otficiate ut the laying of the corner
stone of the new NJ T. Church at that
place.
The base bali game that was TO have
| been played here hast Tuesday morning
by the Rockville and Berlin teams,
broke mp before the game was finished.
/ Rockville was two ahead of Berlin hut
our boys We're catching up fast and some
think this was the reason the other
team was dissatisfied.
Mr. Thomas Johnson. wife and two
children of Baltimore. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hammond.
Miss Edna Hickman. of Whalcyville.
has been the guest of Mrs Samuel
/ Hastings this week.
/ Mrs y T. Truitt and children. of
1 Pittsvillc, are the guests Of their par
entS, Mr. and Mrs G. j Evans
Miss Kate Burhage. who has been
sick for long time with dropsy,
died Thursday morning July 18th. 1899
| Funeral services were held at the house
Friday morning conducted by the Rev.
Arthur Dougal. Undertaken. Mr. c. J.
| Evans
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris and Mrs w
| II. Clark, mother and sister of Mrs
| Alfred Chance. who have been there
visiting returned home yesterday morn
/ ing
Mr.. John Cropper. who has been
visiting his brother in Philadelphia,
returned home last Thursday evening.
William Gibbs. eldest son of Mr..
Charles Gibbs near Berlin. died last
Sunday and the funeral service was
| held III the Presbyterian church Monday
afternoon by the Rev. Arthur Dougall.
The interment was at Evergreen Gene
terry. Undertaken, Mr. JAS f. Wise.
Our heartfelt sympathy is with the
parents and friends in their affliction.
DIR. Thomas Hammond, of Washing
ton, spent few days the first of the
week here with his family who are
spending the summer in Berlin.
Ethel Patey and her brother Reginald
came from Wilmington last Thursday
old friends in Berlin.
Mrs. Annie CULLEN. of Philadelphia,
came down 10 visit her parents last
Wednesday.
Mr.. William Henderson, of Philadel-
phia, came down last Saturday evening
Ia visit his father near town and his old
friends in Berlin.
DR.. Charles Harmonson and son L.e-
land of Clayton, are visiting his brother
II. + HarmonSon at the Atlantic hotel
The Sunday school of the Episcopal
Church held their annual picnic at
Williams Grove last Thursday.
Miss Charlotte Stewart and sister are
the guests of their cousins. Misses Mary
and Minnie Jones.
Miss Murlcy Driscol, of Wilmington,
is the welcome guest of Miss Minnie
Lytlc
Messrs. Homer and Chester Porter,
who have boeH visiting friends and rel
ativcs i'll Denton, returned home last
Tuesday
Mrs. Fred Rulings gave party last
Monday evening i'll honor of her guests,
Misses Annie Rayne and Sadie Chand-
Ter. Miss Murley Driscol, of Whining
ton Mr.. II. II. Horns of Baltimore
Miss Gertic Purncll of Ocean City, be-
sides quite a large crowd of the Young
people of Berlin, were the guests.
Mrs H. j. Anderson has decided TO
70 ont of business and would like To
dispose of her stock of millinery goods
and notions Her health will not per
nit her To continue.
Miss Lena Birmingham. of New
Church. Va. came last "Wednesday
night to visit her aunt. Mrs. Sidney
Bowen.
The picnic of the Young Peoples
Society last Tuesday talthough as usual
we had some rain) was largely attended
and they reported splendid time.
Mrs Jennie Collins Martin, of Trappe.
Md. and her two children are the well
come guests of her mother. Mrs. Jane
Collins
| Rev. and Mrs. Elijah Nicholson lost
their little child last Tuesday Ii was
buried nj Ironshire Wednesday after
noon Suffer little children to come
unto me and forbid them not" G. J.
| Evans was the fun eral director.
IR0NSHIRE.