Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-11-19
BERLIN.

FeSlue0I OF ber.lu, out VINO mas Deel
living in and near New York City for
quite number of wears. was killed last
Saturday in New York while going to
his place of business, by the falling of a
pole. He was inferred at his home in
Woodbridge, N. j., Tuesday afternoon.
His cousin. Mr.. +. s. Furbush and two
sisters, Mrs David Adkins and Mrs
George Harrison attended the funeral
He leaves wife and one son. Mr.. Will
liam Franklin, of New York. and a
brother, and three sisters, Mr.. George
Franklin, of New York, Mrs. Annie
Adkins, of New York. Mrs. David Ad-
kins, and Mrs. George III ,rrison. of
Berlin. Mr.. Franklin was born in Ber-
lin in 1919, and his old friends here
timely death, extend their most heart
felt sympathy to all the relatives.
We understand that MIR. A. f. Chance,
Mr.. Noah Bradford, and Mr.. Riley
Ennis expect TO eat their Thanksgi wing
dinner in their new homes. that they
have built since the fire. That speaks
well for the push of old Berlin. which
has been called dead for number of
years. We are not quite dead, as YOU
would think if you would come and see.
Mrs. Sarah Hudson. of Ocean City, is
the guest of Mrs. George Wise this
week.
Miss Lizzie Marshall, of Selbyv lille,
came Saturday night to visit her sister
Mrs. George Wise, returning Monday.
Mrs. Samuel Massey and little daugh-
ter, Sarah, of Ocean City. are visiting
har oisfor Mrc Alioa NJ ,scav
Mrs. James c. Dirickson, who has
been in Baltimore visiting Mr.. Edward
Herbert of the Eutaw House. returned
home last Saturday. accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. Edward Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Longwell left
Wednesday for Philadelphia to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton.
Mrs. George Bunting and little daugh-
ter of Baltimore came Monday to visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Bowen.
DIR. Thomas Hammond. of Washing
ton, has been the guest this week of his
mother, Mrs Esther Hammond.
Mr.. A. F. Powell. who has been in
Baltimore on business this week, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Adams has bought the
Berlin Herald from Mr.. Roscoe White
and will move the same to Berlin, un-
der the supervision of Mr.. Gordon
Marshall.
| Mr.. and Mrs Garfield J lhnson moved
last week into their new home which
has just been finished, out OH Main ST..
next door to his fathers house.
Providence permitting. there will be
1 h. - u
the pastor, tomorrow morning and
quarter of seven. Leader, Mr. Harry
Dill.
Rev. Vaughn Collins, of Port
Deposit, has been spending this week
with his mother. Mrs. Jane Collins.
| Mr. Robert Adkins left Tuesday for a
business trip to Harrington.
Miss Lee Burbage leaves next We'd
nesday for B fillmore. and will combine
business and pleasure while on her trip.
Mr.. Levin Dirickson has been in
EAston this week attending the Field
Trial of dogs. Levin took up several
dogs which he hoped would compete
favorably with others.
| Mr.. William Taylor and friend. Mr..
Edgar Fitch. of Westfield. N. j.. are
the guests this week of Mrs. Mary NJ
Mumford. They came OH cunning
expedition.
Rev. Q. L. Wyatt. ID. D.. of Middle
town, Del, will preach at Snow Hill
Sunday. and will stop over i'll Berlin
Tuesday to see his sister and other
friends.
Mr.. John Derrickson has been home
with his family few days this week.
Mr.. w. F. Porter left Thursday for
Wilmington to visit his daughter. Miss
Sallie. who is attending Goldey's Blsi'
ness College.
The Epworth League of the NJ +.
Church will hold festival on Thanks
giving evening. over Mr.. William
Collins blacksmith shop. Ice cream,
cake. chicken salad and coffee will be
served. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. G. w. Marshall. who has been
spending the past week in Wilmington
and Baltimore, returned home Monday
evening.
Mrs. Jennie Reed, of Lewes. Del,
who has been visiting Mrs. Eliza Work
man. left for home Monday.
Mrs John Tyre left today for
Newark to visit her cousin. Mrs. Sewell
| Dennis.
A Thanksgiving supper, with oysters
and other good things to eat. will be
held at the Neighborhood Sunday
School. near Golden Quarter, on Novem-
Der oath, in their building, which has
just been lathed and plastered. The
proceeds will be used to help paw for the
work Come and do good. and have a
good time. If stormy Thursday. come
the next day.
Mr. George Williams and family
moved Thursday to Salisbury where
they will make their home for the future.
Miss Rose Clayville left Tuesday for
Wilmington and Philadelphia to pur-
chase her Christmas goods.
Mrs. John Herman left Wednesday
for Baltimore to visit friends and do
some fall shopping.
Miss Lizzie Tilghman. who has been
in Philadelphia buying new line of
dress goods and Christmas presents, has
returned home
We are glad to see Mrs III. +. Har-
monson out again, after the severe
injury she received on the train two