Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-07-23

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Presbyterian Church. Stockton. Sun
day morning and evening at the usual
hours. by the pastor. Rev. j. b. North.
Mrs Edwin III. Nelson and Miss
Pauline Nelson. who have been visiting
relatives in Snow Hill for several weeks.
have returned to their home in FELTON,.
p. ID. q. Diarrhoea Mixture has
been used successfully in this locality
for the last fifty years. 10 and % cents
a bottle. For sale by p. ID. Cottingham
q Co.
Harry J Hackett, the piano and
organ tuner. will be in Snow Hill the
week beginning July 25th. Orders left at
Vincent's jewelry store will receive
prompt attention.
Mr.. Clogg, the Photographer, will
spend Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday of each week at Snow Hill,
and Friday and Saturday of each week
in Pocomoke City.
After spending several weeks with
his parents in Snow Hill. Mr.. Louis
Boehm, returned to New York City last
Saturday. accompanied by Master Wal
ter Seligman, who has been his guest
Mr.. Walter J. Doyle, of Philadel-
phia. was the guest of Mr.. A. ID. Irwin
this week. He was called to Philadel-
phia Tuesday by a telegram announcing
the serious illness of his grandmother.
"A festival will be held at Mt Olive
NJ. p church in the afternoon and even
ing of Wednesday. August Bird. On the
following day. Thursday, August 4th.
the annual picnic to Public Landing
will be held
\ MI. John p. Moore. Jr. was operated
Hponf FOR appendicitis at the Johns Hop
kNSf Hospital. Baltimore, last Friday
aftftnoon. Despite the warm weather
offhis week. he is getting along nicely
AID Wi probably be able to return home
jh few weeks.
-Messrs. Hastings & Timmons' new
Aprebouse is going up on the lot they
recS1tly purchased on the n Z. corner
of Washington and Green Streets. This
fir4 will have handsome and comodi-
Ovs quarters another year.
There will be services at Franklin
City Nj + Church tomorrow Sunday
as follows: 10 30 Il. M. a I'd 90 p. m
preaching by Rev. John w. Jones, n
former pastor; 3 90 p. m, preaching by
Rev. J. B. North, of Snow Hill.
The friends and members of
Acquango, NJ. p. Church will hold a
festival in the afternoon and evening of
cake, lemonade and fruit will be served
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nesday. the festival will be held the next
day.
In order to enable the Executor to
close the estate of the late Dr. George
w. Bishop, the books of Selby & Bishop
must first be closed. and are in my hands
for that purpose. All persons indebted
TO said firm will please settle at once.
John w. Station. Attorney at Law.
There will be festival at Pitt IS
Creek Presbyterian Church. Beaver
Dam, Maryland. on the Goth inst Thurs.
day EVENING" An invitation to the pub
lie is cordially extended The proceeds
of the festival will go TO the cnurch.
Miss Mary " Riley left Snow Hill
last week for an extended visit to her
sisters in Baltimore. She was accom-
panied by her aunt, Mrs Charles Dono-
van, who has been visiting relatives in
Tampa, Florida. They will also visit
the st. Louis Exposition before return
ing home.
Two young men. Charles and James
Wilkinson. sons of a well known farmer
residing about five miles from Laurel,
Del, were drowned Sunday afternoon
while bathing in mill pond near their
home. 1t is thought that Charles, the
elder. met his fate trying to save his
brother, who had been seized with
cramps.
The ladies of Stockton will hold a
festival and bazaar ON the school yard
grounds next Tuesday evening, July
Goth. If the weather should be unfavOr-
able Tuesday evening, it will be post
poned until the following evening Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of Holy Cross
Episcopal Church.
-TMr f. Clarke Fontaine, son of Mr..
Edgar Fontaine, of Pocomoke City. has
been appointed principal of the POGO.
Ihpke High School. Mr. Fontaine was
6sastant to the principal for two years
Rev. J. HI. Handy, the former principal,
will be retained as vice-principal, and
will have charge of the grammar school.
Persons who have not paid their sub
scriptions TO the MESSENGER. are again
reminded that our terms are one dollar
year in advance. We have recently
cut off our list number of subscribers
badly behind. and we shall keep on GO
Ing through our list and get rid of those
who do not appreciate the paper enough
to pay for it. These claims will be put
in other hands for collection.
The thirty seventh annual session of
the Maryland State Teachers Associa-
ton. III session at Ocean City, adjourn
ed Friday evening of last week. after
electing officers for the ensuing year, as
follows: President, Arthur +. Smith,
Homecoming; first vice. president. Edgar
McMaster. Pocomoke City; second vice.
president, Cook B. Lucket, Montgomery
County; recording secretary, A. G..
Harley, Laurel; corresponding secretary.
Susie Magruder. Calvert County; treas
urer. John 4 McCahan, Baltimore; exc.
cutive committee. Dr. S. Simpson, West
minister; II. r. Wallis. Annapolis; Dr.
w. III. Tolson. Baltimore; A S. Cook.
TowSon and a r Gaithreath Darl-