Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-03-26
BERLIN.

SCiiUOl at DOTueutOWn, N. u came nome
Tuesday to spend the Easter holidays,
and be with her mother who is quite
sick
Miss Mary Wise left this week for
Salisbury to visit her aunt, Mrs. Will
liam Bostic.
Miss Lizzie Marshall left Monday for
Philadelphia. and next week she will go
to Selbyville as trimmer for Mrs. w.
Williams.
Mr.. Harry Ayres and sister. Mamie,
who are attending school at West
minister. will come home next Tuesday
to spend the Easter holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Ayres.
Mrs VIM. Hall. who has been visit
ing her parents, returned to her home
in Princess Anne today.
Mrs. G. L. Hardesty. who has been
visiting relatives in Smyrna. returned
home Wednesday.
MIR Thomas Hudson, of Gee IN City,
spent several days this week with Mrs
l. V. Mumford.
Messrs Herbert Powell and William
Collins, who have been visiting their
friend. Mr.. A. n. Harper. also attend
ing Conference, have returned home.
Mr.. Edward Wise attended the Con
ference at Dover last week.
Rev. Walter Gunby and wife, of
Queenstown, after attending the Con.
ference. came down few days to visit
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Showell. who have
been spending the winter in Virginia
with friends and relatives, returned
Saturday and left for Ocean CITY Mon
day, to make ready for the summer
campaign.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Parsons, of
Parsonsburg. spent few days this
week with their daughter. Mrs. Will
liam Laws.
Mr.. Zadok Baker left Tuesday for
Chincoteague to accept "A position ut the
Atlantic Hotel.
Mr.. James Massey, Jr.. who is en-
ployed on the Queen Anne's road. came
home Saturday to visit his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Massey.
Miss Louisa Holloway, who has been
in Philadelphia visiting her sisters for
several weeks. returned home Saturday
night.
Providence permitting, there will be
preaching by the pastor to. borrow
morning and evening. Y. p. NJ, at
quarter of seven. Leader, Samuel
CULLEN. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Warren. who
went to Sayres. Penna.. To see their
daughter, Mrs. L. 5. Armentrout. who
is in the hospital. returned Saturday
with Mrs. Armentrout's three children.
who will stay with them until their
mother RECEIVERS. We are glad that she
is doing nicely.
Mrs. H. +. Harmonson, who went to
Philadelphia last Saturday, returned
this week with Miss Margaret. who has
been to the hospital. We are glad to re
port Miss Margaret improving, but yet
weak from her travel.
Mr.. Willard Bailey aud family, who
have been living in New York for
several years, returned to their old home
Wednesday night.
Mrs. +. 5. Furbush left this morning
for Philadelphia to attend the marriage
of her friend. Miss Mary Walker.
Mr. George Henry has accepted "a
position as assistant Postmaster with Il.
$ Furbush.
We were sorry to hear of the death of
Mrs. Beulah Stephenson, formerly of
Berlin. in Baltimore March 22d, 1904.
She had been an invalid for some time
with Z complication of diseases which
eventually terminated i'll pneumonia.
She wasthf wife of J. X. Stephenson.
of Belair Md, where she was Inferred,
Mrs. Stephenson was the daughter of
Mr.. Theodore Palmatory, of Berlin. and
as young lady lived in this town.
where she was very popular with large
circle of friends. who regret to hear of
her untimely death.
II. +. Harmonson, of Berlin, will leave
Monday next for the West where he
will purchase car load of mules. He will
return in about week
Next Wednesday and Thursday. March
Both and 3lst, is the time for the ladies'
to come out and get their hats and
bonnets. Miss Rose Clayville will then b.
glad to show them to you and be pleased
to sell you. Do not forget the opening
will be Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Hattie Colona, of Stockton, spent
Wednesday in Berlin visiting the
kind rgarten school of which Miss
Hennie Bell is the teacher.
We were glad to see our old friend,
Mr. Henry Tingle. on the street again
Wednesday. after being housed for so
many months. We hope he can be with
us every day.
The foundation has been laid this
week for Mr.. Robert Adkins new house
on West St, Mr.. David Adkins. con
tractor. Also Mr.. John Powell's house
on Main ST.. Mr.. Horace Davis, con-
factor.
We feel sorry TO hear that Rev. G..
L. Hardesty, of the NJ +. Church. will
leave us i'll few days. MIR. Hardesty
has only been here one year. but in that
time has made many friends in the
town. He was a good preacher, and
kind friend and neighbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Franklin, of
Woodbridge. after pleasant visit here
returned home this week.