Democratic messenger., 1902-11-15
BERLIN.

Providence permitting. 'lere viil
preaching in the Presbyterian Gnu
to morrow morning aud evening. Y0
Peoples Meeting 1T quarter oi
will be led by Miss kathIrine NJ iSSey.
Mrs. Samuel Comley and little daugh-
ter, of Locust Grove, Kent county. are
the welcome guests of her uncle, Mr..
Frank Hammond.
Mr. Edwin Abbott left Monday for
Baltimore. where he will meet his broth
er. Lieutenant Gene Abbott, who will
for IA while he stationed in California.
Mr.. Alfred Holloway and family have
left Berlin for Bishupville. where they
Will make their future home.
Mrs. George Fitzhugh and son Ed
ward. near Washington, came last week
tn visit her aunt. Mrs. Maggie Purnell.
who was stricken with paralysis.
Mrs l.. L. DirickSon, who has been
visiting her sister in Scranton, Pa, re.
turned home last week.
Mr. John Carey. of Baltimore. who
has been visiting his parents and friends
here returned to Baltimore last week
Mr. + =. FurbuSh was in Baltimore
this week purchasing new goods.
This has been week of many acci-
dents. Last Thursday little Ida Tim
mons, daughter of Mr. w l.. Timmons,
of .Ironshire. broke her collar bone; Fri
Idly, Edward Hastings, of Friendship.
Woke both bones of his forearm, and
MQnday Catherine Harrison. daughter
Yof Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Harrison. near
Berlin. broke her collar bone. DIR. Ebe
Holland rendered surgical aid in all
three of these eases.
Mrs T.. ). FurbuSh. who has been
quite sick for several weeks is conva-
lescent.
Mr. W. Purnell and family of Que
ponce, moved To Berlin Wednesday.
Mr. Purnell and wife will live with
their daughter, Mrs. John Rayne. and
Miss Carrie Purnell will live with her
sister, Mrs. Ernest Burbage. We hope
the change will be beneficial to Mr..
Purnell's health.
Mrs. Hannah Taylor. who has been
in Delmar visiting. returned home last
| Wednesday accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Purnell
|
attended the sale of Mr. Hobbs goods
at Ocean City Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. Charles Taylor left Tuesday for
Philadelphia to purchase a line of win
ter goods.
Rev. III. G. Budd. who went to Ches-
tertown to deliver an address at the an
niversary of the Epworth League, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Married, at the Presbyterian Mause
by Rev W. II. Bancroft, Wednes-
day evening. November l2th. Miss Het-
| tie Workman and Mr. Tyre. We wish
them a long aud happy voyage over
the matrimonial sea.
After pleasant visit of six weeks to
her daughters i'll Atlantic City and
Philadelphia, Mrs Theodore Palmatory
returned home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Archburton and family moved
last Wednesday from Williams street
to Broad street i'll the house belonging
to Mrs. Willard Bailey.
Mrs. Joseph Hays and children, of
Emmitsburg, came Ia Berlin Wednesday
tn visit her parents, MIR. and Mrs Nor
gan Warren.
Miss Bessie Hammond and friend.
Miss Hancock. of Philadelphia. came
Saturday to accompany Miss Minnie
| Hammond home, who is sick. Miss
kB|,ssie Hammond and Miss Hancock re-
4irned Monday.
VWr. Charles Parsons died Thursday
at the home of his son. Mr. Thomas
Parsons, between Berlin and Ocean
City.
Rev. J. T. Brooks left this week for
Richmond to attend the Conference of
the NJ. f. Church. South