Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-12-19
BERLIN.

Mr.. George Williams moved Wednes-
day from Bay street to his new home
he has built out on William street.
Mr.. George Taylor moved Tuesday
from Bay street to Church street. in the
house vacated by Mr.. Borden Timmons.
Mrs. Annie Ulayville moved Thursday
from Church street to the house on Bay
street, vacated by Mr.. Geo. Williams.
Mr.. Charles Workman, who has been
working in Wilmington, came home on
Tuesday to visit his father, Mr.. John
Workman.
Mr.. Charles Holland, of Baltimore,
came Friday to spend few days with
his brother, DR.. Ebe Holland.
Miss Mary Jones, who has been spend
ing some time in Berlin, with her friend.
Miss Mamie Purnell. left Tuesday for
Baltimore where she has accepted a po
sition as assistant in Church Home for
orphans. Miss Mary 8 friends were sor-
ry to have her leave Berlin
Mrs. D. O. Hudson. who has been Wis.,
iting her friend, Mrs. r. D. Jones, in
Snow Hill. returned home Tuesday.
l /Mr. George Rayne and wife have
Moved from Liberty to Berlin and have
<lNcated on Church street, in the house
LATELY occupied by Mr.. Blackboard. who
has moved to Salisbury.
Rev. w. H. Bancroft has been in
Philadelphia few days this week shop.
ping. returning Wednesday night.
Providence permitting, there will be
preaching in the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening. Y. p.
M. at 6.45. Leader-Miss Florida Hen.
man.
Mr.. H. +. Harmonson's horses and
mules, twenty-five in lumber, arrived
at his stables Wednesday evening. Now
is yonr time if you want nice horse or
mule. Come and take your choice.
Mrs. H. F Harmonson returned from
Philadelphia Wednesday night.
Miss Margaret Harmonson. who is at
tending Darlington Seminary, West.
chester, came home this week to spend
her Xmas holidays with her parents.
Capt John Chopper, of Atlantic Cltv.
came Wednesday to visit his mother,
and other relatives.
Mr.. Peter Givan. formerly of Berlin,
came Wednesday with his family to
visit his mother, Mrs. Jane Givan. Il
has been II years since Mr.. Given was
here.
Mr.. Willie Hammond, of the Confer
ence Academy, Dover, came FRIDAY
night to spend his holidays with his pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hammond.
Rev. G.. L. Hardesty left Wednesday
for St, Michaels to deliver a lecture.
Mrs. w, A. Vickers, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Ebe Holland,
for a long visit, returned home Wednes.
day Her husband, Captain Vickers, of
the Indian River Life Saving Station,
came and accompanied her home.
May Purnell gave party to her many
friends Tuesday evening in honor of
her 18th birthday. She received many
kpretty and useful presents, among which
were nice watch and chain. nice
lamp and many others too numerous to
mention.
Rev. David Howard. of Salisbury,
came Tuesday to spend few days with
his old friends, who are always glad to
see him.
Your correspondent had the pleasure
Wednesday morning of being ono of the
guests at the marriage ceremony Of Miss
Nellie Wise and Mr.. Garfield johnson,
yat the home of the brides mother. The
Aride was dressed in pretty suit of
MQdf Cloth. with hat to match. The
grd1m was dressed in the conventional
BLACK. Rev. G. l.. Hardesty, the BRIDES
pastoA officiated with very pretty mar
mage ceremony, after which they took
the north bound train for Philadelphia
The bride received quite number of
pretty and useful presents. We wish
them every blessing through their mar
ried life.
Miss Mary Adkins. of Laurel, Del.
spent few days here this week, OH bus
mess.
Mr.. John Truitt and Miss Ida Short,
of Logtown. Md. were made man and
wife by Rev e. L. Hardesty ON Thurs
hE evening, December 18th, at CLANCY
fwn, at 6 30 o'clock. The happy couple
kdQk the nuptial vows under the arch
of Ehe blue sky, while the multitudinous
stars looked down and smiled their ap-
proval of a match evidently made III
heaven. immediately after the beauti.
full ceremony the happy couple took the
Pedal Express for Logtown.
Mr.. William Taylor, of Westfield, N.
j.. who has been here cunning, return
ed home Tuesday.