Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
BERLIN.

The Busy Bees of St. Paul's p. +.
Church will entertain the people of
Berlin. Friday evening, Feb nth. at the
Assembly Room of the High School.
with pleasant little play called, 1.-The
Ugliest of Seven" and an amusing after
piece, Aunt Susan Jones" Vocal and
instrumental music will furnish an
additional attraction aud solos by Mrs.
Cyrus Dirickson offer a rare treat to
music lovers. Come out to encourage
the Young workers as well as to give
pleasure to yourself Admission-adults,
25 cents. children, Is cents. Doors open
at O'Clock; performance begins at s.
Mrs. NJ. j. Harrison, of Philadelphia,
who has been spending several weeks
with her nephew, Mr.. W. ID. Longwell,
at Longwell Point, returned home last
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collins return
ed home from their bridal trip last Mon
day night, and are housekeeping at his
home on Main Street next door to Mr..
G.. e. Henry's home
Mrs. George Calhoun will move her
millinery store on Pitts Street to the
store house lately occupied by Mrs
IJuithd Oloppct one Will dlSO UCCupy
part of the store as a dwelling house.
One of the editors OF the MEssEN-
GER will be IN Berlin next Saturday,
February 18th, for the convenience of
subscribers who owe for the paper. See
him at the Atlantic Hotel in the after.
noon.
Mrs. Lee Burlington left Tuesday for
Philadelphia on business trip.
We are very sorry TO report Miss Eva
Trader very i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. f S. Furbush. who has been
spending several weeks with friends in
Chester, returned home last Saturday
night.
The cemetery of Buckingham Presby.
terrain Church has recently been en-
larged. aud the whole plot of burying
ground enclosed by an iron fence of
neat design, this adding much to the
appear ,nce of this city of the dead Be
cause of the improvements to the place,
there is a demand for lots within the
enclosure. AT a meeting this week of
the church committee, however. il was
unanimously resolved that all the space
in the cemetery shall be reserved for the
free use of the members of Buckingham
Church and bona fide members of the
congregation; and that the church
committee shall issue permits for burial
within this cemetery i'll no other cases
whatsoever. except i'll those cases watch,
in the Judgment Of the said committee,
are entitled to the privilege. application
To be made to this committee sufficient
time in advance to enable them to take
action III the matter. This decision
was made to preserve the rights of
those connected with Buckingham
Church either by membership or kin
ship, debarring only the general public.
Providence permitting. there will be
preaching by the pastor. Rev. w. ii
Bancroft. Tomorrow morning and even
ing, i'll the Assembly Room.
Miss Josephine Keas. of Chincoteague.
has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Nettie Trader, for the past week.
Miss May Purnell gave a party last
Friday night to her many young friends.
All report very joyous time.
The New advertisement of Burbage
Powell & Co.. reached us too late to be
changed this issue. but they desire to
announce that they have Just received
the largest line of hosiery for men.
women and children ever brought to
Berlin. and are selling them at prices
lower than ever before, ranging III price
from &c to zoe per pair. Also IA large line
OF embroiderics and insertions at all
right prices. Be sure and visit the store
and ask to see these bargains.