Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-10-14

Monday morning with Judge Page on
the bench. After calling over the APP
pearance docket, Court adjourned until
Monday, December 4th.
Miss Natalie Irwin, who has been
spending the last two months in Snow
Hill AS guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. ii. Collins and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
ID. Irwin. returned to her home in Phila-
delphia Monday morning.
Lost Monday afternoon on the
road between Snow Hill and |. N
Hearne's farm, set of surgical instru-
ments in leather case. Finder will
please return to DIR. Paul Jones' drug
store, and receive reward
Mr.. +. Leonard Wales of the law
firm Of Ellegood. Freeny 4 Wales has
been elected Counsel to the Board of
Election Supervisors of Wicomico Coun-
ty, To fill the vacancy caused by the re-
cent death of Mr.. Thos. +. j. Rider.
"A festival will be held at Box Iron
next Thursday and Friday evenings,
October 10Th. and Goth. Oysters, ice
cream. cake. ETC., will be for sale.
Proceeds to be used for the benefit of
the new church. All are cordially in
vited.
Services on Snow Hill charge, NJ.
7. Church. tomorrow as follows
Preaching at Bates Memorial at 1899,
A. NJ; at Trinity at 700, p NJ. revival
services are still going on at Trinity.
Christian Endeavor in town at $50,
p. NJ.
Mrs. J. Edward White gave a
party Monday afternoon in honor of
the fifth birthday of her daughter.
Esther. Quite number of friends
paid their respects to Miss Esther. and
the little folks spent very enjoyable
afternoon.
Mrs. James G. Stevenson and daugh-
ter, of Pocomoke City. Gang Thursday
to visit her brother, Mr.. Eben Hearne,
at the Hotel Purnell. Mrs. Stevenson
will return today, ACCOMPANIED by Mr.
Hearne, who win spend Sunday in POGO
moke City.
Will Porter, coloreA, was arrested
Saturday night on the Charge of drunk
enness and disorderE conduct. He
was tried Monday before Magistrate
Lewis, who sentenced him to six months
in the House of CORRECTION. An appeal
was taken by his attorney.
Cards of invitation have been issued
to fhe marriage /of Miss Matte Lee
EHis and Mr.. Robert II. Cuff, both of
Stow Hill. The wedding will take
pJace\at the home of the brides sister.
Mrs. X S. Powell, on Wednesday
Ihorning. October 25th, at half after
fve o'clock.
Mr.. +. +. Jones. of Stockton, is
the ghampsion pumpkin grower of this
equity. From one vine he raised on
hiyNpt in Stockton twelve pumpkins,
Weighing 460 lbs, or an average of
3SA lbs. to the pumpkin. The largest
bne weighed "A lbs. and the weight of
the six largest aggregated 3S2 lbs.
an average of 63s lbs. to the pumpkin.
The people of Easton are taking
great interest in the raising of chrysan-
themums this fall. Preparations are
being made for holding chrysanthe-
mum exhibit in Easton the last week in
October. Besides the growing of chrys-
anthemums, there are many people
making a speciality of growing dahlias,
which will also be placed upon exhibit
ton.
The Epworth League social to be
held at Whatcoat Methodist Episcopal
parsonage next Friday evening. Oct.
Goth, is receiving wide attention. The
Epworthians are arranging amply for
their friends. Something entirely new in
the way of entertainment will be intro
duced. All the Leaguers, and their
friends as well. are invited to be pre-
sent.
There will be services in the Christ
ian Church of Snow Hill tomorrow as
follows 4: preaching at ll.O0 am: and
500 p. m. Subject at the evening SER
vice will be"Temperance. A baptizing
will take place at Dighton's at 800
O'Clock in the afternoon. These services
will be conducted by Rev. ID. A. Nicoll,
of Baltimore. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs. John w. Station gave pleas
ant Eat Home" Monday afternoon,
from three to five o'clock. in honor of
Mrs. Waldo Kennard, of near Girdle-
tree. Those present were, Mrs. VIM.
+. johnson, Mrs. Marion T. Hargis.
Mrs. j. Edward White. Mrs. John l..
Mock, Mrs. VIM. +. Bratten, Mrs. J. +.
Kirk. and Misses Winnifred Payne,
Nora Hargis and Annie Station.
The subject to be considered at
Pentecostal Glass Meeting tomorrow
morning will be REVIVAL Work." Our
pastor. Rev. Mr.. Anderson. has been
invited to be present, and will speak on
this important subject. Have you
friends or loved ones you desire saved?
II so, then come out and help us to get
an answer to our prayers. Please be
prompt at $50 o'clock. Visitors are
always welcome. J. I. Taylor. Leader.
Mr.. Ephriam d. Birmingham has
made wonderful record as tenant,
probably having occupied one farm as
renter under one landlord longer than
any man in Worcester County. For 80
years he has been tenant on Mr..
Levin S. Nelson's farm at Halls Land
ing, near Newark. Mr.. Nelson sold the
farm last March to Mr.. Levin Disharoon
of Snow Hill. thus severing the pleasant