Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-04-19
LOCALS.

Miss Maggie Harmonson, of Berlin,
was the guest of Miss Dora Collins.
MIR Thomas Gray. Jr. of Berlin,
was in Snow Hill several days this week
A great many of the school teachers
have been visitors ut the MESSENGER
Office this week.
Miss Annie Wimbrow. of Berlin,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. C. w.
Shockley. this week.
Mr. James Gray, OF Claiborne, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray.
The usual services at 10 30 a. m. and
$50 p. m. will be held in All Hallows
Church tomorrow Sunday.
Miss Price, who has been visiting
at the NJ. +. Parsonage, returned To her
home in Newport. Del. on "Wednesday.
After the grip. or other serious i'll
ness, Hoods Sarsaparilla is the medi-
cine to take to restore the appetite and
strength.
Rev. Frederick Mumford. of Bay
side, spent several days here this week
with his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Eugene
Mumford.
-Wonnell's is the place TO get fresh
and salt meats of all kinds and fresh
groceries. He delivers all goods prompt
ly, anywhere in town.
Mrs. Fl. +. Harmonson and daugh-
ter, Minnie. drove TO Snow Hill We'd
nesday afternoon and attended the
Teachers Institute.
The Firemcn take this method of
thanking the public for its patronage at
their festival and also all who assisted
them in holding the festival. About
$40 were cleared.
Presiding Elder T. f. Maartindale
will fill the pulpit of Whatcoat NJ. +.
Church tomorrow Sunday morning
He will preside over the first quarterly
Conference tonight.
Christian Church preaching sun
day at II Il. m. and 7.30 p. m. Subjects;
morning. winning the Homeland for
Christ" Evening, The objectionable
Sin" Important. Welc 0me to all.
Invitations have been issued by the
brides parents announcing the marriage
of MIR. Thomas ii. @. Morgan to Miss
Annie Conwell next Wednesday April
23rd at the home of the bride in Lcwes.
Del
We'll started plants of large flower
ing cannas for sale, standard varieties,
also a few plants of asparagus fern and
cut flowers and plants for sale occasion
ally during the summer. Miss Mary
.. Johnson.
A special meeting of the Fire De-
rtu will 1Aa i,alH NanAar ,,i,.b,
at 100 o'clock. A full attendance is re-
quested as business of Importance will
he before the Company. William Ct.
Kerbin. President.
Mr.. John Purcell, of Baltimore, is
here on visit to his relative Mrs. Will.
liam X. Spurrier. Mr. Purcell is a mem.
Der of the Baltimore Fire Department,
but is off duty because of injuries he re
ceived sometime back while attending
TO his duties in the Department.
-Adjutant Kemp and his co-workers
of the Salvation Army are now at Con.
ner's Church. where there will be three
services tomorrow as follows: Morning
at 1890 o'clock, afternoon at 800 and
evening at 30 Presiding Elder T. +.
Martindale will preach at the afternoon
service.
Bessie johnson the ID year old white
girl who ran away from her home near
Snow Hill recently with George Harmon
young colored man, was married 10
Harmon i'll Georgetown, Del, on March
3lst by Rev. w. n. Conway. Hartman.
as before noted, is light enough to be
taken for white man and is an indus
irious farmer. The couple have not vet
returned from Delaware
As Rev. Walter f. Avery was fiaish.
ing his sermon i'll Scott Methodist Epis-
copal Church Wilmington, Sunday
morning he was stricken with paralysis
of the throat. His voice stopped and
he staggered Some of the congrega.
ton rushed toward him. but the minis
ter signified that he desired the services
closed in the regular way After sing.
ing "Thy Will BE Done Mr.. Avery
was taken home. His condition is said
TO be serious.
The local pages of the MESSENGER
are given up To the report of he Teach.
ers' Institute very largely this week
This comes but once year and as the
teachers depend upon MESSENGER for
the county news we have not disapoint.
ed them. Professor John :. Hill, of the
StocktOu i1lph SCHOOL reported TINS In
stitute for the MESSENGER and il is a
most excellent and faithful report and
we are sure the teachers are as deeply
grateful tn him as are the editors of the
MESSENGER
The suit of Miss Halle Scarbo, ough.
of Girdletree. against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co., for damages alleged To
have been sustained in collision on
that road last summer, has been
compromised by the company paving
Miss Scarborough 81. 900 Miss Scarbor.
borough is the daughter of Mr.. Peter J.
Scarborough. and was on her way to the
Buffalo Exposition when the collision
occurred. Drs Bennum and Paul Jones
were summoned to Philadelphia, as
witnesses this week. but the case was
compromised without trial.
Mrs. Priscilla H. II. Milbourne aged
81 years died here Tuesday noon after
lingering illness. She was the widow
of ne late Zadok Milbourne. and had
! ed in Snow Hill all her life. She is
survived by one sou. Mr.. Charles Mil
bourne travelling salesman who re
sides in Cambridge and who arrived in
Snow Hill just too late to see his mother
before she passed away Sewell Mil
bourne, Esq, a prominent lawyer of
Cambridge. Is a stepson. Mrs Mil
bourne was "A member of All Hal!ows
Church and her remains were inferred