Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-25
BERLIN.

The Harvest Home services az Berlin
and St. Martins last Saturday aud Sun
day were well attended SpIrl 81 mu-
sic. beautifully decorated churches. and
eloquent addresses and sermons hy the
Revs. Howard and Hamilton and by
Bishop Adams were the most interest
ing features.
Rev. Mr.. CAN'T has accepted the in
vitation to preach the Harvest Home
sermon at St. Peters Church, Salisbury.
next Thursday evening and to celebrate
for the Rev. Mr. Howard at the early
service on the following morning.
Rev. Mr. CAN'T was in Philadelphia
all of the week until Thursday in at
tendance as delegate to the great Mission
AIRY Council. He reports a very large
assembly ot delegates. Bishops, Clergy
and Laymen from every diocese and
missionary jurisdiction III America and
that the reorganization of the Board of
Missions. and the ''apportionment" plan
excited much interest and debate.
Don't fail to attend the sale of house
hold and kitchen furniture of Mrs.
George +. Powell III Berlin next Satur-
day afternoon. See advertisement in
the MESSENGER, first page.
Mr.. I'll. +. Harmonson will leave to-
day for the west Ia get another car load
of horses and mules. He will return
with them about the last of next week.
Mr.. A. +. Chance has gone to- Phila-
delphia this week on business trip.
Mrs. Joseph Holland, of Rehoboth.
came to Berlin to day to make her son,
DIR. Ebe Holland, visit
Mrs Matte Pennewell, of New York
who has spent the summer with her
step daughter. Mrs. Roger Adams. re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. J. f. White, of Allen, came to
Berlin Thursday To visit her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vickers. of
Georgetown, are the welcome guests of
his sister, Mrs. Eben Holland.
Mrs. Hannah Taylor left today for
Delmar tn visit her daughter, Mrs.
George Purnell.
Miss Viola ellis, who has been in
ID, lmar for some time with her mother,
came to Berlin Thursday to spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Davis.
Mrs. John Warren and children, of
Chincoteague. have been spending sew
Mrs. John Warren, of Berlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gibbs went over
to Salisbury last Saturday to visit her
sister. Mrs. Elmer Dennis.
Providence permitting, there will be
divine services in the Presbyte-iaH,
Church tomorrow morning and even
ing. Young Peoples Meeting in the
evening at quarter of seven with Mr..
Robert Massey for leader.
Miss Roselle, who has been in Chicago
visiting her mother, has returned home
accompanied by her friend, Miss l.. w.
Ennis.
The nlasons commenced work Tues
day On AIR. l.. l.. Dirickson's new bank
on MaSn street next door to the Ex-
chanke\Bank. When finished it will be
one/bf the finest banks ON the Eastern
Shore. \
Mrs Fanny Murray and her sister.
Mrs. Geo. Scarborough, of Girdletree.
came to Berlin this week to visit their
mother. Mrs. Fanny Jarman, aud other
| relatives
Mrs w. Vickers, of Frankfort, who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Ebe Holland, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mrs Laura Palmer, of Chicago, is
visiting friends and relatives in and
around Berlin.
Miss Ada Chopper leaves next Monday
for Wilmington, Philadelphia and New
York TO purchase full line of goods.
She Will return the following Saturday.
Messfs William Purnell and Edward
Wise wa6t to the beach one day this
week l6n a cunning expedition and
killeY s3o birds. Can any one beat
thiss
Miss Eva Trader left Thursday for a
three weeks visit to- her sister, Mrs J.
w. Shepard at Stockton.