Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-10-22
BERLIN.

mediately after his return to New
York. he will leave for italy in the
interest of his employees
visiting in frankfort, for two or three
weeks has returned home.
The remains of Mrs. Patty Williams.
who died in Snow Hill Monday, Oct
klfh, were brought to Berlin and in-
erred in Evergreen cemetery Wednes-
Jay afternoon Mrs. Williams was 80
years old. she leaves four children
Messrs. Charles. Cyrus and James Will
liams ard Mrs. Martha Burbage Wise
| and Burbage were funeral directors.
Mr.. John Dennis infant child was
INFERRED in Evergreen cemetery Mon
day. o. Evans. funeral director.
Miss Lizzie Marshall after spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs.
George Wise, left Tuesday for Selby-
VILE, to trim again for Mrs. William
Williams
The Epworth League of the NJ f
Church. held their social at the home of
Mrs. George Wise Wedne sday even
ing.
| Mrs. Harry Young aud little daugh-
ter. of Pocomoke City. who have been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jehu Quillin,
left Thursday 4
We were sorry to learn of tine death
Of one of our Old friends at Locust
TGrove, Tuesday, Oct. 18th. Mrs Mary
FCAMoore. sister of Messrs. George and
A Frank Hammond. Mrs. Frank Ham
mond was with her a few days before
her death.
Miss Mamie Mitchell and Mr.. John
%Rfyne. of St. Martins. were married
"Wednesday evening in Mount Pleasant
Church. by the Rev. Mr. Davis. after
(which a reception was given ut the
home of the brides father, Mr.. Cyrus
Mitchell.
Mrs. Adelia Carey, left Berlin Thurs
day to stay with her daughter. Mrs.
Richardson, until the first of the year,
when she can get another house Mr..
and Mrs. John Derrickson will occupy
her house for the future.
Mrs. Charles Marshall left Monday
for Baltimore, to visit friends aud
relatives for week or two.
Mrs. S. NJ Purnell left Tuesday for
Bishopville.
DIR. John Pitts spent the day in Phila-
delphia Tuesday OH business
Mrs. Ann Baldwin, who has been
away for couple of months. returned
home Thursday of last week.
Miss Clara Dirickson who has had
j tbsition in the Telephone Office for
Heveral years has accepted position in
fthe bank of her brother. l.. l.. Dirickson.
4 Jr. She entered upon her new duties
Monday.
| Mr. Frank Tyre and wife, moved last
Friday from Vine ST.. where they have
been staying with his mother to Viii
liams st in the house next door To MIR.
William Massey.
Mr.. John Derrickson, who has been
home with his family few days re-
turned to Philadelphia, Monday.
Mr.. Lemuel Mumford. of Cape
Charles, came Saturday night to accom-
pany his wife home. She has been
visiting her brother.C. B. Taylor. They
left Monday morning.
Mrs. Harriet Bacon. of New York
City. came last Saturday to visit her
friend, Mrs. @. B. Taylor.
Mr. Lee Carey came home last Friday.
Rev. G. G. Williams, who has been
with his wife at the hospital in Phila-
delphia. a few weeks returned home
Monday. We are glad to hear Mrs.
Williams is improving.
| Messrs. Harry Yonng and John
Farlow drove up Sunday from Pocomoke
City. to visit their wives who were up
here visiting.
Mrs. w. II. Bancroft, left Tuesday
| for Linwood, Pa, to attend the funeral
of her cousin.
| Mrs. Jane r. Biynum. who has been
in Delaware and Philadelphia visiting
friends and relatives for the past two
months. returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. David Adkins went to New
York last Saturday to join his wife. and
they returned home Tuesday. after a
pleasant visit.
Miss Mabel Powell attended the State
Convention of the w. q. u. at Centre
vile this week. to take part in the gold
medal contest for elocution.
Mr.. Will Laws and wife returned this
week from their trip to the World S
Fair.
Providence permitting. there will be
preaching in the assembly room of the
High School tomorrow morning and
evening. Young peoples meeting at
quarter of seven in the evening. Leader.
Mrs W. III. Bancroft. Sunday school
in the morning at half past nine.
An election of officers for the Presby
terrain Y. p. M. was held at the home OF
DR.. John Pitts Tuesday evening Those
elected were: Mr.. Samuel Quillin,
President; Mr. Edwin Abbott. Treasurer
Miss Katharine Massey, Secretary; Miss
Marie Pitts. vice. President.
Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Harmonson left
for Philadelphia Thursday. After a
few days in the city they will leave fol
the st. Louis Exposition.
Reginald Parsons. the three year old
son of Dr. and Mrs. Milton Parsons, ate
some corrosive sublimare tablets some
ten days ago and died from the effect.
Sunday last. Services were held at the
Slhouse Tuesday morning. Increment
Awas in Buckingham cemetery. Rev
W. III. Bancroft offiiciated. assisted by
Rev. +. Brooks of the NJ. 4 Church
South The little one is in Heaven
waiting to welcome father aud mother
The pail bearers were Masters Charlie
Gunby. Fred Bethards. Conwel
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