Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-11-08
BERLIN.

MIR. Al. Howard ana family mOVeu
last week from Mrs. Maggie Pufpell's
house on Main street next door to MI
I. Hammond's. to the Jingle homestead
on Main street, next door to Mr.. III. d.
Tingle's.
Providence permitting. there will be
preaching in the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Young Peoples Meeting at
quarter of seven will be led by Mrs. w.
III. Bancroft
Mrs. William Bostic. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Georgia Wise,
returned to her home in Salisbury Mon.
day.
Friday evening of last week Miss
Emma Tucker gave Halloween party
to her many young friends, who report
a very pleasant evening.
Mr.. Charles Dilworth aud mother are
making the Misses Clara and Ida Dill
worth visit.
Mr.. Joseph Miller. of Atlantic City.
came last week to visit his old friends.
Mr.. Jetta Parker, of Pennsylvania,
who has not been in Berlin for twenty
years came last Saturday evening to
visit his old friends.
MIR. W. @. Franklin, Dr. Charles
Carey. DIR. Zakok Henry. Prof. Lee
Carey and Mr.. Emory Bell. Jr., came
from Baltimore Tuesday to vote.
Mrs. +. NJ Gift of Browningsville.
Md, came last week to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mumford
Mr.. II. H. Smith moved this week
from Mrs. Lizzie Dirickson's house
to Mrs. Jane Powells house next door
Mr.. ID. g. Hudson's.
Rev. III. q. Budd left last Saturday
for Wilmington to attend the conven-
ton of Bishops.
Miss Marie Pitts and mother went to
Philadelphia Wednesday to do their
winter shopping.
Mr.. III. +. Harmonson left Wednesday
for the West after another car load of
mules.
Mrs. Jane Powell sold off her house.
hold goods at public sale and will here.
after spend her time with her children.
Rev. w. III. Bancroft commenced his
revival meetings at Faith Chapel.
Libertytown. last Wednesday .even-
ing. We hope he will have help from
the members of Buckingham Church
and that the Lord will bless his efforts.
Mr.. Joe Bethards is identifying his
dwelling house with a new coat of paint.
If others would follow his example the
town would be much improved.
Prof Oowen, of Dover, came We'd
nesday to visit his family.
The young ladies of class five in Buck
ingham Sabbath Sceool will have sale
of fine home made candy on Friday
evening next. They will also offer for
sale ladies' collars, ties, etc. The pro-
ceeds will be used for the pew fund.
Come out and help.
! hurry Bell fell from tree last Sun
kday and hurt himself quite badly, but
no bones were broken. We are glad to
see him out again.
DIR. ii. T. Purnell, of Washington,
came home last Saturday to spend a
few days with his cousin, Miss Henry
Henry.
Mrs. Daisy Swift, of Cape Charles,
who has been some four or five months
with her brother, Mr.. o. b. Taylor, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert Adkins spent few days
this week in Delaware City.
Mr.. Robert Shovel and family. who
have been away the summer and fall at
the White House and Ocean City. re-
|thrned home this week.
a ZOafds-are out announcing the mar
fAge Of Miss Dolly Baker. of Whaley-
'yfte-to Mr.. George Thomas. of near
Berlin, to take place next Wednesday
evening. d
Mrs. l.. ID. Collins left Thursday
morning for Camden, N. j.. to visit her
sister sister. Mr. John Tubbs.
Mr. Garfield johnson, who left for
Wilmington some weeks ago. returned
home this week.
Captain W. Vickers and wife. of
Frankford, are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs Ebe Holland
Mr. and Mrs Henry Budd and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, after a pleasant visit
of three weeks to their daughter and
sister at Easton. returned home Tues
day.
Mrs George Parker and son, of Del
mar, came to Berlin Wednesday to visit
her friend, Mrs. Frank Porter.
Miss Lizzie May Gibbs. of Berlin, and
Miss Lizzie Tilghman, of Newark, went
to Salisbury Friday to visit their aunt.
Mrs. Sallie Murphy.
Mrs. jackson, of Rhodesdale, came to
Berlin last Wednesday to make her son
Mr.. Charles jackson visit.
The Olde Tyne Soshul that was held