Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-11-18
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her father, Mr.. Benjamin Mitchell.
Mr.. David Ewell moved this week
from near town to the house on Will
lams St next door to Mr.. Hamblin.
Miss Florence Taylor, who has been
making two weeks visit to her cousin,
Miss Name Jarvis, returned home Fri
day.
Mr.. l.. l.. Erickson left Wednesday
for Chicago on business trip.
Mr.. George Carey. of Camden, N. j.,
is the guest this week of his cousin,
Mr.. Edward Wise.
Mrs. Edward Tyler. of Baltimore,
came to-day (Saturday)to visit her
father, DR. ]. G. Dirickson.
Cards are out announcing the marri-
age If Mr.. William Clancy Franklin
ana Miss Minnie Il. Beauchamp Novem-
Der he fourth, 1905. Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin came and spent couple of
days with his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Franklin. just after the marriage. We
wish them long and happy life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hearn and little
daughter, Gladys, leave next week to
attend the wedding of her sister, Miss
Rosa Dennis. to Mr.. Herbert Lowe. all
of near Salisbury.
Miss Ethel Campbell and brother,
Master Jerry Campbell, went to Snow
Hill last Sunday to visit their uncle,
Mr.. Asher Campbell.
Mrs. Annie Powell left Monday for
Smyrna, Del. to attend the marriage of
her cousin, Miss Kate Beckett, to Mr..
Herbert Stetson. Before returning
home she will go to Philadelphia to visit
her son, Edmund Powell.
John n. Herman, Agent for the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York. paid c. w. Purnel and Theodore
NJ. Purnell one thousand dollars on the
death of Henry b. Purnell.
Captain Wyatt spent few days this
week at Ocean City visiting his nephews.
Rev w. II. Bancroft preached in the
Presbyterian pulpit in Salisbury last
Sunday to large congregation.
Providence permitting, there will be
Divine service in the Assembly room of
the High School building tomorrow
morning and evening. Y. p NJ. at Z
O'Clock. p. NJ. Leader. Miss Marie Pitts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kirtz came
Tuesday. Mr.. kirtz has accepted the
position of clerk at the Atlantic Hotel
Miss Rozelle Handy, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Phila-
delphia for nearly two weeks. returned
Tuesday evening.
| Miss Margaret Harmonson, who has
been to Lewes this week, has returned
home accompanied by Miss Helen
Lofiand.
Mr.. George Stafford took n short
trip this week to Wilmington and Sea
| ford.
! We are sorry To report Mr.. James
Dirckson not SO well at the time of
this writing His father, DR. Erickson,
was photographed for on Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Dilworth. of
visit his brother. Mr.. Louis Diworth,
and sisters, Misses Clara and Ida Dill
worth.
Mr. Chester Nicholson. who left Ber-
lin week or two ago for Long Island.
has retured. We do not know whether
the attractions at this end of the line
are greater than the other. but presume
they must have been.
| Read Burbage 4 Powell's advertise
ment and buy your suit and overcoat at
their store.
Mr.. Alfred Powell left for Baltimore
Wednesday to purchase a new line of
goods.
The entertainment given by Miss
Daisy Wise's Sunday school class in the
High School building Wednesday night.
was very fine and drew large crowd.
They cleared $25. 90. The money will
be used for the new NJ. f. Parsonage.
Mrs. William Powell and little daugh-
ter. of Ocean City. have been visiting
her father, Mr.. George Harrison, this
week.
Mr.. Leonard Bodley and family have
moved this week TO Chincoteague to
make their future home.
Mrs. John Keas. Misses Ella Purnell
Addie Henry and Kate Hammond all
spent few days this week at Bishop
vile with their friend, Miss Maud
Whaley.
Mrs. George G. Williams has gone
this week To visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Satteriield, Of Dover.
Mr.. William Adkins. of Philadelphia.
is the welcome guest this week Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Ad-
kins.
Mrs. Kate Hudson leaves next Tues
day for Woodbridge to visit her friend,
Mrs. Mary +. Franklin.
The annual festival and bazaar. under
the auspices of The Industrial Guild of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. will
be held in Dirickson's Hall on Thursday,
December seventh. A fine opportunity
to purchase Christmas gifts at reason
able prices. Salads and lees served
throughout the afternoon and evening.
Doors open at half past two. Sale be-
gins at three O'Clock.