Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-01-02
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j., who has been clerking for
Harmonson, for some time, ha
his position and returned TIL
his old home. We were sorry
with MIR. Kurtz, as he is m
ant gentlemen.
Mrs. Florence Shepherd, W
up few weeks ago to visit her
Mr.. and Mrs. James Trader,
her pocket book with $26 in it.
ward any one returning the san
Miss Annie Smack and Mr..
Porter were married Wednesday
Dec. 30th. 1908, by the Rev. W. f
lcroft, at the Manse. They will Ii
Williams st. next door to Mr.. r.. L.
We wish them much happiness.
Miss Hannah Long. of Roxana,
has been visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Hardesty. She returned home Tue.
accompanied by Misses Mary and
Hardesty.
Mrs. Harry Mumford. of Salist
and Miss Susie Pruitt, of Baltimore
the welcome guests of their parents,
and Mrs. Walter Pruitt.
Mrs Harriet Melvin. who has b,
visiting friends and relatives in Que
Anne's. returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bozman, of Georg
town. came Monday to visit friends.
Miss Maud Bowen. of Newark. is vi
iting Miss Louise Powell.
Mr.. Harry Rayne, of Wilmington,
the welcome guest of his mother. Mr.
Rose Rayne.
Mr.. G.. w. Wainwright and famil
left Thursday for Keller, Va, wher
they will make their home in the future
Mrs. w. +. Porter is visiting relat
in Denton.
Mr.. George F. Stafford spent
days in Harrington with friends.
Miss Myra johnson entertain
crowd of her young friends on We
day evening, in honor of her guest
Annie Dennis,
Mr.. Benjamin Selby. of New Yt
home visiting his sister, Mrs E.
Jacobs. near town, also friends in .,a
Miss Margaret Holland, of Milford
came Monday to visit her brother, DIR
Ebe Holland.
The Misses May and Lucy Collins, oil
Salisbury, who have been visiting theil
aunt. Mrs Elijah Carey, left Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hearn and lit
tie daughter. Gladys, left last week fol-
Salisbury, to visit their parents and
grandparents.
Mr.. James Mumford, of New York
is home with his grandmother anG
aunt Ellen, during the Christmas holi
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dennis. of Sails
bury. came last Saturday to visit her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Holland.
Mrs. Laura Williams, of Pittsville, il
the welcome guest of her daughter, Mrs
Edward Holland.
Mrs. Maggie Holland, of Baltimore
came Thursday night of last week Il
visit her brother. Mr.. Will Burbage.
Miss Name Jarvis. of Philadelphia
came last week to visit her aunt, Mrs
Mary f Taylor.
Miss Edna Dennis, OF Pittsville, il
visiting her friend, Miss Jennie Jones
Miss Ida Jarman, who teaches in the
Bryant & Sadler's Collegs. Baltimore, i,
home spending her holidays with hes
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Jarman
Mr. and Mrs John Gibbs took a triI
last week to Chincoteague. while there
they stopped at the Island Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs DeKabe Wood, of Phil.
adelphia, and Miss Minnie Hammond,
came last week TO spend Christmas
week with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Hammond.
Mr.. William Pitts has resigned his po
sition in Virginia and is back home. Nc
place like old Berlin, is there?
Miss Julia Pitts. after two months
visit III Hartford county, with her sister,
Mrs. William Robinson, is home with
us again.
Providence permitting there will be
preaching in the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening. Y
p. NJ. at 6. As o'clock Leader-Miss Liz
zie NJ. Gibbs
Mrs. Gerge Mckee aud daughter. OF
Snow Hill. who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Horsey, returned
home Monday night.
The NJ. Fl Church had its Sunday
school treat Tuesday night in the Sun
day school room. Theirs was Christ
mas tree Laden with candy and oranges
Miss Annie Dennis, of 'Pittsville, i.
guest at the home of Mr.. Joshua
johnson.
Mr. Joseph Ennis. who moved out in
the country last year. has tired of coun-
try life and has moved back to Berlin &c
the same house he formerly occupied
We are always glad to welcome good
citizens back to our town.
Mr.. Harry Davis moved Friday from
Broad street to one of Mr.. Al. Powell.
houses. on Bryan avenue.
II Mr.. Edward Henry and Miss Meta
Henley were married Tuesday noon al
the Episcopal Church by the Rev. J. G
CAN'T. From the church they took the
train to Baltimore
Mr. Gordon Marshall and sister NOV
ed yesterday from Broad street to Mil
street, in one part of Miss Grace Pitts
double house Miss Ellen Marshall. whC
has been quite sick, was taken to Mrs
Esther Hammond's until they were fix
ed in their new home.
Mrs. Jane r. Baynum moved New
Years Day from her home on Broad St
to West St, in the house vacated by
Mr.. Charles Givan Mr.. Givan moved
his family to Delmar where he has been
working for some time. Mr.. William
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