Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
BERLIN,

BERLIN.
Bev. Walter Gunby and wife, OF
Queenstown, who have been visiting
their relatives in Ironshire and Berlin
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Morgan Warren and wife are
back with us again for the winter. We
are glad to see the Berlin people coming
home again.
Miss Prouse, of Magnolia, DEL, is the
welcome guest of Miss CLARA Hammond.
The storm of Tuesday night, or Wed.
nesday morning, from about one O'Clock
to day break did a great deal of damage
lnjuring the corn and fodder, uprooting
trees, breaking down fences, and avn
ings. The awnings in front of Purnell
q Brothers store blew down. and
broke out one of his large show win.
dows. Jehu CULLEN & Brothers avn.
ing fell and broke both of his large
windows; then across the street part
of Mr.. Thomas Hammond's awning fell,
breaking his windows but not so badly
as the others. Two large trees in Mrs.
Elizabeth Dirickson's yard fell across
the street blocking the way. A large
willow tree in Mr.. Q. B. Taylor's yard
blew down, and shivered to pieces. Mr..
William Collins carriage store, above
his black smith shop, caved in on one
side and broke several carriages, one in
to fragments. Mr.. Collins had just got
in car load of new carriages and road.
carts.
Miss Mary Sears. of Norfolk, was the
guest of her cousin. Mr.. H. F. Harm on.
son this week.
Presbyterian Sunday school to-mor
row morning at half past nine, and Y.
P. M. in the evening, at seven. Leader,
Mr.. Ara Burbage.
School commenced Wednesday morn
ing with quite large number of
scholars.
| Mr.. William Richardson, who has
been clerking this summer for DR..
Cyrus Dirickson, has returned to his
home in Salisbury.
Rev. J. E. Brooks and family, after
quite long visit with relatives in
Virginia. returned to Berlin last week.
We are glad to see his wife entirely re-
covered.
Mr.. John Rayne moved to Berlin
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opened his store again on Main St.
We are glad to report Mr.. William
Coffin, who has been so very i'll with
typhoid, slowly recuperating.
Miss Helen Lofland. of Rehoboth, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harmonson
1katthe Atlantic Hotel.
INMr. Josiah Boston has bought the
Muse and lot on Broad ST.. of Mr.. and
HMfA, Horace Davis.
DR.. Ernest Steel of Magnolia, DEL,
came last Saturday to stay few days
with his wife, who is visiting her par.
| ents.
Mr. Eddie Teas, who has been guest
at DR.. Ebe Holland, returned to his
home in Milford, Monday.
We were sorry to hear of Mr.. John
Burbage getting his hand sprained so
badly one day this week.
Mr.. Gilbert Chopper and family have
moved back to Berlin for the winter, af.
ter spending the summer at Ocean City
/Mr. H. F. Harmonson has bought the
I6ld Zadok Henry homestead. He will
make quite a good many improvements
and changes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vickers, of
Georgetown, are spending this week
with their sister. Mrs. Ebe Holland.
Mr.. Oscar Morris, of Salisbury, was
in town visiting his cousin, Lizzie
Tilghman. last week.
Messrs Henry Godfrey and H. F..
Harmonson, are spending few days in
Baltimore this week.
7ot Eo, 1r yI,o hos o1a
ing in Mr.. Neal Coffin's drug store at
Ocean City. has returned to Berlin. and
taken his old place in Dirickson's drug
store. His old friends are glad to see
him back.
Miss Rida Savage left Monday for her
school at Bardentown. N. j, She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. T. T.
Savage.
Miss Laura Hoagland who has been
at KNOXVILLE, Penn, with her mother.
has returned to her position as book
keeper for E. S, Furbush.
Miss Name Walker. after pleasant
visit to her friend, Mrs. E. 5. Furbush,
returned to her home in Philadelphia,
Thursday.
Mrs. Theodore Purnell went to
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Miss May Smith has returned home
after pleasant visit in Baltimore with
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Smith.
Mr.. G.. w. Wainwright, who has a
mill i'll Virginia, is home on visit to
his family.
Messrs. J. D Chopper, E s. Fufbush,
George Scott. Jerry Campbell. Charles
Rayne and Frank Hammond, all left
Wednesday for Baltimore to attend the
Convention.
Mr.. L. L. Dirickson left Saturday for
Atlantic City to attend the Great Coun-
Gil of Red Men of the United States.
There will be divine service at St.
Martins Brick Church Sunday, at p.
M, Rev. Mr.. CAN'T will preach, and
cordially invites the public.
Chesley CAN'T left on Monday for the
Virginia Theological Seminary, where
he enters the junior class and will take
three years course. After that he ex
poets to enter the ministry. Chesley
CAN'T was admitted as candidate for
Priests Orders last July, since then he
has been assisting his father in Worces.
ter Parish.