Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-01
BERLIN.

Miss Jennie Purnell, of Snoy Hill,
has been in Berlin this week visiting
Miss Della Harrison and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Tyler, If Balti-
morc. came to Berlin last Saturday to
visit their parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. ..
Dirickson
The Martha Washington Social at the
Mansc Friday evening of last week, was
very much enjoyed by what few could
get there. The Indictment weather kept
number of persons away.
Mrs. w. Virkers, of frankfort, came
| to Berlin Monday To visit her daughter,
Mrs. E5e Holland.
Mr. and Mrs William Hearne, of
near WhiteSville. Del. is visiting his
brother Mr.. Levin Hearne.
Providence permitting. there will be
preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing. \. Il. NJ. III the evening at quarter
before seven. Mr.. Eddie Abbott leader
Captain J. Baker, who has been in the
hospital in Salisbury for the last two
weeks being treated for the rheumatism
from which he has been suffering a
great deal this winter, returned home
Tuesday very much benefited.
Mrs Clementine Townsend. of Snow
Hill, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Curtis j Evans.
Miss Annie Powell. of Whaleyville,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chester Gunby. returned home last
Saturday.
There was gloom cast over Berlin
on Thursday at the news of Miss Jennie
Whites death Miss Jennie went to
school here several years and was be-
loved by all that knew her. But we
have this hope that what is our loss is
her gain, for we we are sure she has
gone to her Heavenly home.
At noon Thursday, February eth, in
the NJ. +. Church Miss Annie Smith. of
Berlin and j. Charles Reichhardt, of
Baltimore, We're united in marriage in
the presence of a crowd of her friends
The church was beautifully decorated
with flowers and potted plants. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
H. c. Budd.
MeSsrs. l.. l. Erickson and Thomas
Savage went TO Wilmington and Phila-
delphia on business trip last Tuesday.
Report says we are to have new
canning house this summer, aud 1t Will
be erected just out of town near the old
race track.
Mr. Frank Taylor and wife aud their
daughter, Mrs. p J. Winfelt. and nus
band, of Westfield. n. J., are visiting
Mrs. J. Baker.
Mr.. Noah Gault of Virginia, was in
Berlin Thursday TO visit some of his
friends.
Burbage. Powell & Co. S advertise
ment came To the MESSENGER too late
TO be changed this week, but these gen.
tiemen want to say to their numerous
customers that they are now making a
drive on embroideries and muslins.
They are selling bleached muslins in
bolts at 1c. per yard. worth I0c. of any
body's money. Heavy unbleached
muslin at &c. Sac. and Sc. per yard.
Ladies, don't fail 10 see these embroid-
cries and muSlins.
The Frances Willard memorial meet
ing at Buckingham Church Monday
evening was very interesting. The
church was crowded. All denomina-
tons were there and all the pastors
were in the pulpit. The program was
Congregational singing.
Scripture reading, (Crusade) lag
Psalm. and explain why called. Rev. II.
CT. Budd.
Prayer, Rev. ]. Z. Brooks.
Selection by the choir.
Reading, How Beautiful to Be With
God" Miss Mary Budd.
Duet. Crossing the Bar" Misses Eva
Mumford and Evalyn Squires.
Address Rev j. CAN'T.
Solo. IF | Were Voice Mrs w. II,
Bancroft
Reading, Frances Willard" Miss
Annie Taylor.
Duet, Misses Sallie Porter and Jane
b Wise.
Remarks on "The Monument we
Build" Rev w. II. Bancroft.
Collection.
Remarks on membership. Rev. II. G
Budd.
Chorus. by the White Ribboners.
Benediction.