Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-10-14
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sold his home here to his brother.
DIR. John Pitts, who has been taking
a pleasure trip to Boston, retired home
Monday night
Providence permitting, there will be
preaching by the Rev. w. II. Bancroft
tomorrow morning and evening. Y. p.
NJ. at quarter of seven. Leader Miss
Lizzie Tighman.
Mr.. Washington Dennis and sister,
Miss Amanda, moved Tuesday to the
house on Main Street recently vacated
by Mr. Alison Collins. who has moved
on the farm vacated last week by DIR.
Warren.
Mrs. Ebe Holland. who has been
visiting relatives in FrankfOrd, return
ed home Monday.
Mr.. Edward Wise, who has been in
Philadelphia on business, returned Tues
day
Rev. Mr.. CAN'T, of North East, was
in town short time this week. His
old friends were glad to see him.
Mrs. Sarah Franklin, after pleasant
visit TO her daughter in Snow Hill, re-
turned home last Saturday
DIR. Cure-All will be at the Neighbor-
hood Sunday School on Wednesday
evening, October 18th. Come and see
his wonderful cures. You will have a
good laugh. Admission only 10 cents.
Cake and ice cream for sale The en-
tertainment will begin at 745. The
proceeds are 10 be used TO buy window
shades and other fittings for the Sun
day school room.
The Neighborbood Young Peoples
Meeting next Sunday evening at Z
O'Clock will be led by Emory Richard
son. Subject Bravery"
Mrs. Theodore Palmatory left last
Saturday for Philadelphia to visit her
daughters.
Mr.. McNeal last week bought the
house and lot on Bay Street belonging
to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor Mr..
McNeal will move his family and make
that his home for the future. We
welcome them to our little town.
Mr. George Bratten has reopened his
meat and beef store. and asks the pa
tronage of his friends.
Mr.. Lee Carey is at home with his
parents. Mrs. Carey will join him here
soon.
Mrs. Ira Walker and little daughter
and mother. Mrs. Charles Walker, of
Philadelphia. are the guests of Mrs. +.
$. Furbush and Mrs H. F. Harmonson.
Mr.. Charles Walker will come Saturday
and accompany them home next week.
Rev George Bounds came Wednes-
day on a short visit to DIR. Ebe Holland.
Mrs Harry Mumford. of Salisbury.
WIS the guest this week of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Walter Prtlitt
" We were sorry to hear of Mr.. Ed
N Mr.. David Adkins factory. He had
his fingers mashed very badly.
Mr.. Morris Parkhill, who has been
taking a short vacation in Philadelphia,
retnrned home Monday.
Mrs Hetty Calhoon and daughter. Miss
Maggie, of Georgetown. are the guests
of her children. Messrs Charles and
George Calhoon.
Mr.. Powell Patey and son. Reginald.
will be here to-day Saturday, and his
family will come next week. They will
reside in the house occupied by Mr..
Archer Burton, and he will move in Mr..
Il. lTimmons' new house on West Street.
Mr.. f. S. Furbush is in Philadelphia
and New York this week purchasing
his new fall and winter goods.
Miss Louise Birmingham left We'd
nesday for Philadelphia to visit her
brother, DR.. Birmingham.
Mrs. Nettie Trader moved Thursday
to the house on Broad Street recently
occupied by Mr. Josiah Boston. Mrs.
McCabe moved in the house left vacant
by Mrs. Trader, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Rayne in the house vacated by Mrs.
McCabe.
Miss Annie Pitts left Thursday morn
ing for Baltimore to take home DIR. and
Mrs. Marshall's children, who have been
spending the summer with her and
their grandfather Pitts.
We are sorry to report Mr.. Calvin
Taylor quite sick with La Grippe. We
hope he will soon be out again.
Mr.. II. +. Harmonson has been in
Philadelphia this week on business
trip.
Mrs Laura Mumford, who has been
making a long visit to Mrs. Mary M.
Mumford. left for Philadelphia Tuesday
to make her home there with her broth
er. Mr.. John j. Coard
Miss Jennie Bailey. of Snow Hill. came
Wednesday To visit her friend. Miss
Sarah Gault.
Mrs. Frank Porter left Tuesday for
Ridgely, Md. to visit her mother.
Mrs. Jane Collins left Tuesday for
Port Deposit to visit her son, the Rev.
Vaughn Collins.
Miss Mary Wise left last Saturday
for Philadelphia to resume her work.
The NJ. +. Church held a festival
Wednesday evening over Mr.. f. s.
Furbush's store. Owing TO the severe
storm there were very few out.
Prof. j. w. Huntingdon. of Salisbury,
was here from Saturday to Monday
visiting his friend.
Miss Katie Leonard. of Parsonsburg.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. John
Mumford.