Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-29
BERLIN 5[OTES o4ND SyEWS.
Of Chronicle of the Goings and Con,iqs in the Stad
Old 7o1on Seen BY Our Special Correspondent.

Miss Viola ellis, of Delmar, Del,
who has been visiting Mrs. George
Calhoun, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. H. f. Harmonson went to Will
mington Thursday of last week and
brought his father home Friday from
the hospital where he has been some
time. Mr.. Harmonson brought train
ed nurse to care for his father.
Mr.. H. +. Harmonson has sold the
Horace Fassitt farm to Mrs. Ida Cross,
of Campbelltown.
Miss Ella Massey left Tuesday for
Snow Hill to visit her friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. William johnson.
Mr. Marion Galloway, wife and chill.
dren, of Laurel. Del, came last Satur-
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burbage.
| Mr.. Morris Massey is home on his va
cation visiting his father and brother,
Messrs. Daniel and Robert Massey.
Mrs. Charles Shockley. of Snow Hill.
is the guest of her brother, Mr.. Theo.
dore Wimbrough
Mrs. John Rayne and sister. Miss
Jennie Jones, and Mr.. Charles Rayne
all went Wednesday to the Fair at
| Colchester.
Mr.. William Holloway and wife. af-
ter pleasant visit to Rehoboth, return
ed home Wednesday.
Mr.. James Mumford returned We'd
nesday to New York after pleasant
visit to his grandmother and aunt.
Dr. James Erickson and family re.
turned from Atlantic City this week.
Mr.. Ira Smith, of Salisbury, spent a
few days with friends in Berlin this
week.
Miss Myra Johnson, VINO has been
visiting friends and relatives in Sails.
bury, returned home Wednesday.
Misses Bessie Burbage and Julia
Hastings, of Ironshire. came Saturday
to visit their friend, Miss Leola Burbage.
Mrs. Harry Davis, who has been in
Baltimore having her little daughter
Carolyn's eyes treated, returned home
this week.
Miss Josephine Keas. of Chincoteague,
is making her aunt, Mrs. Nettie Trader,
visit.
Mrs. Emma Davis went to Newark
last week to attend the death bed of her
brother, Mr.. w. E. DAVIS. She was
accompanied by her daughter and grand
son.
DIR. Charles Harmonson. of Clayton,
Del, came Wednesday evening to see
| his father who is very sick
Married, in Whaleyville, at the NJ. P.
Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Moore, Mr..
Walter P. Whaley and Miss Josephine
I'M. Dsle. Thursday August Goth 1908.
Mr.. William Whaley was best man.
andM Mr.. Ford Hopkins. and Mr.. Edward
Whaley, ushers. Misses Fannie Condor
and May Collins were bridesmaids.
lThe bride was given away by her
| brother, Mr. Harry p. Dale. The bride
and groom took the first train north,
and will visit Niagara Falls. We wish
them happy voyage on the matrimon'
ial sea.
Mr.. Robert Adkins gave large party
Friday evening of last week in honor of
his friend Miss Householder. and
cousins Franklin and Caddie Adkins.
Miss Householder left Saturday for her
home in Delaware City. Del.
Mr.. William @. Franklin. of Balti.
more, made short visit to his mother
last Saturday. Mrs. RID. Jones of Snow
Hill came up to meet her brother.
Miss Grace Pitts spent last week on
the Bay at the farm house of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Carey.
Mr.. NJ. Hancock, of Alexandria. Va,
is the guest of her friend. Mrs. Eugene
Adkins.
MIR. Oscar Carey. of Camden, N. j..
who has been visiting his uncle. Mr..
James Z. Wise, returned home Monday.