Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-12-05
BERLIN.

buFDaSe, EOWoll % w., have mdS-
nificent display of Christmas goods, in
Guiding beautiful pictures, hall lamps,
hanging lamps, stand lamps, choice bits
of china, all kinds of toys for the child
rem, big line of furniture etc. Read
their advertisement in the MESSENGER
every week and if you are merchant
do as they do-advertise in your live
county paper-The MESSENGER.
The Thanksgiving Social Friday
night OF last week was very enjoyable
affair. Every one seemed bright and
happy. The little children were very
entertaining, with their Rotations and
singing.
Providence permitting, there will be
service i'll the Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning and evening. Com
munion service in the morning. Y. p.
M, at quarter OF seven. Miss Ella
Gibbs, leader.
Mrs. Lee Burlington, of Burlington
Heights, left Monday morning for
Philadelphia to attend to some business
matters and do some Christmas shop
ping.
We think Mrs. G.. Wise has duck
spring she had young ducks Matched,
Matched. and now she has the second
put on shoes and stockings if this
weather. lasts long.
Monday Mr. Frank Porter killed sew
eral large hogs. At night all the
sausage meat and the fat for the lard
were stolen.
Mrs. Harry Young. of Pocomoke City,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Jehu
Quillin.
Rev. w. H. Bancroft expects to adj
minister the Lords Supper at Liberty
town, tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. William Lof1and, who has been
visiting Mr.. HI. f. Harmonson for few
days, left Monday. His wife will re-
main few weeks longer.
Mr.. Baldwin Williams moved Tues
day from Bay Street to Washington
Street, in the house vacated by Mr..
Adams.
Mr.. James Long, who has been living
in Berlin for several years, has returned
to his old home at Frankford.
Matte Rayne. of Ocean City, came
Monday to attend the Berlin High
School. She will board witch her grand
mother, Mrs. Rose Rayne while here.
Box-bush wanted. Highest cash price.
P. Q. Squires, Berlin, Md.
Mr.. John Farlow, who has lived in
Berlin so many years that he seems
like one of US, has left and gone to Pc
comoke City, to open a drug store of
his own. We hope he will prosper in
his new undertaking. Pocomoke has
gained good citizen, while we have
lost one.
Mr.. John Coffin after years stay in
Berlin returned to his old home in
frankfort, Thursday. We feel sorry
Mr.. Coffin could not make a longer stay
with us.
Mr.. Joshua Hickman, of Elizabeth
City, was in town a few days this week
to see some of his old friends.
Mr.. Charles Tingle spent Thanks
giving with hi, parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Tingle, returning to Goldey's
College Monday morning.
Miss Katharine Quillin gave party
last week in honor of her guest, Miss
Nellie Long of Baltimore, at her
brothers., Mr. Jehu Quillins. Miss
Nellie left for home Monday to the re-
greet of the many friends she made
while visiting Berlin.
Mr.. Grover Ewell, of Crisfield, has
taken the position of drug clerk for
Dr. Cyrus Dirickson, in place of Mr. j.
Farlow, resigned
Miss Francis Hearn, of Salisbury who
has been visiting her brother, Mr..
Willard Hearn, returned home Monday
Mr.. H. F. Harm )nson left Wednesday
for the west. after another Car load of
horses and mules. Mr.. Harmonson
sells so many that we wonder where
they all go. He will be home next
week. Look out for his return. and if
you want a nice horse or mule, be sure
to call on him
The parlor meeting Of the w. @. T.U.,
held at the Manse Monday evening. was
very interesting; the selections were
rendered very beautifully and the sing
ing was fine.
There is vessel stranded on the
beach, 1870 days out from China. The
vessel is not greatly damaged. There
are about 20 sailors aboard.
Mr.. A. R Wimbrough moved Tues
day in the house on Powell Avenue,
vacated by Mr.. James Long. After
some additions and repairs, Mr.. Lester
Holland will move in the house vacated
by Mr. A. r Wimbrough.
Mr.. @. A. Marshall who works on the
P. b. & w. railroad, is home with his
parents few days
Mr.. Harry Long, of Snow Hill, has
been the guest this week Of his cousin,
Mr.. Charles Gibbs.