Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-10-28
BERLIN.


in Stevenson NJ. r. Church Tuesday and
and enjoyed by the crowd in attendance.
There were not as many delegates as
were expected.
The remains of Mrs. Angie Purnell
Fitzhuge who died in the Church Home
in Baltimore last Saturday. Oct. 2lst.
lweye brought here to her old home and
inferred in the Episcopal Churchyard
Monday. Her husband. Rev. Mr.. Fitz-
hhge,, and one of her sons accompanied
yhe remains. Rev. David Howard, of
Salisbury, came to administer the last
jsad rites, Rev. Mr. England being away
from home.
Miss Beulah Vincent. of Snow Hill.
came Wednesday to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. Thomas Grey.
Rev. T. J. c. Heath. of the Southern
Methodist Church. will preach at the
Neighborhood Sunday School next Sun
day evening, at 7.30 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Rulings left
last Saturday for Wilmington and Phila-
delphia to visit relatives.
The entertainment given by the young
folks of the Neighborhood Sunday School
Monday evening was enjoyed by all who
had the pleasure of being there. We
were real sorry that there was not
larger crowd to enjoy it with us. The
young people deserve great credit.
Mr.. Roger Adams has bought the
Park Hotel of Mr. T. T. Savage, and
will take possession the LIST of Decem-
her.
Miss Mamie Ayers, Of Golden Quar-
ter. will give her many friends a Hal
lowe'en party next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Duval Mustard and little daugh-
ter. who have been here visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davis.
expects her husband to-day. They win
leave for their home in Angola Del.
Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Warren spent last week in
Salisbury attending the Baptist Associa
ton.
Mrs William Purnell visited her sis
ter in Salisbury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Gibbs and daugh-
ter. Miss Lizzie. left Thursday for Bal
timore on pleasure trip.
Miss Laura Davis. who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Delmar and
Laurel. returned this week to her sis
ter's, Mrs. John Herman.
The Neighborhood Sunday School
wishes to acknowledge gratefully the
assistance rendered by the Berlin peo-
Pile Monday night on the occasion of the
presentation of Or Cure-all," and
especially to the young ladies'. who de-
lightfully contributed to the program.
\ Jir. Henry Adams has sold out the
Miin Urah to a stock company.
TBose holding stock are Messrs. Orlando
Harrison, l.. l.. Erickson. and Henry
Ydams.
| Providence permitting. there will be
Divine service in the Assembly room
tomorrow morning and evening. Y.
=. NJ. in the evening at quarter of
seven. Leader. Miss Florida Herman.
Mr. John Derrickson came home Tues
day to visit his family.
Rev. w. II. Bancroft left Monday to
attend the Synod in Wilmington Central
Church. He returned home Thursday,
accompanied by his wife and her moth
err. Mrs. Baldwin. who have been away
for a month or two.
Miss Lizzie Tilghman is in Baltimore
this week buying new fall goods. Come
out and see them when she gets home.
Mrs. George Richardson, of Newark,
visited her brother. Mr.. Josiah Boston,
this week.
Messrs. Charles Taylor and Theodore
Wimbrough attended Court in Snow
Hill this week.
Mrs. Charles Wimbrough has been
sick this week with severe attack of
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Laura Williams. who has been
making her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Holland. visit returned to her home
Nh PRtsville Thursday.
wv Lafayette johnson. of Norfolk.
VaMand Miss Anna Louise Birmingham,
ofMMnshire. were married in Philadel.
pEa. "Wednesday, Oct. I'D, at the home
n her brother. DIR. j. d. Birmingham.
They will make their home in Norfolk.
Miss India Scott left Thursday for
Philadelphia to visit her uncle, Mr.. John
Scott, and other relatives.
Look out for Mr.. II. F. Harmonson
new lot of horses to-day and next week.
just from st. Louis.