Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-22
BERLIN.

Mr.. George Calhoun and wife left
Thursday for Georgetown to visit friends
and relatives. Mrs. Calhoun has been
right sick for several weeks and has
gone for change and recreation.
Mrs. George Purnell left Monday for
Crisfield to attend the NJ f. Conference.
Mrs Thomas Hammond will have her
opening "Wednesday and Thursday of
next week Her trimmer. Miss Ruth
Willett. will try to please her old and
new friends.
Mr.. William Robinson, of Hartford
county. spent few days of this week
in Berlin visiting his relatives. Mr..
James Pitts and sisters.
Mr. Charles Calhoun and family have
gone to Delmar to live while.
Miss Lucy Smiths trimmer, Miss lola
Outland, of Baltimore. came to Berlin
today Their millinery opening will be
"Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. William Bostick. of Salisbury, is
the welcome guest of her sister. Mrs.
Georgia Wise.
Mrs Charles Quillin left for Philadel-
phia to-day She will return Wednes-
day with full line of millinery and
Easter goods.
Mr.. Will TAYLOR. of Westfield, n j..
has been visiting friends i'll Berlin the
past week
Providence permitting. there will be
preaching in the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening. Young
Peoples Meeting AT quarter of seven.
Leader Mr.. Alfred Gibbs.
Mrs. Ernest Melvin and Mrs Howard
Jarman went to Philadelphia last Mon
day on business and pleasure combined.
Mr.. Edward Williams has been in
Baltimore few days this week.
Mr.. Roscoe White went to Baltimore
on business trip this week.
Mrs. J. I. johnson, of Baltimore,
came Wednesday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Hammond.
Miss Hilda Williams left Wednesday
with her brother. Mr.. Raymond Will
liams.
Mrs. George Mckee. of Snow Hill,
is here carrying for her mother. Mrs.
Hannah Taylor, who is very sick.
Mr.. Harry Burkoidcr and daughter
| Virginia, who have been visiting their
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Edward Hol-
loway, for several weeks returned tC
their home Monday.
Mr. John Davis, who was burned out
twice last year. came near having hi,
new house burned last Monday, through
the carelessness of the hired boy throw
ing burning rag in the closet. Some
of the neighbors gave the alarm i'll tim'
to save it.
Mrs. j. H. McNeal aud children, Of
Easton, came IT, Berlin last week tC
visit her brother. Rev. II G.. Budd, anC
family.
Mrs. Levin Hearn left Monday Il
visit relatives i'll Crisfield and attend thu
NJ. +. Conference.
MIR. and Mrs W. r. Franklin. who
have been visiting his friends in Berlin
returned home to Woodbridge, n. ].
accompanied by Master Howard Fur
bush.
Mrs NJ. A. Palmer is the guest of he
daughter. Mrs J. Boston.
Miss Daisy Wise resumed her schoo
duties last Monday morning. after beins
absent several weeks on account of sick
ness
The meeting of the Ladies Missionary
Society of Buckingham Church wa
held as usual at the home of the Presi
dent, Mrs. c. b Taylor, on Tuesday af
ternoon. II proved tn b. an interesting
one: talks on the tonic were given by
the president and Mrs. George Harrison
the latter also read paper from Mrs
VIM. Swan ON" Africa Other questions
concerning the good of the society wer,
discussed. Mrs. VIM. H. Bancroft wa,
chosen delegate 10 the Presbyterial Mis-
sionary Society To be held in West Not
tingham Church. April 9th and l0th
Mrs. G. b. Taylor. alternate. \ parlo
meeting. celebrating the birthday o
Neal Dow. who formulated the Maine
Law, will be held at the home of Mrs
collins, on Bay street. on Monday even
ing March -. under the auspicies o
the Woman's Christian Temperate,
Union: an interesting program Is being
prepared All are most cordially invited
To he present
Final Notice. We shall advertise al
property on which State and Count,
taxes have not been paid for the wear
1898 and 1899 after April 18th, 1902
The County commissioners demand TIN
money and this notice Is final J. G.
Harrison and George y. Harrison.