Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-05-10
BERLIN.

MIS-. JOnn keaS went To EaStOn Tues
day to attend the Woman's Auxiliary,
which meets there this week
Mr.. Samuel Hastings spent a few
days i'll Baltimore this week
Mrs Ebe Holland went to Baltimore
Tuesday to visit relatives and friends.
DIR. Holland went Friday and accom-
panied her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Harmonson went
to Philadelphia this week on pleasure
trip. After spending few days in the
city. Mr.. Harmonson will go on to st.
Louis for load of horses and mules,
and Mrs. Harmonson will visit her
mother i'll New Jersey.
Mrs Orlando Harrison went to Phila-
delphia Tuesday to purchase the furni
turc for their handsome new home.
which is now finished.
Mrs. Thomas Hammond and son. Will
lie, left Tuesday for Il trip to Baltimore
and Washington.
Mrs. L. L. Savage left last Saturday
for Philadelphia to visit friends and do
her spring shopping.
Rev. w. H. Bancroft left Monday for
two weeks vacation. he will meet his
wife at Chester, and they will attend
the General Assembly and visit friends.
Miss Lottie Bowen. of Newark. is
making her sister, Mrs. Jehu CULLEN. a
visit
Mr. Bruce Walstein. who has been
living at Stokley, Del. spent few
days home this week with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebcn Walstein. returning
Wednesday to his work
DR.. Harry Connaway. who graduated
at the College of Physicians and Sur
geons last week has come to visit his
parents. before Communicating work. We
wish him much success.
Mr. John Mumford and family. and
Mr.. Ora Shockley and family moved to
Berlin last week in Mr. Mumford's new
house he has just finished on Main St,
above Mr.. George Purnell's.
Mrs. w vickers, of Frankford. is
spending the week at the home of Dr.
Ebe Holland.
Mr.. Charles Burbage. who is working
on the Queen Anne's Road came home
Saturday and spent few days with his
friends.
Mr. Homer Porter, of frankfort.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Porter.
Mr.. II. b. Powell is in Philadelphia
this week buying new goods.
Mrs. John Shovel, who has spent the
winter in Baltimore. returned home to-
day and will soon go to Ocean City to
prepare for the summer.
George Rodney. in playing marbles
Wednesday at school. had a sharp knife
open in his hand and in scrambling for
the marbles stuck the knife in his foot.
DIR. Ebc Holland dressed the wound and
sent the boy home.
Messrs. Roger and Henry Adams are
at Dover this week attending court.
Mr.. Laban Quillin spent a few days
this week at Snow Hill and Pocomoke
City ON school business.
The ladies of the NJ + Church held
festival Wednesday night in Adkins
Hall. Although it was rainy night they
sold all out and took in 10 dollars.
A few of our people went over to Sal.
isbury Thursday to attend the large
circus.
Mrs. Laura Williams. of Pittsville,
came Wednesday to spend few weeks
with her daughter. Mrs Edward Hol-
land.
The people of Berlin were very much
shocked Sunday to hear of the death
>of Mr.. samuel McMulln. at Farnhurst.
Of thy smallpox. Mr.. McMullin was
res1ent of Berlin great many years
AMI M2s very much respected. His
family who are now living in Whining
fon. have our most sincere sympathy in
their bereavement. He leaves widow,
two daughters and one son.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis left Tuesday for
Philadelphia to spend some time with
her two sons, Messrs. Charles and
Henry Davis.
Mr. and Mrs Orlando Shockley went
to Snow Hill Monday to spend few
days with friends.
/Mr. William Bigger, who was found
kad sitting on stool at Ocean City,
wax brought to Berlin Monday after
noon and inferred in the Episcopal
churchyard.
Mr.. John Holland, of Hickman, came
last Thursday to visit his brother, Mr.
Charles Holland. He was accompanied
home by his ncice. Miss Kate Holland
Y F. NJ, to morrow evening at quar-
ter of seven. Leader, Mr.. Charles Nc
Grcgor. There will not be any preach
ing tomorrow or tomorrow week as
the pastor is away.
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