Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-02
BERLIN.

Misses Ida Clayville and WinifreC
Dukes. of Snow HILL came last Satur
day to visit Miss Rose Clayville.
Miss Annie Dirickson, who has beer
home for couple of weeks with her pa
rents. returned to her duties at John.
Hopkins Hospital Wednesday. She wa:
accompanied by her father, DIR. +. J
Dirickson.
Mr.. Edward Evans, of Pocomokc City
came up Saturday to visit his parent,
and other friends.
Providence permitting, there will b,
preaching at Libertytown tomorrow af
ternoon.
Mrs. Harry Vickers and Mrs. G. Cal
houn, of Georgetown, came Wednesday
to visit Mrs. Ebe Holloway
Eliza Morris. a respectable colored
man, SO years old. and who lived alone
was found dead i'll his house Sunday
He had fallen on the floor near the stove
Miss Hilda Williams left to-day fol-
Philadelphia to visit her brother. Mr.
Raymond Williams.
Miss Florida Herman and mother
went to Chincoteague Friday to- visit
Mrs. Henman's sister. Mrs. Lille Mat
thews.
Miss Maggie Davis has gons to George
town to spend Easter with her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Windsor.
Miss Mary Morris. who has been for
the last two or three months, visiting
her brothers and sisters in Salisbury, re.
turned home Friday of las. week
Master Robert Hannah left last week
for Pittsburg to visit friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. w. II. Bancroft and mother, Mrs.
Baldwin, who have been visiting in
Chester and Philadelphia. returned last
night friday.
Rev. G.. l.. Hardesty and family left
for his new charge in Whitesville, Del.
Wednesday. Mr.. Hardesty has made
many friends in Berlin, who regret to
see him leave.
The friends of Mrs Esther Cross. of
Chester but formerly of Berlin, were
grieved to(hear of her death Sunday,
March 21th,> 1904. Mr.. aud Mrs. +. S.
Furbush, and Mr.. II. +. Harmonson at
tended her funeral in Chester, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. George Bunting and little daugh-
ter. Dorothy, of Baltimore. came Friday
to visit their parents. Mr. and Mrs w.
I. Bowen.
Miss Louise Connaway and mother,
who have been visiting in Washington.
returned home Monday.
Mrs Jehu Quillin and little daughter
Macon. left Tuesday for Pocomokc City
to visit her sister, Mrs. Harry Young.
Miss Beulah Vincent. of Snow Hill,
came up last week to spend a few days
with her grandmother.
Providence permitting. there will be
preaching in Buckingham Church to-
morrow morning and evening. There
will be Easter services and Easter an
thrms
Mr.. Horace Davis begun the erection
this week of a fine dwelling house out
on West street, next door tn DIR. T. J
Dirickson' 5 residence, for DR.. Cyrus Dir
ickson.
Mrs Emory Bell, who has been quite
sick in Baltimore, returned home last
week accompanied by her daughter. Mrs
Laban Quillin, who has been nursing
her during her illness.
Wednesday. the first day pf the open
ings. the ladies of Berlin were out in
large crowds looking at those beautiful
new hats. Miss Clayviile aud Mrs. Ham
mond did such good business that they
were fully repaid for all their trouble.
MIR. Edward Kurtz, who went mp to
Westville, n. j., last week to visit his
mother. returned Thursday evening
Rev. G. @. Williams came last Satur.
day. and preached his first sermon 10
his Berlin charge. He returned Mon
day and moved his family Wednesday
He was received at the Parsonage by the
ladies of the church with fine dinner.
There will be a cobweb social and
candy sale held in the Lecture room of
Buckingham Presbyterian Church on
Monday evening. April 18th. at 1.3C
o'clock. There will be charge of five
cents. aud a prize ut the end of each
cobweb.
Miss Lizzie Powell gave a card party
to her friends Friday evening of las,
week. All report pleasant evening
Mr.. Thomas Jarvis. who has brcu
spending the winter in Annapolis. re
turned home Wednesday.