Democratic messenger., 1903-09-12
BERLIN.

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her husbuad who died very suddenly
of heart trouble. He was sitting wait
ing for the work hour when he fell
backward. When they picked him up
'he>was dead. Mrs. Clayville was accom-
panied by her daughter. Miss Jennie,
and her son-in law. Mr.. John Rayne.
The remains were brought TO Berlin
Wednesday and buried Thursday morn
ing at Evergreen Cemetery. Rev. q.
l.. Hardesty attended the services.
Messrs Wise and Burbage were funeral
directors.
Mrs Lewis and her daughter. Miss
Hester Lewis, of Tatawista. Pa, are
the guests OF DIR. +. J. Dirickson and
wife at the Cedars.
Mr. John Bosnian and Miss Phipps.
of Snow Hill. were married in Snow
He'll Tuesday and came to Berlin where
/hA has been stopping for some time.
We wish them pleasant journey
through life.
Miss Margaret Harmonson gave a
cobweb party Tuesday evening to a few
of her young friends. They had quite
a merry time.
Mr. Edward Melvin, of Stephensville,
comes tomorrow to visit his brother,
Ernest Melvin
Miss Laura Henry and her niece, Miss
Gertrude Henry. of near Wilmington,
n. G., are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Henry. While here they will
visit other relatives and friends.
Miss Name Jarvis. of Philadelphia,
who has been the guest of her aunt,
Lizzie Taylor, left to-day for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Taylor. of New
York. came this week to visit his sister.
Mrs. Jonothan Baker, and other rela-
tives.
a party of our lads and lassies went
on a straw ride TO the home of their
friend. Miss Mamie Ayres. at Golden
Quarter, Wednesday evening.
Miss Josephine Keas, of Chinco-
league, who has been making visit TO
her cousin, Virginia Trader, was called
home ON account of sickness of her
father.
Prof Lee Carey has been at home a
few days this week with his parents.
There will not be anv service at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn
ing or evening on account of the absence
of the pastor. Sunday school and Y. p.
NJ, at the usual hours. Leader of Y. p.
NJ, Mr.. Jesse Tucker
Mr.. Frederic Savage's friends are ali
glad to see him at home with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs T. T. Savage. He
ing Co. of Williamsburg, Va. The
youngest cashier of a bank in the
United States.
Mrs. Benjamin Hitchins and children.
of Brighton. Va, came Monday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Tingle.
Mr.. Clayton Landing and baby of
Philadelphia, are the welcome guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Massey.
Mrs. Georgia Wise is visiting her
sister Mrs. William Bostic this week.
Mrs. Samuel Leith and children, of
New York, are the guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Taylor.
Miss Minnie Jones, who has been
spending her vacation with friends in
Princess Anne, returned to Berlin to.
day, preparatory to taking her school
next Wednesday. She will board this
winter with Mrs. Henry Anderson.
Mrs. Fanny Murray of Girdletree. who
has been in Berlin several weeks with
her mother and daughter, returned
home Tuesday.
While going to Ocean City Monday a
mule team driven by a colored boy ran
into Mr.. Henry Godfrey's carriage and
made kindling wood of it. We were
glad that nothing more serious was
the r, suit.
Mrs. William Burbage and children
and Fannie Givins spent a few days at
Claibourne this week with friends.
Mrs. G. Wise aud Mrs. l. I. Marshall,
who went to Ocean City last week, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Adkins and daughter, of
New York. who have been spending
the summer with their sister and aunt,
Mrs. David Adkins, returned home
Thursday.
Mr.. William Franklin and wife and
their son and daug gnter, who have been
spending several months at their sum
mer home at Baywater. returned to
their home i'll New York this week.
Mrs l.. b. Mumford is visiting her
parents at Girdletree this week
Miss Nina Bell left Monday for
Delmar Del, to visit her ault, Mrs
George Burrows.
Mrs Robert Roth, of Warrington, Va.
who made pie asant visit this summer
with her brother. Mr.. Sidney Pruitt, re
turned Monday.
Miss Mahon Nutter. of St. Peters,
Md, was the guest of Miss Annie
Hardesty this week
Misses Mary Marshall and Ada
Krebs are spending the week in Sails
bury with relatives.
Rev w. H. Bancroft and family, left
Tuesday for his vacation. He will take
his son Wallace, to Philadelphia TO his
school. then they will visit friends and
relatives i'll Cape May, Chester. and
other points.
Misses Lizzie Tilghman, Annie
Taylor, Emma Tucker. Mrs Matte
Rogers and Mrs. Arba Tucker all went
to Snow Hill Thursday to attend the
County Convention of the w q. L. u.
a party of young folks of the NJ +
Church had picnic at Williams Grove
Monday Ii was the last of the season,
though last it was not least in having
good time.
Mrs. John Warren and children, who
have been visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Warren, left Monday