Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-15
BERLIN.

We have just received another lot of
those handsome embroideries we adj
vertised last week. We also are selling
rare bargains in table oil cloth at l2c
a yard.
Work has commenced on the rebuild
ing of the Exchange and Savings Bank
and will be pushed forward as rapidly
as possible. MIR. Slemmons. the con.
tractor, says he can complete the work
IN thirty good working days. This was
one of the prettiest banks on the shore
before the recent fire, and will be re-
built in the same manner and after the
same style of architectural beauty.
On the eleventh os March, 1852. Cap.
tain Edward 5. Tunnel, of Sussex
County. Delaware. and Miss Sarah c..
Powell, of Berlin. were married in Phil.
adelphia by the Rev. J. F. Berg. d. d.
and celebrated in Lewes ON Tuesday
the fiftieth anniversary of their mar
riage-a golden wedding
we are sorry to report Miss Daisy
Wise. Miss Ellen Marshall and Mrs.
Horace Davis on the sick list this week.
Mrs Taylor Baker. of Pittsville. is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Edward Holland.
Rev. II. G. Budd leaves Monday morn
ing for Crlsfield to attend the confer
ence of the NJ. f. Church.
Rev. Mr.. Atkins, of Quantico preached
good sermon at the NJ. E Church
"Wednesday evening.
Miss Lizzie Marshall leaves next Mon
day for Philadelphia in company with
Mrs. Williams,o of Selbyville. to purchase
spring millinery for Mrs. Williams
store at Selbyville. Miss Lizzie Mar
shall will trim for her again this Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis, of Will
mington, came Wednesday to visit their
aunt. Mrs. Isaac Gibbs and other rela.
tives
Mrs. William Gorton, of Ocean City,
is the guest of Mrs. Ernest Melvin.
Mr.. Norman Beauchamp, of Fair.
mount, came to Berlin last week to take
the position of clerk and bookkeeper
for Mr.. Henry Adams
Mr.. Henry Adams left Tuesday for a
trip to Baltimore and Western Mary.
land returning home yesterday.
Mrs. Willard Bailey and children
have moved TO New York to live.
Mr.. Charles Marshall. who works on
the Queen Anne's Road. was home a
few days this week TO visit his family.
Miss Eva Mumford is in Georgetown
making her uncle. Mr.. Henry Mum
ford a visit.
Miss Lottie Bowen. of Newark. has
been IN town this week visiting her
sister and Miss India Scott.
Master Fred Bethards gave a party to-
day To his little friends in honor of his
seventh birthday. We hope Master
Fred will live to see many more happy
birthdays.
After spending several weeks in Bal
timore with friends. Miss Hattie Dirick.
son returned last Saturday accompan-
led by her friend. Miss Mary Christie.
pher.
Mr.. John r. Purnell and daughter
Ella, returned home last week from
Charleston where they have been at
tending the Exposition
Mrs. Thomas Hammond and Miss
Ruth Willett left Monday for Philadel-
phia and Baltimore to purchase their
spring millinery.
Mrs. Thomas Stayton after spending Il
few days with her friends, Mrs. Clara
Powell and Miss Daisy Wise returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank w. Hawkins of Philadel-
phia. who has been spending several
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ann
Bratten, returned home to day (Satur-
day. accompanied by her mother.
Friday of last week Mr.. John +
Jones left his team on the street with
out being hltched. The horses ran into Il
post i'll front of the Atlantic Hotel and
one of them was injured so badly that
il had to be killed
MIR. James Mumford, of New York.
came 10 Berlin last week to visit his
grandmother. Mrs. Mary NJ Mumford.
Providence permitting, there will be
preaching III the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening Y +.
NJ. at quarter of seven in the evening
Leader. Miss Marie Pitts.