Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-12-26
LOCALS.

Mr.. William 4. Cluff has been quite
sick this week.
"A good COW for sale cheap. w. T
/. Hearn, Snow Hill.
The West End Book Club will ex;
kchange books Monday might, at the
bAome of Mrs. Mary M. North.
Miss Eleanor Butler arrived Tues
day to spend the holidays with her pa
rents. at All Hallows' Rectory.
Miss Jeannatte B. DRYDEN. OF
Z Annapolis, came home Saturday night
to spend the Christmas holidays.
Charles E. Dryden, vice-principal
of State Normal School, No. 2, at Frost.
burg, is home on q visit to his parents.
For home made sausage, smoked
sausage and good buckwheat flour. go to
G. w. Wonnell. Also first-class grocer
les.
Miss Nellie Jones, who has been
visiting relatives in Philadelphia since
Thanksgiving, returned home Tuesday
night.
Misses Martha Powell and Ida
Maddox, who are attending Washington
college, Ohestertown, are home for the
holidays.
Mrs. Lizzie LeCompte has gone to
Philadelphia where she will spend sew
eral weeks with her niece, Mrs. Minnie
Peachin.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday, morning aud evening. In the
afternoon at Stockton. Rev. j. B.
North. Pastor.
These are beautiful days for the
photographer art and Clogg is turning
out high-class photography. Clogg, the
photographer.
Miss Mary B. Bratten, of the Execu.
tive Department. Annapolis, came home
Wednesday to spend the holidays with
her mother and sisters.
Miss Viola Elizabeth Smith. who is
attending Kee Mar College, Hagerstown,
came home Wednesday on the steamer
Maryland, to spend the holidays.
Rev. w. O. Wade, of Norfolk. Va.
will preach at the Christian Church
beth morning and evening, and at Good
will at o'clock in the afternoon.
Read W. A. Taylor's Holiday ad-
vertisement. and see the complete stock
'-ss.s goods at his Washington St. Store.
gives handsome premiums free.
= AS the election of officers will take
place in Snow Hill Council, Jr. o U, A.
M next Monday evening. all members
are earnestly requested to be present.
The ladies of the w. G. Z. u. will
. visit the Aims House Wednesday after
Loon. December Both, and take with
them the annual Christmas treat to the
inmates.
Miss Ka herlne Howard. of Balti-
more, and Mr.. Ames Townsend. OF Phil.
adelphia, are spending the holidays at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James p.
Townsend.
We wish all our correspondents a
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
We are now ready for your regular
weekly letter. The people of your town
and section appreciate your giving the
news as we do.
The Methodist Protestant and
Methodist Episcopal congregations will
unite in a Watch Night Service on
New Years Eve, (Oec. 3D. in the M. K
Church, commencing at ten o'clock, and
continuing until midnight.
: Mr.. Calvin H. Dug has purchased
a house and lot inPocomoke City, and
contemplates making his home in that
town some time next year. Mr.. and
Mrs Long have made many friends in
Snow Hill, who will regret 70 lose
! them.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M
e. Church will hold a jug Breaking.
in connection with the Sunday School
',dren's Christmas exercises ON Tues
evening next. An interesting
ram has been arranged. Everyone
ted.
Messrs. William Aydelottt, of the
simore Medical College. Glenworth
:gis. of Maryland Agricultural Col
!, and Arthur Price and Herman
Wis. who are attending business
!. schools in Wilmington. are home for the
holidays.
While the Legislature is in session
during January, FEBRUARY, and March. ]
will be in my office OH Saturd ,ys and
Monday mornings only, unless special
engagements are made. William G
Kerbin, Attorney at Law, Snow Hill
Maryland.
Alexander D Irwin, who has re-
sponsible and lucrative position in the
( construc ion and engineering depart.
. ment of the Pennsylvania Rail Road al
ALTOONA, Pennsylvania, will arrive home
to-day Thursday. to spend the holidays
with his parents.
Mr.. John L. Aydelotee who lives
about five miles ffQm< Pocomoke City
.was'in Snow Hill Tuesday. Mr.. Ayde'
lotte had twin calyes horn on his farm
8 last week Both are full sized, exactly
alike. and give promise of developing
s into strong, sturdy steers.
rs. Beautiful gift books, in prose. poet
ry. music, and art. Books for children
Bibles, hymnals and pictures for Christ
mas presents, can be seen at Mrs. Susie
E. Birch's. Before buying your Christ
mas presents call to see her stock at the
residence of Mr.. E. d. Bailey.
Miss Lulu Richardson, daughter Of
r. Asher Richardson, of Texas, is
ending the Christmas holidays with
grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Rich
son. Miss Richardson is a student
assar College. New York, where
ill return early in January. =
Misses Lola and Helen Moore, anG
So Eleanora Hargis returned Monday
IN a visit to Mrs. John Walter Smith
the Executive Mansion. Annapolis
~ were present at several functions
m by Mrs. Smith. and assisted hel