Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-06-13
BERLIN.


Presbyterian Manse and the church.
Any one finding the same will be suit
ably rewarded. if the pin is left at the
manse. 1t is valued chiefly for its
association with past days.
The Y. p s., of Buckingham Church
will hold a festival on the grounds of
the High School ON the 23d of June
Come, and bring your best girl with
you. She will not think hard if you
treat her cool.
The Children's day exercises will be
tomorrow morning at the Presbyter.
ian Church. preaching in the evening
at quarter of eight. Y. p NJ, at seven
O'Clock. Leader Miss Mary Hermann.
who will have a special program with
the children. Would like all to come
out and enjoy it.
Mr.. Harry Burkolder. of Alexandria.
Va, came last Friday night to see his
wife who has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holloway, for
some time.
Mrs. Harry Jarvis who has been visit
ing her mother and other relatives in
Wilmington returned home Monday
night.
Mr.. Cummins Carey, of the Tome In
stitute, is home spending his vacation
with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs G. B. Taylor have been
to Baltimore this week on business
trip.
Mr.. John Farrell and family came
Monday from New York where they
have been spending the winter, to their
summer home in Queponco.
Mr.. Charles Marshall has accepted a
position on the Queen Anne road, and
left for there Monday morning.
Mrs. Walter Pruitt who has been
visiting her daughter in Baltimore, for
two or three weeks returned home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Sarah Franklin left Wednesday
for Snow Hill to visit her daughter. Mrs.
r. d. Jones.
Capt. W. A. Vickers and wife are the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Ebe
Holland.
Mrs. John Williams who has been
visiting for some time in Clayton re-
turned home Thursday.
Mrs. Wood Smith and little daughter.
after spending several weeks here with
friends and relatives. returned to their
home in Baltimore, Monday.
Mrs. N. Dill who has been visiting
friends in Salisbury returned home this
week
Mr.. John Elliot, of Indian River,
spent few days this week with his
uncle, Mr.. James f. Wise.
Captain Dukes. and Captain Edward
Tunnel. of Lewes have been at DIR.
Hollands this week.
Mrs. W. f. Davis, of Newark, has
been the guest of Mrs. Emma Davis
this week.
Berlin was well represented at Ocean
City on Wednesday. The presence OF
the Surfmen's Mutual Benefit Associa.
ton was the attraction. In the after.
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the strand and III the surf. which was
watched with much interest by many
spectators. The manning of the lie
boat, the shooting of the line over the
waves, to which was attached larger
line for supporting the breeches buoy,
this landing number of men in safety
and the thrilling rescue of a sailor in q
death-struggle with the beating waters
followed by his resuscitation frou
drowning. as if it were a real case Of
desperate need, all awakened enthusiasm
from those who looked at the proceed
ings. The ocean was comparatively
calm, a huge giant at play, but one
could readily imagine the good service
that our brave guardians of the coas
would render under more exciting
circumstances. There are no men NOR,
deserving of honor than they. Ever,
one must have gone away from the drill
of the Surfmen's Association impressed
with the value of the Life Saving Ser
kyices
Mrs. Minus Timmons met with /
severe accident Tuesday at the Baske
FACTORY. In working the tin cutter
Rshe cut off one of her fingers.
Master Stewart Hammond who wen
Monday to Dover to the Commence
ment of the Conference Academy. re
turned home Thursday with his brother
MIR. Willie Hammond. who attends tn,
school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Warren lef
Thursday for Emmitsburg to visit thei
daughter. Mrs. Joseph Hays. The.
were accompanied by Miss Rachel Hud
son. We hope they will all enjoy thei
visit.
Mr.. Ernest Hardesty, principal of the
school at Frederick, has returned to hi:
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Hardesty, tt