Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-06-04
BERLIN.

Mr.. L. l.. Hardesty is in Wilmington
this week attending the commence
ment exercises at Goldey's College.
Mrs John B. Jones. of Ocean City,
spent'a few days this week with Mrs.
Joseph Bethards.
Miss Mildred Warren returned home
Tuesday from weeks visit in Will
mington.
Mr. Henry Quillin. of Synepuxent.
was inferred in Evergreen Cemetery
Thursday. Mr.. Curtis J. Evans. funeral
director.
Mr. f. 5. Furbush is in New York
City this week buying a new line of
goods.
Mr.. Mott Chopper has accepted n
position as brakesman on the Pennsyl-
vania road. His run is from George
town to Franklin City.
We were very sorry to hear of Mrs.
Mary Williams accident Tuesday. She
Lfeu down on the porch steps, and broke
her collarbone. Mrs. Williams is an old
woman in the '90's. and we are afraid it
will go hard with her.
Mr.. Harry Long. who has been here
with friends. returned to his home i'll
Baltimore. Monday.
Mr. John Farrell and family. who
have been spending the winter in New
York, returned Wednesday to their
summer home in Queponco.
Mrs Emma Chopper moved Tuesday
from her home near the NJ K Church
to the store house on Pitts Street. She
will use the front part for a confectionery
and notion store, and the rear part for Il
dwelling, so as to be always on hand to
attend the store.
Mrs Benjamin Kitchens and two
little children. of Virginia. came Tues
day to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Tingle.
Mrs w. +. Porter left Wednesday
for Wilmington to visit friends and
relatives.
Mr.. Chester Nicholson leaves next
Monday for Lebanon. Penna. to attend
will be successful, but are always sorry
to lose our young men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Porter moved
this week from Williams st To the
house just vacated by Mrs. Emma
Chopper.
Mr.. Selby Purncll has accepted IA
Position as clerk in Mr.. Charles Taylor's
store.
There will be preaching at the Neigh
borhood Sunday School, near Golden
Quarter. tomorrow afternoon. at 3
O'Clock, by Rev. Mr.. Jamison, of the
Presbyterian Church. Whaleyvile.
Mas Eda Chopper has opened an ice
crea2 parlor in her store on Main St.
above Mrs. Thomas Hammond's millin-
cry store.
Mr.. John Conner and sister. Fannie,
of Philadelphia. are visiting their sister,
Mrs. s. b. Mumford.
Providence permitting, the Sacrament
of the Lords Supper will be administer
ed in the Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row morning, and preaching in the
evening Y. p. NJ. in the evening. a:
seven o'clock. John 7. Gibbs. leader.
Mr.. William Bratten. of Pittsburg.
aud Mr.. Jam Bratten. of Philadelphia.
who have been visiting their mother.
Mrs. Ann Bratten, returned home Mon
day.
Mr. Charles Tingle. who has been
home from Goldey's College few
weeks, returned to Wilmington this
week to graduate.
Our colored people had a nice day
Monday for their decoration and parade.
The procession was not quite as large
as last year, as so many have gone
away to pick berries.
Miss Mary Herman. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lilly Matthews,
ut Chincoteague. returned home We'd
nesday.
Miss Lizzie Marshall. of Selbyville,
visited her sister. Mrs. Georgianna
Wise, last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Sadie Applegarth. of Baltimore,
came Monday TO visit Mrs. Harry
Purnell
Mrs. Sarah Franklin, who has been
in Snow Hill for some weeks with her
daughter, Mrs X. ID Jones. returned
home last Saturday.
Miss Kate Hammond left Tuesday for
Washington to see her neice. Miss
Adeline Hammond. and her nephew,
Mr. Victor Hammond. graduate. She
will then visit her sister. Mrs. William
Flemming, in Harrisburg, and accom-
pany her mother, who has been visiting
her children for several weeks. home.
Mrs. Willard Hearn and little daugh.
ter, Gladys. are spending the week near
Salisbury with her parents.
Miss Annie Pitts left Monday for
Baltimore to visit her sister. Mrs.
Sylvester Marshall.
Mr.. Harry Ayres. of Western Mary
land College, returned home last week
to see his grandmother. Mrs. Harry
Ayres. who is quite sick.