Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-03-04
BERLIN.

Miss Grace Robinson, of Philadelphia,
after spending several weeks at Long
well Point with her friend, returned
home Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles Burlington. who has been
in Philadelphia for several weeks, re-
turned home Thursday to Burlington
Heights.
The Epworth League of the NJ E.
Church held social at the church
| Wednesday evening, which was very
interesting. There were Rotations by
the Misses Mildred Warren, Ruth
Willett. and Mabel Powell, readings by
Miss Dora Wise. Mrs. Garfield John
son. and Mr.. Walter Wimbrough.
Admission, and 10 cts Lemonade and
cake were served.
Miss Rydie Savage gave a party to
her many friends Wednesday evening
Every one reported a royal good time.
Mrs. John Rayne has been in Snow
Hill visiting her friends. Mr.. and Mrs
w. E Cluff.
Mr.. Howard Furbush leaves Friday
for Baltimore to consult a specialist.
Miss Mary Nelson. of Snow Hill. who
has been visiting Miss Lizzie Tilghman.
returned home Friday
After pleasant visit to her friend,
Miss Della Ryan, Miss Edith Campbell
returned home Monday.
Miss Rose Clayville is in Snow Hill
this week visiting her sisters.
sEMiss Clara Dilworth has been in town
for the past week helping nurse her
brother. Mr.. Louis Dilworth. who is
slowly improving.
Miss Rosetta Mumford, of Ocean
City, has been in Berlin this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bowen are on
the sick list this week. Miss Jennie
Hamblin. Mr.. Thomas Whaley, Miss
Eva Trader. and Mrs. ID. q. Hudson are
! all improving. Miss Rachel Hudson Is
very little better. Mr.. James Richard
son is also very sick.
Providence permitting, there will be
divine service and Communion of the
Lords Supper inIthe assembly room to-
morrow morning. Collection for Home
Missions. In the evening, Y. P. NJ. at
quarter of seven. Miss Nav Gibbs,
leader. This is conservation night, and
everybody should be present to answer
to their name at roll call. Preaching
by the pastor at half past seven.
Miss Georgia Nelson, of Baltimore,
came Wednesday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Howell Atwater.
Mrs. James Ayres and son, Guy, and
DIR. Zadok Henry, who went up to Will
mington to see Mr.. Zadok Ayres. who is
sick. have returned home. Miss Mary
Ayres remained to nurse her brother.
The young people of the Neighbor-
hood Sunday School have started
Young Peoples Society. The follow
ing officers have been elected for the
next SIX months president, John Davis;
vice-president, Clinton Jarman; secre-
tary, Miss Eva Ayres; treasurer, Eddie
Jarman. The boys and girls of the
Sunday School have bought an Estey
organ. Next Saturday afternoon, at
two o'clock. the Saturday Afternoon
Club will resume its work. There will
be classes in sewing for the girls, and
suitable work for the boys. The Week
day Library is open to the public every
Saturday afternoon Any responsible
person may take out books and maya
zines, one at time.
Mrs. T. Z. Clinton, of Philadelphia.
came Wednesday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. w. d. Longwell, Mt Longwell
Point.
Mrs. Mollie Russell. of Scranton. Pa,
is the guest of her niece, Mrs. L. l..
Erickson.
Mrs. Willard Hearn and little daugh-
ter. Gladys, who have been visiting
their parents near Salisbury returned
home Monday.
| Mr.. Zadok Baker has bought the
dwelling house and lot. now occupied
by Mrs. Annie Clayville. of Mr.. George
Williams.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Ludwig, of
Philadelphia, who spent a part of last
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Massey. returned home Monday.
The Shirt Factory closed the first of
this week for an indefinite time.
Mrs Drusilla Colman, of Chester
town, came Wednesday to visit her
father. MIR. Belitha Godfrey, of Iron
shire. Mrs. James Cosden. of near
Berlin. also went on Thursday. Mr..
Godfrey is very ill.
Mrs. Ann Bratten, who has been in
Philadelphia for several weeks visiting
her children. returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. Edward Wise, who has been in
Wilmington. returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah LeCato and her little
niece, Eta Powell. left Friday for
baltimore to see Miss Louise Powell.
who is attending the Peabody school of
music.
We were very sorry to hear of the
death last Friday of our old friend, Mrs.
| Robert Roe Mr.. Roe was stationed
here in 1881 and 1882 While here they
made many dear friends. who regret
her death.
BERLIN NO. ..
There is a medicine show in town
now, but so far, it hasn't enthused even
the usual small boy. The travelling
doctors come too often for Berlin
finances and credulity.
The dancing class has ended its BIZ
weekly festivities for the winter, much
to the regret of the boys and girls.-
who like the lambs, and all the other
Young things that God has made. love
tn skip in the spring time of life.
! Solomon. tells us There is a time to