Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-12-09

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%. ID. Collins, ESQ.,, left last Satur-
day on a business trip to New York
state and other points. On Wednesday
he attended meeting of the Maryland
Commission of the jamestown EXPOSE
ton, in Baltimore.
"A "Tom Thumb Wedding" will
take place in the old NJ. 2. Church Dec.
2lst. II promises to be the most fashion
able wedding that has taken place for
a long time. Invitations and program
will be out next week.
/ take pleasure in announcing that
Victor records have been reduced as
follows /: inch records from 80 cents
To 35 cents: 10 inch records from 81. 90
to 65 cents: IL inch recOred from 81. 80
to 81. 90. J. w. Vincent.
MIR. T. Spence Smith returned Mon
day night from visit to Annapolis and
Baltimore. On Saturday, in company
with party of friends. Mr.. Smith left
Annapolis on special for Princeton to
witness the Army-Navy football game.
"A meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Presbyterian Church will
be held this Saturday evening at the
home of Mrs. Paul Jones. All persons
having fancy articles for the bazaar
arc requested to take them to this
meeting.
Miss Nellie Price, who is teaching
in Somerset County, came home We'd
nesday to spend the Thanksgiving holi-
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs:
j. Samuel Price She was accompanied
by her cousins, Miss Lillian Long and
two brothers, of Westover.
There will be services in the Christ
ian Church tomorrow at the usual
hours by Rev. d. A. Nicoll. pastor.
Subject for morning service, Profit
and Loss" Subject for evening SER
vice, Temptation. Baptism at Digh-
toms at o'clock. The public cordially
invited to attend these services.
Professor Winzick played the violin
mt the entertainment given by the
Newark public school last week. The
professor lives in Coulbourn's district,
and plays the violin in the NJ. =. Sun
day School. Snow Hill. each Sabbath
afternoon. He is an excellent perform
err.
Every subscriber to the MESSENGER
who has not paid for his paper. will
please consider this personal request
for him to do las we need the money.
One of the editors will be at the Attain
tic Hotel, Berlin, next Saturday, Decem-
her 18th, 'for,the accommodation OF sub
scribers in the upper part of the county.
Mr.. James NJ. Richardson. of near
@iirdletpe, who had his leg amputated
ABOUT khree years ago at the Peninsula
GApeyal Hospital. Salisbury, is in such
badxhysicial condition that he will re-
tupiNC the hospital on Monday to I'M
dyfgo Another operation. We are very
sorry for Mr.. Richardson, and hope he
will soon be out again.
Me .srs. Virgil Ward. principal Of
the Snow Hill High School. and Levin
j. Kelley. instructor in the manual
training department. left Thursday
morning to attend the meeting OF the
high School Principals in Baltimore.
Incidentally. they also took in the big
Pythian celebration at the Lyric Thurs
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenmore l.. Ellis,
came down Saturday on the steamer
Maryland to spend part of their
honeymoon with the grooms's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ellis. They
were accompanied home by Miss Daisy
Ellis. who went to Baltimore to witness
the wedding ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis left Tuesday for their home in
Baltimore.
We are still making people good
looking photographs, and doing better
grade of work than ever before. They
are the very thing for Christmas
present. All photos made before the
10Th. of December will be delivered be-
fore Christmas. Our headquarters is
Pocomoke City. We will be glad to
see our old customers. Gallery open
every day. II. ID. Clogg 4 Co., POGO
moke City, Md.
Following the custom of the past
six years. all persons, deputy wardens.
State officers or private citizens who
will feed and care for quail and other
game birds during the winter are re-
QueSteu 10 1T oHct Apply ioI biutih re-
ausitions to the Game Warden, ut the
Cumberland or Baltimore offices (2ll
st. Paul street, John w. Avirett.
State Game Warden.
MIR. George A. Messick. well
known conductor on the ID. NJ. & V.
Railroad. did at his home in Franklin
City Thursday of/hst week from the
effects of phrIytic stroke which he
recently suffeked. He was in the Gath
year of his/age. and had been con-
ductor on fhd ID. NJ. & V. Railroad for
30 years. Helwas familiar figure to
the patfons of the road from Franklin
City to Harrington. and he had the rep
utation of being efficient and jealous in
the performance of his duties.
Mrs. William C. Powell delightfully."-
entertained the Euchre Club at her
home Thursday evening. A large
number of the members of the club and
invited guests were present. all of whom
greatly enjoyed the hospitality of their
charming host and hostess. The ladies'
first prize was won by Mrs. Clayton j.
Purnell. while Miss Annie NJ. Station
captured the second honors. The gentle
mems first and second prizes were won
by DR.. w. A. Taylor Of Stockton. and
NJ. IoLr D,la,, af Canw Hill ra-