Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-06-06
BERLIN.

quite IL HuHDcT oi the Berlin .OfkS
attended the festival at Synepuxent
Church. Monday evening.
Mrs Willard Hearn and little daurh.
ter. who have been visiting her parents
III Salisbury, returned home Tuesday.
Rev. W. III. Bancroft went Thursday
to Georgetown to attend the installation
services of the new minister at the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Andrew Powell who has been IN
business in New York for several years.
came home Tuesday to visit his family.
Mrs Jane r. Baynum left Wednes.
day to visit friends and relatives in Del
aware and Philadelphia.
Providence permitting, the Lords
Supper will be administered in the Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning
Preaching IN the evening. Y. p. NJ. at
I o'clock. leader, Miss Lena Bell.
Mrs. James O. Dirickson, who has
been spending the week in Philadelphia.
returned home last night accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs Edward TYLER.
of Baltimore. who will spend the sum.
mer with her.
Miss Rosetta Mumford, of Ocean CITY.
gave house party to several of her
young friends in Berlin, from Saturday
to Monday. Among those present were
Misses Virgie Trader, Laura Hoogland.
May Mumford, Bessie Hanley, and
Messrs. George Givans, Harry Jarvis.
and Ralph Richardson.
Mrs. X. ID. Jones, of Snow Hill, ac
companied by her little daughter, has
been spending the week with her moth
err
Mr.. Paul Jones. of near Libertytown.
met with quite an accident last Satur.
day. While going home from Berlin
his horse fell, throwing him and break
ing his collar bone.
Mr.. Grover Adams gave large party
to his many young friends Monday
evening. All EXPIRE ssed themselves as
having very pleasant evening.
Mrs. George Williams went to Balti-
more Wednesday where she met her
husband, Mr.. G.. Williams, who has
been for several months in ST. Louis.
working on the Exposition buildings
They returned home Monday We are
pleased to have Mr.. Williams with us
again.
Our young people seem to be having
quite a gay time. Last Saturday even
ing Miss Sallie Porter gave a party to
number of her friends. and on Monday
evening Miss Evelyn Squires entertain
ed her friends.
Mr.. U. w. Marshall, who has been
assistant agent at the 30 & A. station,
here, has resigned and accepted posi-.
ton as fireman on the p. b. & w. r. II.
Mr.. james Shockley has accepted the
position made vacant by the resignation
of Mr.. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Wainwright
spent few days this week at Pittsville
with relatives.
Mr.. Mustard, of Angola, Del, spent a
few days ut the home of Mr.. Edward
Davis this week.
Mr.. William Parkhill and brother,
Morris. left Monday for Aberdeen, Md,
where they have employment.
Mrs. Kate Houston. who has been up
to the White House, has returned home
to her daughter. Mrs. George Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu CULLEN attended
the marriage of her sister. Wednesday,
III Newark.
Mr.. Charles Bostic. of Salisbury visit.
ed his aunt. Mrs. Georgiana Wise few
days this week.
Miss Annie Powell. of Whaleyville,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chester Gunby. returned home Wed
nesday.
Mrs. f. A. Warrington and Mrs Sadie
Speel. of Philadelphia. visited their
Mrs. Mary T. Taylor, this week
Mr.. Laban Quillin went over to Sails
bury "Wednesday on business trip.
Misses Bessie Hanley and Louise
Powell spent Tuesday and "Wednesday
with Miss Maud Bowen at Newark
Miss Belle Mitchell gave an evening
to number OF her young
friends Thursday evening. They report.
ed pleasant time.
Mrs. Walter Reynolds is visiting her
parents in Laurel. Del, this week.
Rev A. Green. of Snow Hill. came
mp Tuesday to spend the day with Rev.
g. l.. Hardesty.
Miss Ellen Stewart, who has been
the guest of the Misses Jones for sew.
eral weeks. left for her home in Prin-
cess Anne Monday.
Mrs. 7. T. Savage left this week for
N. j., to attend the com.
exercises. When she re.
turns home she will be accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Rida, who will spend
her vacation with her parents.
Mr. Theron Hanley had very mar
row escape last week He was riding
over field, when his horse fell on him.
hurting him severely. and breaking his
horses leg. He came out to town after
some one to help him with his horse,
when the mule he was riding threw him
,ff. bruising him right badly. The horse
was injured to such an extent that he
lad to be killed.
Decoration Day was celebrated by a
arge parade of our colored people. AL.
.hough we needed rain very much we
ielt sorry that the heavy shower fell
Just as they came through town There
were IS carriages. number of riders.
md the drum and fife.
Mrs. Frank Hammond and mother,
who attended the commencement exer-
Uses at the State Normal School i'll Bal. |
imore. returned home Monday evening
by their daughter. Eliza |
)eth. who graduated with the highest