Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-12-24

Miss Nettie Thomas. who has been
spending some time with Mrs Thomas
Hammond, left Tuesday to visit her
brother, Rev G. 7. Wyatt. at Middle
town. Del.
Mr. William Hammond, who is at
tending college at Carlisle. Pa. came
home Friday to spend the HOLIDAYS with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ham
mond.
Mrs. II. +. Harmonson left today
Saturday for Philadelphia and West
vile. n. j., to visit her mother.
Mrs. Nettie Trader left today (Satur-
day. TO spend the holidays with her
friend. Mrs. J. Mumford at Woodbury.
n. j.
Mrs. Ellen Robins, of Snow Hill, came
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs Maggie
Purnell.
We are very sorry to hear of Mrs.
| Charles Choppers accident last Mon
day. She was attending to dinner when
the stove fell on her hurting her limb
just below the knee. 1t was fortunate
she was not scalded. as there was sever
al vessels on the stove. Hope that she
will soon recover.
| 4 The NJ. Z. Church gave their minis
Ter, Rev. &C. Williams severe pound
ing Wednesday night. He seemed to en-
| joy their treatment.
Mr.. Wilmer Purnell and Miss Mary
Morris, of Berlin. drove TO Snow Hill
Tuesday and were quietly married at
Purnell's hotel
Mr.. Levin Dirickson leaves Monday
| for Easton to spend the holidays.
Miss Ethel Grant, of North East, came
Wednesday to visit her little friend.
Miss Margaret Jacobs.
\ Mr. Columbus Marshall. who has
been assistant agent at the p. b. & W..
depot has resigned, aud Mr.. Chester
Nicholson has been appointed to the
position Mr.. Marshall has been appoint
ed carrier on the Rural Delivery Route
No. 3.
Mrs. W. Laws spent a few days this
week with her parents at Parsonburg.
Mrs. W. H. Clark. of Clayton, Del.
is the guest for the holidays of her sis
ter. Mrs A. T. Chance.
Mr. William Bowen. of Philadelphia,
will be home tonight Saturday to visit
his parents Mr.. and Mrs James Bowen,
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Bowen of Eliza.
beth City. N. J. will also come down.
4 Miss, Annie Littleton and Mr.. Ell
ward Grey were married Tuesday night
| by the Rev. G.. O. Williams at the home
of the brides paren is in Sinepuxent. A
| splendid supper was served after the
lfnarriage which was enjoyed by US.
Mr.. Charles Early Dryden was in
Berlin Thursday to visit his old friends
Mr.. James Knox who is working in
Va, came home Wednesday night to
spend the holidays with his wife.
Mr.. Alfred Quillin and Miss Lulu
Devils. of Ocean City. were married on
the ice on Pocomoke river Wednesday
by The Rev G. G. Williams. They OBJ
tanned their license in Wicomico Co.,
aud came here to be married aud there
fore had to drive over the river into
Wicomico to have the knot tied
Read Burb age. Powell & Co.'S adver-
tisment in the MESSENGER every week
They are the leaders in Furniture.
Clothing. Dry Goods. etc.
Mr. Theron Hanley and her children
left Friday for Woodbury.. N. Y. to
visit her mother, Mrs Julia Mumford.
Providence permitting. there will
be preaching by the pastor. Rev. W. II.
Bancroft. in the Assembly Room tomor-
row morning and evening. Y.P. NJ. at
seven o'clock. Leader. Miss Mary Hen
man.
Miss Margaret Harmonson left Tues
day for Wilmington to visit her uncle.
Frank Harmonson. She will go from
there to Landsdown to visit her friend.
Miss Lilly Peterson, and then to Morris
town, N. j.. to spend several weeks
with her schoolmate Miss Katrine Hoff-
man, and act as bridesmaid for another
schoolmate, Miss HELEN Faucett.