Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-10-15
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Mr.. Ralph Richardson expects tc
leave next Tuesday for Philadelphia t
acceot position in Boothby's restau
rant.
Providence permitting. there will be
preaching in Faith Chapel, Liberty.
town, on Sabbath afternoon. Mr.
Bancroft expects to begin special
services there on Tuesday evening, al
7.30 o'clock.
Mr.. f. S. Furbush went to Baltimore
this week, returning Wednesday.
Mr.. Raymond Bell, after passing the
State Board examination, has returned
to DR.. Cyrus Dirickson's as druggist.
Mr.. Levin Collier, who has been substi
tuting for him while gone, has return
ed to his home in Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs John Farlow and little
daughter, come Monday to visit her
mother. Mrs. Sally NJ Chopper. Mr..
Farlow returned Tuesday, leaving his
wife and daughter to continue their
visit. Mrs. Chopper and Mrs. Farlow
went up to Pittsville to visit relatives
there on Thursday.
Mrs. Martha E. Chance had slight
stroke of paralysis this week We hope
she will soon recover. =
Mrs. Maggie Holland. of Baltimore,
who has been spending the summer
with relatives in and around Berlin, re-
turned home Thursday morning
Rev. J. A. Arters. who was pastor of
the NJ. +. Church in Berlin several
years ago. was in town a short time
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Long, who have
been in Baltimore for the last two
weeks, returned home Monday.
Misses Louise Oonnaway and India
Scott went over to Salisbury, Thursday.
Miss Catherine Taylor, who has been
spending some months with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Hammond. returned to
Philadelphia, Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Tilghman, who has beep
in Baltimore this week purchasing new
goods, returned home Friday night.
Mrs. Sarah LeOato has accepted a
position in the Pocomoke Telephone
office.
Mr.. David Adkins went to New York
Saturday TO join his wife. They win
return home next Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest Steel and little children,
who have been spending a couple of
weeks with her parents. returned to
her home in Magnolia: Del, Monday
A surprise party in honor of Mr..
William Hanley's sixteenth birthday
was given him Friday night, Oct 7th .
| at the Hanley homestt ad. A delightful
kevening was spent, The program con-
sisting of music and games. after which
refreshments were served. All took
theig departure wishing Willie many
moro birthdays of the same description.
Those present were Misses May Purnell,
Elva Rulings. Ella Scott, Stella Hearn,
Mildred Warren, Helen Bell, Ida
Burbage. Sallie McGregor Messrs Lester
Adkins. Clinton Quillin, David Pruitt,
John Hammond, Lem Williams, Thos
McGregor. Selby Pnrnell, Willie
Bethards. Howard Dill. Howard Hearn,
Howard Furbush. Stewart Hammond.
ZadOk Henry and Murray Bell
Mrs Mary A. Bethards, who has
been quite sick for some time, we are
glad to report, is much better.
Miss Elva Doyle, of Philadelphia, who
has been for the last three or four
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Mary E.
Taylor. returned home Monday
Mrs. S. E. Matthews, of Chincoteague,
stopped over this week to visit her
sister, Mrs. John N. Herman, on her
return trip from Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles Workman, after spend
ing several weeks with relatives in
town, returned to his home in Will
mington, Monday.
Mrs. Peter Jones Hudson of Kingston.
Somerset Co.. who has been visiting her
parents near town returned home to-
day Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Walker, of Philadelphia,
who has been the guest of her friends
Mrs Edward Furbush, returned home
"Wednesday. accompanied by Mrs. Fur
bush.
Mrs. John Z. Etheridge, of Norfolk,
Va. who has been visiting her cousinl
Mr.. I. 7. Savage, at the Park HotA
left for her home Friday of last week.
Joseph MCGEE left last Friday for
Philadelphia with his brother. We were
sorry to part with Joe, he was such q
nice boy. but hope his leaving will be
all the better for him.
Burbage. Powell & Co. have recently
stock of dress goods. clothing and furni-
ture.
Rev w. H. Bancroft preached Sun
day in the NJ. f. Church, morning and
evening, and had prayermeeting there
the two last Thursday evenings, for
which the Presbyterian congregation
feel under great obligations. and thank
them for their heartfelt sympathy.
Y. p. NJ. was held Sunday night in
DR.. John Pitts parlor. Mr.. Robert
Massey. leader.
Mr.. George Harrison, Mr.. Orlando
Harrison and wife. Mrs. George Pur-
nell, Miss Della Harrison. and Mr..
Joshua Hamblin and family all attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Hannah Long, at
Selbyville. Monday.
The School Board has kindly allowed
the congregation of Buckingham Presby.
terrain Church the use of the Assembly
Room, in the Buckingham High School
building. 1t seems fitting thing that
The Buckingham congregation should
worship in the Buckingham school
building. The Methodist and Presby-
terrain CONGREGATIONS will mite their