Democratic messenger., 1904-10-01
BERLIN.

| Phlladelphla last Saturday, where she
had been purchasing new line of
millinery goods for fall and winter.
She will have her opening Thursday
and Friday of next week. the 9th and
9Th of October. She will occupy the
store house next door to Anderson and
Williams Carriage Baz ,ar. on Main St.
Miss Ethel Campbell. who is operator
for the Pocomoke Telephone Co., is
learning rapidly. and giving general
satisfaction.
Mr.. Alfred Holloway. who has been
living in Bishopville for several years.
has moved back to Berlin. and has
accepted position with the veneering
Mrs. w. III. Bancroft returned home
Tuesday night after an absence of sever
al weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lofiand, of
Lewes. Del, after short visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Harmonson Mt the Atlantic,
Hotel. returned home Monday.
Miss Mary Sayers. of Norfolk. Va,
after pleasant visit to her cousin. Mr..
Fl F. Harmonson. left Monday to visit
other friends and relatives before re-
turning to her home.
| Mrs. Annie Adkins, of New York,
who has been here all the summer help
ing to nurse her mother. returned home
last Saturday. accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. David Adkins.
Mrs. Ernest Steel and little children.
of Magnolia. Del. came Friday of last
week to visit their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Hammond.
Mr.. Edward Wise left last Tuesday
for business trip to Baltimore.
Do not forget the "rummage sale"
which is going ON at the storehouse
next door to the Chinese Laundry. 1t
will be kept over next week. Any one
not getting their donations in this
week, can send them next week.
Ladies. do not forget Mrs. Thomas
Hammond's and Miss Rose Clayville's
opening. Thursday and Friday of next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lemuel Mumford, of
Cape Charles. came last week to visit
her brother, Mr.. O. B. Taylor. Mr..
Mumford left Monday. but will return
for his wife few weeks later.
Mrs. Theodore Palmatory left Thurs
day for Philadelphia to visit her daugh-
ters.
Mr.. Jehu Quillin has been in Balti-
more this week replenishing his stock
of fall and winter goods.
Mrs. John Kcas. and the Misses Ella
Purnell. Addie Henry and Maud
Whaley, all leave next Monday for
Boston.
Miss Lizzie Marshall, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. William Bostic.
in Salisbury. returned home Thursday.
Mrs. j. H. Tomlinson and Mrs.
Charles jackson, of Salisbury. visited
Mrs. James B. Lytle this week.
Miss Emm3 Tucker. of Berlin. and
Mr.. Edward /Judson, Pawtucket. r l.,
were married in the M. f. Church
Wednesday morning. at half past six
O'Clock. byNRev. w. ii Bancroft. They
took the train for the St. Louis Fair.
where they win spend their honeymoon.
After their return they will make their
home at Pawtucket. X. l.
Mrs. Mamie Barnes. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs John Keas,
returned to her home in Pocomoke City,
Tuesday.
Misses Sallie Porter and Janette Wise
left Friday morning for Wilmington to
take course at Goldey's College. They
were accompanied by Miss Sallie's
father. Mr.. Frank Porter. They will
spend Sunday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles Tucker. of Philadelphia.
who came home to attend his sisters
marriage, returned Wednesday.
The ladies of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church have been for several weeks
painting and pa,ering the inside of
| the rectory. an,. making general i'm
provements. We wonder what our
churches would do, if it were not for
the ladies.
DIR. Cyrus Dirickson and wife moved
in their new and commodious home
this week on West ST., next door to his
parents.
Providence permitting. the Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be ad-
ninistered in the Presbyterian Church
to- morrow morning. and at Libertytown
in the afternoon, bv the pastor. Preach
ing in the evening. Y. p NJ. at seven
O'Clock. p. III. Leader, Mr.. Robert
Massey.
Mr.. Chester Nicholson, who has been
attending school for telegraphy in
Lebanon, Pa, since the first of June,
has returned home to visit his parents.
Mr. James Mumford, of New York
City. comes tn night Saturday to visit
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary NJ. Mum
ford.
Our boys came home Wednesday
night from the base ball game at Snow
Hill very much elated. The game was
l2 to in favor of Berlin. We think
Berlin boys are hard to beat any way.
Rev. G. g. Williams is still away
with his wife. who is quite sick. We
hope she will soon be well. and that
they can return home soon.