Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-09-17
BERLIN.

were glad to see him looking SO well.
Mrs. John Burbage and little son,
Henry, left Thursday for Wilmington
to visit her sister, Mrs Ernest Melvin.
She will also visit Philadelphia and
Camden before her return.
Rev. G. O. Williams went to Salisbury
Monday to meet the Committee to make
arrangements for the Epworth League
! Convention. which will meet here in
October.
Miss Annie Bridell. of Baltimore. who
has been visiting Mrs. Theron Hanley
and Mrs. Nettie Trader. left Wednesday
for Snow Hill.
The stores of Berlin which have been
closing at half past seven during the
summer, are now open again every
evening for the fa Il and winter months.
Mr.. John Rayne and family. who
have been at Ocean City this summer.
have returned home again.
Miss Matte Jones. of near Berlin,
and Mr.. Peter Hudson, of Kings Greek,
Somerset Co., were married Wednesday
lat the Rectory in Salisbury by Rev.
David Howard. She was accompanied
| to Salisbury by her sister. Miss Minnie
Jones, and her cousin, Miss Flossie
Holland. After the ceremony the bride
and groom took the train for the st.
Louis Fair They have our best wishes
for long aud happy life.
Master Howard Furbush left Monday
for pleasure trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. John Rayne has been at Ocean
City this week visiting her friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Cropp'r.
Mrs. William Burbage is making her
mother, Mrs. Jesse Turner. a visit this
week.
Mr.. Victor Hammond left Thursday
for Jefferson College. Philadelphia.
Miss Katrine Hoffman, of Morristown,
N. j., leaves next Monday for home.
Miss Hoffman will be missed by her
friends here.
Mr.. William Franklin and wife. who
have been spending the summer at their
summer home at Edgewater. returned
home to-day Saturday.
Master George Williams. who has
been visiting his aunt lat Salisbury came
home Monday.
Miss ANNE Taylor. after long and
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Leith. of Poughkeepsie. n. Y, has re-
turned home. accompanied by Mrs.
Leith and her little sou.
Mr. and Mrs Morgan Warren return
I'd home Monday. from Ocean City.
where they have been spending the
summer
Mr. Charles Workman, of Whining
ton. came home Monday to spend his
vacation with his father aud other
relatives.
Mr. w. @. Franklin, of Baltimore,
came Tuesday to attend the convention
at Ocean City. From there he went to
Snow Hill to see his mother who is
visiting in Snow Hill.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank TAYLOR. of New
York, have been the guests this week
of his sister. Mrs. Jonathan Baker.
Miss Emma Bowen. of Philadelphia.
who has been the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
q. E. Henry for some time, returned
home last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Franklin, of
New York, who have been visiting their
sister. Mrs. George Harrison. returned
home last Saturday.
Miss Annie Davis has returned home
from pleasant visit TO her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Windsor, at Georgetown.
Mr. Homer Porter, who attends the
Wilson Seminary, East Hampton,
Mass, came home last Saturday to
spend his vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porter.
Mr.. Charles Reed. one of our old Ber-
lin friends. who has been making his
home at Port Norfolk for several years.
has been with us few days this week.
He returned Wednesday.
Miss Mary Jarvis, of Philadelphia.
who has been the welcome guest OF her
aunt. Mrs Elizabeth Taylor. returned
home Monday
Mr.. William Bowen made his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bowen, a short
visit this week.
Miss Nellie Powell gave birthday
party to her many young friends We'd
nesday evening. in honor of her 10Th
birthday. May she live to have many
more such pleasant birthdays.
Mr.. Gilbert Chopper moved from
Ocean City to Berlin. Thursday.
Mrs Elijah Carey was called to Sails
sister. Miss Angie Hudson.
Mrs. Thomas Hammond ana FAMILY,
who have spent the summer with Mrs.
Esther Hammond. returned to her
home in Washington to-day Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah LeCato and sister. Miss
Daisy Wise, left for Baltimore. Thurs
day, on a business trip.
Mr. Harry Dill has accepted posi-
Ition as clerk with the Berlin Hardware
| Company, Messrs. A. +. Powell and
Robert Massey. proprietors.
Mr.. Horace Davis is fitting up the old
post Office building for Mrs. George
Calhoun. who expects to open MILL
merry store there this fall.
Misses Lizzie Tilghman and Lizzie
Gibbs returned Friday from the st.
Louis Exposition.
Buckingham Sunday School to-mor-
row morning at half past nine. Y. p.
NJ. at z in the evening. Mr.. Horace
Davis, leader.
| Rev. and Mrs. Henry W. Bancroft
will return home today from st. Louis.
where they have been attending the
Worlds Fair. There will be preaching
in buckingham Presbyterian church
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