Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-04-19
BERLIN.

Miss Addie Henry left Monday for
Snow Hill to visit her friend, Mrs X.
ID. Jones'
The Ladies Missionary Society, of
Buckingham Presbyterian Church had
a very interesting meeting at the home
of the President, Mrs g. Il. Taylor,
Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Name and Lou Philips, of
Glendale, are the welcome guests this
week of their sister, Mrs. Allison Col
Inns.
Mr.. Henry Godfry and family, after
spending the winter i'll Baltimore, re-
turned to their summer home in Berlin
Thursday night.
Miss Annie Wimbrough went to Snow
Hill last Saturday to visit Mrs. Charles
Shockley.
Mr.. Zadok Quillen is home from Will
mington on visit TO his mother. Mrs.
James Knox.
Mr.. Garfield johnson and Mr.. Lee
Mumford spent few days at Snow Hill
this week
Messrs. Jehu Quillin, William Pur-
nell, and David Adkins have all i'm.
proved their residences by a new coat of
paint this week If more of our people
would follow their example it would
add very much to the appearance of our
town.
Mrs. George Purnell, of Delmar. after
spending few days with her mother,
returned home Tuesday morning
Berlin folks were well represented i'll
Snow Hill this week attending the
Teachers Institute there
Our town fathers are having flag
stones put at the crossings. This is
something that was much needed in our
little town.
Rev. w. III. Bancroft and Elder ID. G.
Hudson are IN Wilmington this week
attending the Presbytery at East Lake
Church.
Rev f. NJ Cliff of the NJ. p. Church
at kempton, spent few days here with
his friends. He preached at the NJ Z.
Church here last Sunday evening
Miss Lizzie Marshall. of Selbyville,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Georgia Wise.
Mr.. Harry Bethards, who has been
clerking in Mr.. +. s. Furbushs store
left Monday for Wilmington to take a
position in Mullin Brothers store.
Mrs. Harry Mumford and her sister.
Miss Louise Pruitt, came from Balti-
more Saturday evening to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Pruitt
Miss Maggie Harmonson visited her
friend, Miss Dora Collins, at Snow Hill
| this week
Mr.. James Holloway. who has been
spending the winter with his sister Miss
Louisa Holloway left last week foi
Philadelphia.
Last Wednesday Mr.. III. +. Harmon.
son received % mules from St Louis
BY Saturday they Were all gone and
MIR. Harmonson left Monday for st
Louis for another car load of mules
which he will have here the last of this
week or the early part of next week.
The Synepuxent Telephone Co, has
just completed IA line to Birmingham
store. This point was requested by the
patrons and this CO.. being always will
ling to carry out the peoples wants,
demonstrates its success 1t is a home
company and doubtless will receive the
home support it deserves.
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Milton Powell, the eight year old son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Powell After
terrible suffering of about two weeks
Jesus took him home Tuesday night
where there will be no more sorrow Oh
suffering. but one eternal day with
Christ. Funeral services were held in
the NJ. +. Church Thursday afternoon
by Revs. II. G. Budd and Mr. Hirons
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Cemetery.
Mr.. John Rayne has been to Phila.
delphia to purchase line of bicycles
and other goods this week.
Mrs. G. +. Henry and son. Zadok
are in Delaware this week visiting hel
mother. Mrs. Kate Houston.
Miss Eva Trader left day to visit
her sister, Mrs. Florence Shepherd.
Mrs NJ J. Cordery. of Salisbury, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles jackson, left for her home last
Saturday.
Mrs Fl. +. Harmonson and Miss Min
ME, drove down to Snow Hill Wednes-
day and spent the bay at Mr.. Clayton
Purnell's and attended the Institute.
Mr. Emory Bell, Jr, who has been at
tending the college of physicians and
surgeons in Baltimore, returned home
last week.
Mr.. Samuel Rulings is very i'll at the
present writing. Miss Mary Marshall
is also on the sick list.
Mr. Edward Rayne. after spending
several months with his mother. Mrs
Rose Rayne, left last week for his home
at Red Rock. Arkansas
The Arbor Day exercises at Bucking-
ham High School last week were very
interesting and entertaining. especially
the little folks. The teachers deserve
great praise for their untiring efforts in
training the children.
Providence permitting there will be
preaching at the Presbyterian Church
to morrow morning and evening Y
NJ, at quarter of seven in the even
ing. Leader, Miss Eva Powell.
Mr.. Thomas Conaway. who has been
in Baltimore, returned home last week