Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-29
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Haven Conn. Clarence Taylor. of
Ph;ladelnhia. and Clifford Taylor. of
Belmar, are here on visit to their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor.
Miss Mary Wilmer, of Baltimore, Is
guest at the home of Mr.. Levin ).
Houston.
Miss Gussie PAYNE, of Baltimore. aud
her cousin, Miss Missouri Payne. OF
Remson's, visited her sister. Mrs. James
Davis. here few days last week
Miss Onita Tarr of Klej Grange, spent
this week with her friend, Miss Florence
Marshall.
Rev. James Colona after pleasant
vacation here with his parents and
friends. has returned to his home In
Annamessex.
Mr.. Raymond Taylor, of Franklin
City. visited his parents Sunday.
Rev. A. S. Beane, of Washington,
spent part of this week visiting at the
home of Mr.. W. II. Marshall.
Miss Bessie Carter. of West. came
this week for visit to her brother, Mr..
William Carter.
Mr.. Stewart Bromley made a short
business trip to Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and little
daughter accompanied by their sister,
Miss Lillian Duer, of Cape Charles,
visited their brother. Mr.. E. J. Duer
here last week at the Stockton House.
Little Henry Sharpley, son of Mrs.
Herbert Sharpley while playing ON the
pouch fell and broke bone of his ankle
Saturday. 1t was attended to at once
AND the little fellow is doing well at this
ti7e.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pilchard and
little daughter. of Baltimore. have been
the guests of their sister, Mrs. Z. III.
Taylor, the past week.
Miss Sue Taylor left Tuesday for
Millington to assist the teller in his
duties of opening the new bank, which
was started there last week by Messrs.
Taylor and Powell.
Miss Matte Porter visited friends on
Chincoteague this week.
Miss Hattie Bastian, who is the guest
of Miss Elsie Ward, returned from
Chincoteague Monday, where she went
Tor snort Visit.
Mr.. Glen Townsend, of Washington,
one of the former Principals of our
High School. was in town Wednesday.
His brother, Mr.. Thomas Townsend, of
Baltimore, was with him. His many
friends were glad to shake hands with
him again.
Our town has been filled with summer
visitors. and sailing parties, beach trips
and everything has been done to make
it pleasant for them by their many
friends.
Miss Lille Waters is now visiting
indianapolis. Ind. and she is much
missed by her friends here.
Mr.. 2. P. Wharton is expected home
from the mountains the 28th. Mrs.
Wharton will remain until September.
Mrs Bishop. of Baltimore. who mas
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Clayville,
left for Ocean Grove, n. j., Thursday.
There is some talk of another room
being added to our school building. Il
is much needed.
Three very pretty new dwellings are
going up in town and when finished
will be great improvement to the
place.
Mr.. William Paul. of Philadelphia,
and children, have been visiting their
mother and other friends who hope
they have had a pleasant visit.
The family of Mr.. Edward Davis, of
Philadelphia, is visiting his father, Mr..
Isaac Davis.
The canning factory adds quite a
number of people to be fed. but we
have plenty fish of all kinds for them.
Our boys are already hurrahing for
Warfield for Governor. and intend to
give his opponent black eye this fall.