Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-10-29
BERLIN.


kind of church should be built, it was
decided by a unanimous vote to build a
brick church. On Monday morning the
Session and church committee met and
appointed building committee and
soliciting committee. The building
committee is: Rev. W. H. Bancroft.
Mr.. Daniel Q. Hudson. Mr.. Horace
Davis. Mr.. David J. Adkins. Mr.. John
w. Burbage. Mr.. Calvin B. Taylor. DIR
John w. Pitts, DIR. Thomas Y. Franklin
The soliciting committee is composed OF
the following: Mr.. Henry Ander.
son. Mrs. George Harrison. Mr.. Robert
Massey, Miss Lizzie Tilghman. Samuel
Quillin. Jr.. Mr. John d. Rayne. Mrs
William L. Holloway. Miss Mary
Herman. We hope that if any of oul
friends in town or in any of the neigh.
boring towns would like to help good
cause they would not wait to be solicited
but would come and help Us.
Rev. and Mrs. G. HI. Grice and
daughter. Annie. after a pleasant visit
with Mrs Ann Bratten, returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. B. Mumford. accompanied by
Mrs. Thomas Hudson. went to Salisbury
Wednesday on business trip.
Mrs. George Soper, of Ocean City
was in Berlin Wednesday.
Carpenters who want work should
come to Berlin now, as a building boom
has struck Berlin. Mr.. and Mrs James
McGregor are building a nice house on
Main Street. above Mr. J. Bowen's
MIR. A. 7. Chance is building near
Washington St. Mr.. Riley Ennis on
West ST.. Mr.. Edward Mitchell on
Powelton Avenue. Mr.. George Scott on
Bryan Avenue above Mr.. Charles
Marshall's, Mr.. Noah Bradford on
Washington St., and Mr. John Ayres,
Sr., OH Bay st.
Miss Kitty Plotts and Miss Myra
Rayne. lett Thursday morning for
Philadelphia.
Mrs George Hammond left Friday
for Philadelphia to visit her daughter.
Mrs Edwin ID. Wood.
Quite number of our M. f. Church
friends at ended the Epworth League
Convention at Salisbury Tuesday
among whom were. Rev. G. @. Will
liams. Mr.. William Collins. Mr.. Herbert
Powell, Mrs. Maria Baker. aud the
Misses Annie Taylor. Ella Beauchamp.
Louisa Holloway. Minnie Lytle. Lucy
Smith and Minnie Coffin.
Mrs. Frank Hammond, who has been
to Locust Grove. to attend the death
bed of Mrs NJ. q. Moore, returned
home last week, accompanied by her
nelce. Mrs q. II. Goodwin, of Hartford,
Conn.
Providence permitting, there will be
Sunday School. and preaching by the
pastor w. H. Bancroft, in the assembly
room tomorrow morning Y P. NJ. in
the evening at quarter of seven. Leader.
Miss Mary Purneu. Preaching at
quarter of eight.
The particular friends of Miss Mary
Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Travis
and little daughter, Mildred, who have
been the house guests at 1.-The Naples. -
over a week. left for Atlantic City Sat.
urday after most charming visit.
Leaving Tuesday for their home in
Pittsburg
Mr.. John Herman and Misses Mary
Herman and May Purnell were the
guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Minas Drifting.
ham, Monday stopping on their way
home to LibertytOwn church. to the
e6ening service.
kfMr. Peter Rayne died Monday Oct.
S4th, 1904 at the home of his daughter
INFERRED in Buckingham cemetery
Wise and Burbage funeral directors.
Mrs. John Farlow and little daugh.
ter. of Pocomoke City, returned home
last Saturday after an extended visit to
her relatives
Miss Marble Hastings is spending the
week with her friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Scott, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Paul. of Phil.
adelphia. came Thursday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. George Purnell.
Mr. Clarence Wilson left Thursday
for Orleans. New York. to accept posi-.
ton there.
Mr.. Calvin Soper. of Philadelphia
spent part of this week with friends
in Berlin.
Mr.. George @. Hill who has been
visiting Mr.. j. E. Wise has returned
home.
Mrs. Willard Hearn and little daught
er. Gladys, who have been visiting her
parents near Salisbury, returned home
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laban Quillin, and
Miss Lena Bell, left Wednesday for a
visit to Philadelphia.
Rev. J. E. White came Tuesday to as
sist Rev. j. E. Brooks with his meetings
at st Martins.
Mr.. w. E. Mckay came Saturday
night last to visit Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Long. returning to Baltimore Tuesday.
while they were here Mr.. and Mrs. Long
entertained Mr.. James Chopper, Miss
Lena Bowen. and Miss Florida Herman
for dinner. which was pleasant affair.
Mrs. James G. Dirickson left Wednes.
day morning for Baltimore. to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Edward Tyler.
Misses Bessie aud Annie Hanley left
Wednesday for West Philadelphia. to
attend the marriage of their cousin,
Miss Evelyn Boone,to Mr.. John Brown
Mr.. r. Taylor Chopper. of Philadel
phia. came Friday night to visit his
mother. Mrs. Emma Chopper. who has
been right sick but is now convalescing
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