Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-06-07
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and relatives.
The widow of Mr.. George
died Tuesday at the home of h
Mr.. Gilbert Oropper, at Ocean III.
Master George Burbage gave his
tie friends a party to-day in honor
his eighth birthday.
Rev. J. G.. CAN'T and DIR. Edw
Erickson left Tuesday for Elkton,
to attend the fourth annual convsl
of the Diocese of Easton.
The ladies of the Episcop'
held "A lawn party on the
house yard Thursday evening
Mrs. Lizzie Davis, who
spending several weeks with h
Philadelphia. returned home I
Mr.. Norman Beauchamp Il
day for Wilmington to attend
mencement exercises of Goldey
lege.
Mr.. Edward Wise left Tuesda
Wachapreague, Va, to attend the.
riage of his sister. Mrs. Sarah Hudl
to DIR. George Locator.
Mr.. Garfield Johnson spent Mon,
in Salisbury on business.
Mr.. James Holland went to Sno
Hill Tuesday to attend the marriage
his cousin, Miss Hester Clayville.
Miss Genevieve Hastings. of Goldey
College spent Saturday and Sunds
with her parents, returning Monf
for the commencement exercises.
Mrs. Cora Blackboard and childi
who have been visiting Mrs. John
kins at Claiborne, returned home
day.
Miss Minnie Mumford. of Box Iro
is spending some time with her cousin
Mrs. I. V. Mumford.
Mrs. Harry Davis, through a mistake
gavgher little baby boy the wrong med
Scink on Wednesday morning and tn
child died the same evening" VT
S3SSor has taken the little one hom,
tt HNkiself, out of the troubles that i
Would have in this world of sin and
sorrow. Its remains were buried il
Evergreen cemetery on Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. Letcher Showell, who has beef
attending school at the University il
Lexington, Va, returned home to spen,
his vacation with his parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert J. Showell.
Mrs. James B. Lytle left Wednesda,
for McClures Pa. to visit her sister
Mrs. Amanda Kline.
Mr.. Charles E. Muluney went b
Hickmen Sunday to visit his parents.
Mr.. Lee Mumford spent Sunday wit!
friends at Ptitsville.
Miss Stella Hill, of Newark, cam
Tuesday to visit Miss Dora Wise.
Providence permitting there will b,
preaching at the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening. Y P
NJ. at seven O'Clock, Mrs John Burbag,
leader.
Miss Lizzie Hammond. who has beef
attending the Normal School in Balti
more. returned home last Friday.
Little Emily Jones spent few day
this week with her grandmother, Mrs
Sarah Franklin.
Mrs. Edward Holland and little sol
went to Pitsville Tuesday to visit hel
mother, Mrs. Laura Williams.
Mr.. Ernest Melvin spent few day
this week with his brother at Stepens
vile and at Chester. Md. on business
Mrs William CIuff, of Snow Hill, wa:
the welcome guest of Mr. and Mrs
John III. Rayne one day this week.
Mrs. w. II. Bancroft who has beer
spending a month with friends returned
home last Saturday.
Miss Dora Wise spent few days las
week in Salisbury with her aunt, Mrs
W. Bostick.
Little Mary Reynolds. of Preston. Md.
came last Thursday to visit her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Bow
en-.
Mrs. Ruby Hammond, who has been
travelling in the South returned home
Wednesday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Holloway.
NJ w. p. Pussy has begun excava.
ting for Mr. John Ayers new brick build
in9Qn the site where his old store house
bErnAd. He is also preparing to rebuild
the Odd Fellows Hall on the old site
Tt will be much larger than before.
W. A. Vickers. captain of the Life
Saving Station at Indian River, and his
wife spent few days this week with
their daughter, Mrs Ebe Holland.