Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-03-21
BERLIN.


Philadelphia for five or six weeks visit
ing her SOILS, Charles and Henry, re-
turned last week.
Mrs Harry Purncll and sister, Clara
Diricksou. left Monday for Baltimore to
visit their friend. Mrs. Mary Henry.
Charles, came last week to visit his
brother-in law, G. b. Taylor
Providence permitting, there will be
preaching i'll the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening Y. p.
NJ, nj quarter of seven. Rev. w. III.
Bancroft leader.
Mrs Willard Hearn and little daugh,
ter, who have been visiting their pa
rents, i'll Salisbury. have returned
home.
Mr. Horace Davis has purchased the
house and lot on the corner of Main and
Church SITS. now occupied by the
Misses Mary and Minnie Jones. He
will take possession i'll July.
Mr. ii. f. Harmonson is home again
with another large lot of mules and
horses, if you want some come quick
for they go like hot cakes
Mrs Esther Hammond, who has been
i'll Washington visiting her son. DIR.
Thomas Hammond, returned home
Saturday. accompanied by DIR. Tom.
The remains of Miss J. Belle .Jarman,
ap>0ld resident of Berlin. but who has
been living in Brooklyn for several
years. were brought to Berlin Monday
hight and inferred i'll Buckingham
Cemetery, Tuesday morning Her
Nephew, Mr. Robert .Jarman of New
York. accompanied the remains home,
Mrs. w. II. Bancroft and motherl
Mrs. Baldwin, left Thursday for trip
To the northern cities, embracing Will
mington, Chester and Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Flemming. yall4s-
burg, came "Wednesday TO visit her
mother. Mrs. Esther Hammond.
Mrs. G. B. Taylor left Thursday for
Philadelphia. to visit relatives, and do
her Spring shopping.
Mr.. Charles Collier. of Philadelphia.
who has been visiting Mr. George
Bratten and mother, left for home last
Week.
Miss Jennie Jones, of Berlin, and Mr..
Clayton Richardson, of near Liberty
were married last Sunday evening at
the Manse, by the Rev. w. Ii. Ban
croft.
Rev III. c. Budd left Tuesday for
Easton 10 attend the NJ. Il. Conference
Mr. Edward S Furbush and Mr..
Sewell Williams. have dissolved part
nership. MIR. Williams having sold out
to MIR. Furbush.
The friends, i'll Berlin, of Eloise
Puraell were very much greived to hear
of her sudden death. We extend our
most heartfelt sympathy to her parents
in their great trouble.
The brother of Mr.. ID. Babcock. re-
turned Monday after pleasant visit.
Mr.. Edward Wise and sister Daisy,
who attended the funeral of Dr. Lecato,
of Richmond, Va, returned home Mon
day. accompanied by their sister. Mrs.
Sarah Lccato.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bostic. of
Salisbury, are visiting their sister Mrs.
Georgiana Wise.
Miss Dora Wise spent Sunday with
relatives in Salisbury.
Mrs. l.. J. Corddry, of Salisbury, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Jackson, has returned home.
Mr.. Loda Davis. who has been sick
several weeks. but who was thought to
he better, died suddenly Monday morn
ing. His interment, on "Wednesday af
tcrnoon, was largely attended. The
Odd Fellows and Red Men attended in
Il body. He leaves wife and daughter,
and little grandson, with whom we
sincerely Sympathize i'll their great loss
DIR William Robins, who came to see
his mother, who is sick at the home of
Mr.. Thomas Whaley, returned home
Tuesday.
The W. G. Z. U. held social in the
parlors of the Majestic hotel Wednes.
day evening.
The Ladies Miss ionary Society met at
Mrs. G. b. Taylor's Tuesday afternoon
Among ether business, transacted. dele
gates We're elected III attend the
Missionary Society of the. New Castle
Presbytery. which will meet 1T Newark
Del, the Sth and 9th of April Mrs.
George Harrison delegate, and MS ID.
g. Hudson alternate -,
Mrs. George Givans and son. George.
are visiting relatives in Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G.. Budd left Mon
day for Easton to visit their daughter,
and attend the Conference
Miss Carrie Purnell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Timmons at Newark.
Miss Helen Bishop. of Bishopville,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
her friend. Miss Katharine Quillin
Ahkll