Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-04-18
BERLIN.

Miss Mamie Marshall. who has been
in Baltimore for some time. returned
home Saturday.
trip to Wilmington and Clayton Mon
day.
Mr.. Ernest Hardesty Principal, of the
Frederick High School, spent Easter
with his father, Rev. G. l.. Hardesty.
Married at st. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal Church by Rev. J. B. CAN'T
on Thursday evening. DR. Harry Purnell
and Miss Elizabeth Henley of Malvern
Farm. Reception at her home after the
marriage.
Rev q. l.. Hardesty went to Frank
ford Wednesday to attend the funeral
of the Rev Mr. Sheppard.
Miss Annie Hardesty, of Baltimore, is
home with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. Burbage spent Sun.
day with his parents at Ironshire.
The Misses Mary Christopher. Lila
Henry. Harriet Erickson, and J. b.
Gibson all attended the ball at Sails
bury, Tuesday night. They were
chaperoned by Mrs. Edward Dirickson.
Mr.. Henry Godfrey, wife and daugh-
ter, came Wednesday to their summer
home. after spending the winter in
Baltimore.
We were very sorry to hear of Mr.
Thomas Jarvis serious accident. He
Mas at work at Showell on the new
Tcanning factory of Mumford & Bros,
when heavy peice of timber fell and
broke his leg. Some others were in.
iured but not so seriously as Mr.. Jarvis.
DIR. James Dirickson met him at the
depot and set his limb.
A few of our Berlin folks attended the
wedding of Miss Roma Bodley and II.
i. Brown at the home of her father,
Tuesday evening. Rev. J. E. Brooks
performed the ceremony. The house
was crowded with guests, although the
night was SO rainy.
Mrs. james Selby. of Snow Hill, was
here few days last week to visit her
mother and sister.
Misses Lila Henry and Mary Christie
pher, of Baltimore, are guests at the
Cedars this week.
Providence permitting there will be
preaching at the Presbyterian Church
to morrow morning and evening. Sub
ject of the morning sermon The Inter
mediate State. Y. p NJ, at quarter of
seven. Miss Kitty Massey. leader.
Mr.. William Bratten, of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting his mother, Mrs
Ann Bratten, left for the city Monday
Captain Jonathan Baker after spend
ing the winter with his wife. has gone
to Philadelphia to take charge of his
vessel again.
Mrs. Clarence Vincent and daughter
Beulah, stopped over in Berlin last week
with their mother, OH their return from
Newark Del, where they had been at
tending the missionary convention.
Miss Annie Davis has taken the
school at North Beach, and will teach
there until vacation.
Miss Maggie Harmonson after spend
ing several days ut Snow Hill with her
friend, Miss Dora Collins. returned
home tuesday.
Mrs. Willard Hearn spent Easter ut
Salisbury with her parents, returning
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Morgan left Monday for
Lewes to visit her mother Mrs. Conweli
Mr.. Samuel Quillin has sold out his
Interest in the store to his brother, Mr.
kJehu Quillin, aud left Monday for
Nhincoteague to take a position in the
bank of Mr.. l.. l.. Erickson. Mr.
Robert Massey has resigned his posi-
ton in Adams hardware store and nc
ceptcd position in Mr. Jehu Quillin's
store.
Miss Betty Hastings, of near Berlin,
kind Mr.. James Davis, of Whaleyville,
were married at the Presbyterian Manse
N Rev. w. III Bancroft Sunday after
noon, April 18th 1903. We wish them
a long and happy life.
Mr. WilmerC. Purnell Sr., of Atlanta,
GA. came Monday night to attend the
marriage of his son. DR. Harry Purnell
While here he is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John L. Keas.
Bishop Adams confirmed a class Of
fourteen at the Episcopal Church Wef-
nesday evening.
Mrs. Annie Powell and little daugh-
ter Elizabeth. accompanied their father,
Mr.. James +. Wise, to Philadelphia
Monday, To visit relatives and friends.
DR. J. w. Mullen, of Wilmington,
came Tuesday to visit his friend. DR..
Ebe Holland. and to look after few of
his old patients.
Professor Cowen, of Dover, is in Der
lin to visit some of his old friends.
Miss Rida Savage gave a party Tues
day evening to some of her young
friends. i'll honor of her friend Miss