Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-30

After pleasant visit to her parents
here. Mrs. Chas. Richardson left last
week for her home in College Park.
After several months visit to friends
in Baltimore, Miss Mary Clayville re-
turned home last Thursday. Her mar
riage with Mr.. VIM. Cottman will take
place Saturday morning in the Presby-
terrain church.
Prof. John : Hill and his corps of
teachers attended the Institute held this
week in in Snow Hill.
The colored people Of our town have
been very much exercised over ghost
which has been seen on our streets. If
that ghost would only come and stand
on the corners of our streets. the ladies
of our town would be very grateful to
him.
Mrs. VIM. Jones and little daughter.
Lucille. spent part of last week with her
brother. MIR. James Barnes. and sister.
Miss Nellie.
DR. Lemuel Collins, of Pittsville, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Thomas
Lindsay.
Miss Lola Moore, of Snow Hill. spent
part of this week with Mrs. Thos. Whar-
| ton.
Miss Lucille Collins. of Snow Hill,
visited Miss Lillian Waters this week.
Miss Lille Nicholson left this week
for visit to friends on Chincoteague.
Mr.. Emanuel Hastings, who has been
visiting friends here, went to his home
in Mt Vernon last Saturday for a few
position as salesman with Mr.. u. p.
Wharton and Son.
Miss Mabel Irwin, of Snow Hill, is
the guest at the home of Mrs. u. p.
| Wharton.
The Busy Bees were entertained this
week at the bay at an oyster roast by
Mr.. Chestnut Jones. and the Y. p. u.
at the home of Mrs David Taylor.
We are sorry to hear of the illness of
Rev. Mather. He has been under treat
ment in the hospital in Baltimore since
Conference, but is now improving, and
expects to be able to return home next
week.
Mr.. rhos Wharton took quite a jolly
little crowd down to the bay Wedncs-
day, to enjoy an oyster roast. Those
present We're. Mrs. Wharton, Misses
Leila Moore. Lucille Collins. Lillian
Waters, Mabel Irwin Florence Marshall.
Lucille Taylor Mrs. Frank Houston, and
Mr. Jacob Hudson.
Miss Holloway. of Millville, Del, is
the guest of Miss Mary Cherrix this
week.
Mr. Milton Veasey. of Pocomoke. was
visitor to our town last Wednesday.
| Mrs VIM. Hammond and children, of
Georgetown, are visiting at the home of
her uncle. Mr.. VIM. Marshall.
Miss Florence Marshall spent part of
this week with friends in Mt. Vernon.
part of this week with friends in Snow
Hill.
Mrs Thcs. Wharton entertained alfew
of her friends Tuesday at an S o'clock
dinner Among the guests were Misses
Lola Moore and Lucille Collins. of Snow
Hill.
| Quite number of our town people
and the pupils of the school visited
tn, Institute held i'll Snow Hill this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. p. Wharton visited
at the home of Mr. Irwin, in Snow Hill,
Tuesday aud Wednesday.
| Mr. VIM. Birmingham, who has been
i'll our town for several weeks. left last
"Wednesday for his home near Berlin.
While here he made many friends who
were sorry to part with him.
| Miss Ruth Harrington and brother
are visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Helen Jones is quite sick.
Miss Reta Hill is spending the week
with friends in Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs John Callahan. of Klej
Grange, spent last Saturday with their
daughter, Mrs. Annie Sharpley.