Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-04-26
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; From Correspondents
Interesting Letters from All Sections
AZ of Worcester County. People You
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BERLIN.

Mr.. Nehimiah Dill spent a few DAYS
of this week with relatives i'll Salisbury.
Miss Kate Birmingham. of near New
ark. stopped here with her friend. Mrs.
Alfred Chance. on her way home last
week
Mr. and Mrs David Adkins left last
Saturday for Wilmington.
Mr.. Harry West, of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Scott, left for his home Wednes-
day.
LII. Dirickson, Jr.. Great Senior Sag
amore: Josiah 4. Boston, member of
Per Diem and Mileage Committee; .Ino.
Gibbs. delegate: L. L. Savage, alternate;
James Knox and Harry Palmer, all at
tended the Great Council of Maryland
|. o r. NJ. at Elkton this week. Mr..
Dirickson will be advanced to Great
Sachem and will become the head of
the Order III Maryland for the ensuing
year.
Mrs. Jones, of Quantico, is the guest
of Mrs L. L. Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs William West. of Phil.
adelphia, are the welcome guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Holland and other
friends.
Mr.. William Aydelotte drove i'll Ber-
lin in his farm wagon last "Wednesday
and left his horses unhitched while he
went into one of the stores. They be-
came frightened and started off i'll "A
run, when they came in contact with
telephone pole and broke it down, but
finally they were taken up in Henry 5
woods. No damage was done but this
ought 10 be lesson TO other people
leaving their teams loose on the street.
Thursday morning the alarm of fire
was given, and it was found to be Mr..
Loiiis Dilworth's mill, but the bucket
brigade soon had il under control.
Mr.. John Carey. who is on the police
boat i'll Baltimore, came home to spend
a week with his parents.
Miss Marie Pitts went ont Wednes-
day to spend few days with her friend b,
Miss Mary Taylor.
Miss Ida Burbage left to-day for Will
mington TO visit her friend, Mrs. Aman-
da Driscol
Mr.. John Warren. of Chincoteaguc,
is the welcome guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Warren.
Mrs E. s. Furbush left Tuesday for
New York to visit Mr. and Mrs. w.
Franklin and bring her son Howard
home, who has been there several weeks
visiting.
Rev. w. II Bancroft and Rev II. c.
Budd exchanged pulpits last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. John Showell came from Balti-
more last Saturday TO visit friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker, of Pitts
vile, spent a few days this week with
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bowen.
DIR. Zadok Henry and his friend. DIR.
John Doyle. of Baltimore, spent few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Zadok Henry,
returning Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Harry Ayers and Mr. James
Chopper are on the sick list this week
Mr.. Samuel Rulings is improving.
DIR. and Mrs. Edward Dirickson gave
party Tuesday evening in honor of
their guest. Miss Lila Henry, who re-
turned 10 her home in Baltimore Wed.
nesday morning.
A meeting was held Tuesday evening
AT the Presbyterian Chapel to elect new
officers i'll the Young Peoples Meeting
for the ensuing six months: President,
Mr.. Garfield Johnson; Vice President,
Mr.. Robert Massey; Secretary, Miss
Marie Pitts; Treasurer, Mr.. Jesse Tucker
Mr.. Severn Murray, representative of
Paran Lodge No. "a. left Wednesday
for Baltimore. to attend the Grand
Lodge of Maryland.
Mr. Charles Wimbrongh and sister,
Miss Annie, went to Salisbury this week
to attend the marriage of Miss Ida Tin
dali to Mr.. Garlic Birmingham.
Mr. Thomas Morgan. of Berlin, and
Miss Annie Conwell of Lewis, Del
We're married at the home of her mother
"Wednesday morning, April 23d 1902.
Miss Hattie Tilghman, of Norfolk is
the guest of Miss Clara Hammond and
other friends.
DR.. Ebe Holland went To Baltimore
Wednesday to accompany patient TO
the hospital.
Miss Carrie Purnell. of Queponco, is
spending the week with her sister, Mrs
Ernest Burbage
Mrs Mary j. West, an old resident of
Berlin. died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. ). Wallace. in Danville. Va,
last Sunday. Her remains were accom-
panied to Berlin, by Rev 5. Wallace
this week and inferred in Evergreen
Cemetery. Rev. Mr. Brooks of the NJ
+ Church South and Rev. II. G. Budd
of the Nj l.. Church officiating.
Prov idence permitting. there will be
preaching i'll the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Rev w II. Bancroft. Y. p. NJ
at quarter of seven, leader, Rev. w. II.
Bancroft.
Misses Sallie Powell and May Purnell
went 10 Snow Hill last week to visit
Mrs. George Mckee.