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

Mrs. Herbert Sharp and little son:
of Norfolk. are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Tull.
Mrs. Charles Richardson, of College
Park, came last week to spend some
time with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
p. Wharton.
Mr.. Edgar Hayman. of NJ. A. G :.
College Park spent his holidays with
his parents here.
Misses Laura and Onie Collins. after
a pleasant visit of two weeks with their
sister. Mrs Nelson in New Church.
have returned home.
Miss Eva Burbage returned Saturday
from Baltimore. where she has been for
some time looking up the latest styles
i'll dressmaking and millinery.
Mr.. William Wharton, of Delaware
College. and Mr.. John Wharton, of
Tome Institute, after spending their
holidays at home have returned TO
their respective colleges.
Mrs Francis Houston and children,
are visiting friends in New York.
DR.. and Mrs Dickerson left Monday
for visit to friends i'll Philadelphia.
Mrs. Isaac Davis. who has been quite
sick, left Monday for Philadelphia fgf
| treatment.
Mrs John Hill returned home Mon
day from Aberdeen where she was call.
Ned to the death-bed of her father, Mr..
William Asher. Mr.. Asher died on
Thursday and was buried last Saturday
We extend our sympathy TO Mrs. Hill
Miss Elsie Ward, who has been quite
sick for some time, left this week for
treatment III hospital in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Pilchard. of Pitts Creek
spent several DAYS of this week with
their daughter. Mrs +. FL. Taylor.
Miss Sue Taylor and niece Miss
Nadine Taylor. spent the Easter holidays
with Mrs. William Townsend in Cape
Charles.
Mrs Il. II. Miller who has been quite
sick since moving here, we are glad to
state is convalesccnt.
The NJ. +. Church was beautifully
decorated for Easter. and appropriate
services were held Sunday evening.
Mr.. f. J. Duer has sold the old part
of his hotel property to Mr.. Charlie
Collins who has moved it and will have
il repaired for dwelling house. Mr..
Duer will begin in short while to build
to his property which will make it quite
a commodions hotel.
Mrs. James Davis, who has been in
the hospital in Baltimore. returned
Saturday much improved in health.
Mr.. Thomas Lindsay has been con-
fined to his bed with sickness the last
week.
The new steam mill of Messrs. Tarx
and Hill began operation this week.
Services were held in the EpiscopY
Church Easter Monday by the Rev. MI.
Butler of Snow Hill.
The many friends of the Rev. Mr..
Mather are glad to know he has return
ed to the NJ p Church here.
Misses Dora Duer and Mamie Taylor
spent the holidays with their friend,
Ruth Harrington, in Franklin City.
Our millinery stores have assumed
their spring attire aud there is no need
of our leaving town to get pretty head
dress.
DIR. and Mrs Smith, of Chincoteague,
visited their niece, Mrs. Miller. last
week
MIR. Herman Smack, of Philadelphia,
came for Il short visit to his parents this
week.
Rev. Mr.. Mather and family, of
Greenbackville. visited FRIENDS here last
week
Miss Leila Watson. of Girdletree,
spent the Easter holidays with her
friend, Miss Lulu Merritt.
Mrs. Pilchard. of Philadelphia. is
visiting the family of MIR. Julius Jones
Our music teacher. Miss Edna Hudson
of Snow Hill, who has been kept at
home for several weeks by the sickness
and death IF her grandfather. Mr.. VIM.
Vincent, returned to her class Monday.
Married ut the NJ +. Parsonage
Thursday of last week by the Rev. Mr..
Miller, Mr. William Watson, of this
place, To- Miss Mary Johnson. of Girdle-
tree. We wish our Young friends much
happiness and long and happy life.
Mrs. William benson and daughter
lola, of Pocomoke, visited friends here
this week.
Mrs. James Figgs after staying two
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Alfred
Hancock. who is sick, returned this
week to her homs in Philadelphia.