Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-05-27
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| MT. EilJan carey ATTENDED the Qe0lca-
ton of the M. E. Church, South, at
Salisbury, Sunday.
Captain w. A. Vickers and grand
daughter, Margaret Davis, of Frank
ford, who have been visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ebe Holland, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. J. r. Baynum left Thursday for
an extended trip to her sister. Mrs.
Margaret Mullin, in Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret Harmonson left Thurs
day for Milford, Del, to give recita-
lions at the Commencement of the High
School there.
Mrs, Edward Holland and son, Edward,
have been the welcome guests of her
mother at Pittsville this week.
Rev. George C. Williams will nreacb
at the Neighborhood Sunday School
next Sunday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
The Y. p. M. meeting, at 7.3O. will be
lead by Miss July Dilworth: subject.
Loving and Serving Christ"
The Episcopal Church festival and
social last Friday evening was quite a
success both financially and socially.
The dance, after the boxes were sold
was especially enjoyed by young and old.
Mrs. Baldwin left Monday for Chester
and Philadelphia for several weeks'
visit to relatives and friends. She was
accompanied by Rev. w. H. Bancroft
who returned home Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Society of Stevenson
Methodist Episcopal Church extends an
invitation to the public to come to the
new Parsonage on Main street Wednes
day evening, May 31st at 7.3O O'Clock.
Mrs: farley will be present and will
exhibit her famous wax figures. includ
ing the Siamese Twins the Two Headed
Girl, Babes in the Woods, Little Red
hiding.hood, etc. Don't fail to come
and ENJOY this rare treat Admission.
10 cents. Cake and ice cream will be
served to those deserving it.
Mr.. Raymond Bell has been in some
OF the Northern cities this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Dirickson. Jr..
gave tea to several of their friends
wednesday evening. The guests were.
Kew. and Mrs. Bancroft, DIR. and Mrs.
John w. Pitts, Miss Marie Pitts and
Miss Julia Pitts.
providence permitting, there will be
Divine service in the Assembly room
Tomorrow morning and evening. Up.
M, at O'Clock, P. NJ. Miss May Pur-
nell, leader.
Thursday of last week Mrs. George
Ieas brought her father to his son, DIR.
Ebe Holland, for his health; and to be
under the care and supervision of the
doctor.
Our Methodist Church friends Sunday
morning and evening raised one thou
sand and fifty-four dollars for the ME-.
Parsonage. which is nearing completion,
and which, when finished, will be an
ornament to the Street and a great i'm
provement on the one laid in ashes.
Mr.. John Erickson has commenced
work on his new building on MAR
Street nearly opposite the new Parson.
age. This will be the third new resi-
dence on Main Street quite near to-
gether.
The pupils of Taylorville school will
hold festival on the school grounds,
Tuesday evening, May Both. Proceeds
for the benefit of the school.
Mr.. George Hammond. wife and
daughter, accompanied their little grand
daughter, Pauline Steel, home to
Magnolia. Del, Monday. While gone
they will visit their daughter, Mrs.
Edwin Wood, at Germantown, and Miss
Minnie Hammond, in Philadelphia.
A couple of the Presbyterian Sunday
School classes will hold festival and
apron sale in the school house yard,
Jnne 7th. Will the patrons of the
church give us gallon of ice cream.
made, packed and sent to the ward at
8 O'Clock that evening? Also cake, cash,
home made candy, and aprons, bingham
or white? The aprons to be sent to
Miss Lizzie Tilghman's store, to be
priced on or before the day of the fes-
tival. Please remember, June 7th,
Wednesday evening. Proceeds for the
Buckingham Church improvement Socie-
| ty.
Mr.. William Parkhill, of Snow Hill.
came up Saturday last to visit his
mother, Mrs. A. T. Chance.
Mrs. T. T. Savage, who has been
visiting friends in Philadelphia, return
ed home Tuesday, accompanied by her
friend, Miss Carrie Vandyne.
Miss Alice Powell, who has been
home visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Powell, left Monday for Atlantic City.
Mr.. James Cropper, who has been
travelling in the interest of his firm
through Virginia and Tennessee. return
ed Monday
Mrs. Wilbur Keas is in Bishopville
this week visiting her father, who is
quite sick.
Mrs. E. S. Furbush returned home
last night from visit to New York
and Philadelphia, accompanied by her
friend, Mrs. John Nichols
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