Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-10
BERLIN.

MI. Herbert Johnson made snort
visit to Philadelphia this week
Mr.. Henry Jones, of Dover, Del, spent
few days in our town this week.
The Calvin b. Taylor Banking Com
pany has opened new and complete
system of bookkeeping. the work having
been under the supervision of Mr.. ii.
w. b Williams, of Gloucester Court
House. Va. who returned to his home
Monday last.
Mr. Thomas Grey, Sr.. who has pc.
sition in the House of Correction has
been home this week OH visit TO his
family.
Mrs. Sarah Franklin, who has been
quite sick, is, we are glad to report.
much better
Mr.. William Parkhill. who has been
visiting his amt, Mrs w. II. Clark. at
Clayton, returned home last Saturday
\ Yr. Alvin Tucker has moved his stock
oXgoods from near the Trappe to Berlin,
EnA has opened IA general store in Henry
Anderson building on the corner of
Main and Pitts Streets.
Mr. John Birmingham, of Philadel-
phia, Is the guest of his grand father,
Mr. James +. Wise
Miss Eva Wimbrough. of Salisbury,
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Annie Wimbrough, left last week for
home
Mr.. Virgil Parsons who has been
visiting his brother, Mr.. c. Parsons,
has returned home.
Miss Rida Savage, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents,
has returned to her studies at Borden.
town, n. j., accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. L T. Savage.
Mr.. H. f. Harmonson has been so
fortunate as to secure seven tons of coal,
this has been all the coal that has been
brought here this winter, with the en-
ception of small portions to the railroad
employees, and l.. L. Erickson. .Tr.
Dir. George Powell aud Mrs. Martha
REtitt were married last Sunday even
MA at the home of the bride. by the
Rev. II. CT. Budd They left Monday
for his home in the country.
On account of smallpox last Sunday
was IA gloomy day The weather was
very bad, no Sunday School or church
to go to-not even the sound of the
bells.
Mr.. Willard Hearn and family of
Salisbury, have moved to Berlin and oc-
cupy the house recently vacated by Rev
j. Il Brooks. and Mr. Brooks has
moved to the house on Broad St. va
Gated by Mrs Ann Bratten Mr. Alex
Wimbrough has moved to the house va.
Gated by Mr.. Charles Marshall and Mr.
Rynolds of Milford, has moved in the
house vacated by Mr.. Wimbrough Mr..
Joe Ennis has moved in the country on
Mr.. Rob Showell's farm, next to Mr.
Charles Hastings.
Mrs Maggie Holland, of Baltimore,
came last Friday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Alison Harrison, and other rela-
tiveS.
At regular meeting of the Berlin
City Council On Monday last owing TO
repeated complaints about the side.
walks, the Council passed an Ordnance
to pave side walks of most of the prin-
cipal streets. The owners of the property
to do the paving and the town To furnish
the curbing and put same in place 1t
is hoped the town will be able TO Law
flag stones at all crossings and shell the
streets as far as the paving is ordered to
be done. You will have to buy a lau-
tern until we can get better arrange.
ment for lights.
Owing to small pox in Berlin and in
obedience 20 a request by telegram from
ID A. T. Neal of Newark, Del Orlando
Horticultural Society, of which he has
been regular attendant for twelve
years. He was County Vice President
ten years aud President last year.
When the mesting was held in Berlin
Capt. Robert s. Emory, President of the
MARYLAND State Horticultural Society,
remarked it waAone of tho best Hor-
ticultural meeting NJ" ever =
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