Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-11-04
BERLIN.

congregation 10 near MIN. lie comes IN
the interest of Foreign Missions. In
the morning the pastor will preach an
autumnal sermon.
Favorable weather existing. not
stormy, or not too cold, evangelistic
services will be held next week in Faith
Chapel, Libertytown, beginning on
Wednesday evening, November Sth, at
Z. Is o'clock.
A pretty wedding was solemnized last
Wednesday evening in Faith Chapel,
Libertytown. The contracting parties
were Mr. Isaac 7. Williams and Miss
Cora NJ. Hastings. the ceremony being
performed by the pastor. the Rev. w.
II. Bancroft. A large audience was
assembled to witness the scene. The
chapel was tastefully decorated for the
occasion. an arch of evergreen and
crows foot. trimmed with crysanthe-
NUNS, spanning the front of each aisle,
and one fronting the pulpit. The bride
and groom were attended by five maids
and gentlemen of honor Miss Maggie
Davis, Of Whaleyville, presided at the
organ, playing the wedding march. The
bride was dressed in white silk. Alto
gcther the occasion was one long to be
remembered. We wish the happy
couple many years of marital bliss.
1t appears that the Berlin letter had
few mistakes last week for which we
must beg pardon. Mr.. Orlando Harrison
says he has not bought any interest in
the Berlin H,r0id. and the report that
was over the town that Mr.. Roger
Adams had bought the Park Hotel has
been positively contradicted also.
Miss Florence Taylor left Friday for
Philadelphia to visit her cousin, Miss
Mary Jarvis.
Miss Fannie Scott, who has been in
the post office AT Ocean City, has come
home to spend the winter.
The Berlin people were grieved Sun
day when the news came that Mr.. James
Dirickson had the appendicitis and
would have to have an operation at
Washington. but we are glad to hear
that he is getting better, and his father
will be home soon.
Miss Louise Larramore, Mr.. David j.
Adkins type writer. leaves to-day for
her home in Seaford. Miss Lanta Ayers
will substitute until her return.
Miss Sallie Nelson, of Bishopville. has
Jerry Campbell this week.
Elder j. T. Rowe preached good
sermon in Adkins Hall last Sunday
morning Quite large crowd of Bap
fists We're in attendance.
The Misses Sallie and Maud Truitt. of
Claiborne. and Blanche Farlow. of
Laurel. were the guests of Miss Rydie
Savage last week.
Captain Parker Wyatt, formerly Of
Berlin, but who for the last sixty years
has been living in Brooklyn, came Mon
day and will make his home here for
the future with his relative. Mr.. Ii. F.
Harmonson. at the Atlantic Hotel.
Miss Florence johnson. of Bishopville.
spent part of this week with friends in
Berlin, returning home Thursday.
Halloween night was celebrated in
Berlin Tuesday. A large crowd of
was on the street, and
appeared to have quite good time, and
afford pleasure for the lookers-on.
The young folks that attended Miss
Mamie Ayers masquerade party Tues
day evening report royal good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Taylor spent sew
with friends and relatives.
Misses Ella Purnel and Addie Henry
left Tuesday for Philadelphia returning
Friday.
Mrs. II. +. Harmonson went to Phila- |
delphia last Friday. She will visit her
mother at Atlantic City before return
ing.
Providence permitting. there will be
service in the Assembly room tomorrow
morning and evening. Y. 7. NJ. at
quarter of seven. Miss Kitty Massey.
leader.
Mr.. Thomas Station, of Wilmington,
stopped over Thursday on his way home
from Snow Hill to see Mrs. Horace
Davis and Mrs. Kate HUDSON.
Mr.. II. +. Harmonson and daughter.
Miss Margaret, have returned from st.
Louis after very pleasant trip. Mr..
Harmonson' horses and mules arrived
Tuesday. and you can see them at the
Atlantic stables.
Mrs. Fanny Murray and Mrs. George
Scarborough came last week to visit
their mother and other relatives.
Bishop Adams preached to the con-
w tttN A<l'tSN'i'tat 'ee-'N
Friday night.
Rev. Howard England and family,
who have been taking their vacation,
returned home Friday of last week. Mr..
England has taken up his work again.
Miss California Pusey, of Cambridge.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
Disharoon.
Don't fail to see the famous ''Sniggle
Family" in the Assembly room of the
High School building Monday evening,
Nov. 18th. Music by the Berlin orches-
ira.
Mr. Chester Nicholson left Thursday
for Long Island, where he has accepted
a. position as stenographer
Mr. Commodore Powell has accepted
the sosition of assistant agent at the
PENNSYLVANIA station that Mr.. Nicholson
resigned.
Mr.. Charles Taylor. who has been in
Baltimore purchasing new fall goods.
returned home "Wednesday night.
Mr.. Herman Grouse. of Salisbury,
spent a few days this week with Mr..
A. "a.