Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-26
BERLIN.

Rev. w. H. Bancroft will not be al
home until next Wednesday,, therefore
there will not be any preaching at the
church here or at Libertytown on Sun
day. Sunday school in the morning al
half past nine. Y. P. NJ. in the even
ing, at seven o'clock. Leader, Miss
Lizzie Tilghman.
Mrs. Martha Bailey, of Philadelphia
is the guest this week of her friend
xMi7s Maggie Warren.
\ cards are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. T. Rinalds Hanley and
Miss Carrie Purnell, next Wednesday
evening.
The excursion to Baltimore Tuesday
morning was not very we'll attended,
Mrs. Sarah LeCato, Mr.. Washington
Dennis, and few others took advan.
tage of the cheap rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wimbrough
left Monday for Baltimore to visit his
sister, thence to Centreville to visit
Rev. H. q. Budd.
Miss Minnie Lytle spent few days
in Snow Hill this week.
Mr.. Charles Givans left Monday for
Delmar to work at his trade.
Mrs. Edward and Charles Timmons,
of Philadelphia. and Miss Maud Whaley,
OF Whaleyville, were the guests last
week of Mrs. John Keas.
Mr.. Harry Adams broke his arm near
the wrist last week.
Miss Laura Davis is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. John Herman.
Mrs. Charlse Webb, of Baltimore, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Godfrey. Her sister and niece, Mrs.
Ella Mills and Miss Jean Mills who are
just home from Europe, are also visiting
Mrs. Godfrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Harmonson took
a short drive to Rehoboth, last Sunday.
returning home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Edward Holloway left Tuesday
for short visit to his daughter. Mrs.
Harry Burkholder, in Washington.
Mrs. Amelia Landlord, who has been
here and at Ocean City visiting her
sisters and other friends, left Tuesday
for her home in Crisfield
Miss Hollins. the trained nurse who
has been attending Mr.. William Coffin,
left Monday for her home in Baltimore.
We are glad Mr.. Coffin is getting so
much better.
Miss Sallie Holloway, of Bishopville.
who has been visiting her friend, Ella
Bodley, returned home Monday.
Mr.. Thomas Taylor. who has had a
position in St. Louis, made short visit
to his wife and child, this week, return =.
ing Wednesday.
Mrs. L. L. Erickson took her daugh.
ter Helen to boarding school at Staun-
ton. Va, last week.
Mr.. Victor Hammond and sister,
Adeline. who have been with their
grandmother all the summer, left for
their home in Washington last Satur-
day. Miss Ellen Smack and Hopkins
Hammond left the same day for Harris
burg to visit Mrs. William Flemming.
Miss Mamie Ayres left last week for
Western Maryland College at West.
minister. She was accompanied by her
father, Mr. Lambert Avres.
Mr. and Mrs. Scion Dennis and child.
rem. of Newark, were the guests Of Mrs.
Eliza Workman Sunday.
Mrs Charles CULLEN left Monday for
Philadelphia to purchase her fall and
winter millinery. Come in next week
and see it, she will try to please you.
Mr.. Herbert Powell went to Balti.
more Monday to purchase new goods for
the fall and winter.
Mrs Hester Gross, of Chester. is the
welcome guest of her friend, Mrs. E. S.
Furbush
DR.. Zadok Henry, who went out to
Arizona four months ago, returned this
week. There is no place like old Berlin.
Miss Kate Hammond, who spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs. William
Flemming in Harrisburg and Canada,
returned home this week.
DR.. Cyrus Dirickson. who has been in
Baltimore few days, returned home
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Zant, of Chester,
came Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Furbush.
Mr.. WILDER Cannon. who has been
assistant agent at the p. w. & B.
station has accepted position at Albany.
N. Y, and left Monday. Mr.. Short, of
Georgetown, has taken Mr.. Cannon's
place here.
Mrs. Hannah Taylor left Monday for
Snow Hill to visit her daughter, Mrs.
George Mckee.
Miss Hattie Erickson left Tuesday
for Philadelphia to visit friends.