Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-25
BERLIN.


The meeting of the Ladies' Missionary
Society of Buckingham Church, which
was held at the Manse Tuesday after
noon, was opened with singing "Some-
thing for Thee" The President, Mrs.
Q. Il. Taylor. was present and conducted
the devotional exercises, which consisted
of Scriptural reading. the subject of it
being the Brotherhood of Man." aud
prayer. The Scriptural roll-call respon-
SEES were followed by the Secretary's
report. The missionary items of interest
by various members were read and dis
cusSed. Miss Marie Pitts read paper
on China, telling of the work in that
country. The Home topic, 1.-The Indi-
ans, was omitted because of the absence
of the writer of the paper.
The mem bers of the Epworth League
of the NJ +. Church will hold &C. and
l0c. social in the Lecture room of the
church Wednesday evening, March LIST.
A literary program has been prepared.
Refreshments free. Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Neugabaeur. of
Wilmington, who have been visiting
his aunt. Mrs. John n. Herman, re-
turned home Tuesday
Misses Nellie Powell and Ida
Burbage returned home Monday from a
visit to Miss Florence johnson, in Bish-
opville. Md.
Mr.. 7. T. Savage arrived home from a
trip to Williamsville. Va. Friday.
Mrs. John Ayres and daughter, Miss
Mary, accompanied by DIR. Zadok p.
Henry, left Thursday to attend Mrs.
Ayers son Zadok. who is i'll in Will
mington.
Mr.. Edwin Calhoon is home from
Milford for a few days.
Mrs. Edwin d. Wood and little
daughter. of Germantown. p. who have
been here on a visit to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Hammond, have re-
turned home accompanied by her sister.
Miss Clara.
Misses Della and Flossie Holland have
boen here visiting their brother, Mr..
Leslie Holland.
Mr.. NJ. Bartlett. of New York is here
on visit to his brother Frank.
Mr.. Charles Herman died Thursday
morning at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Purnell, near Berlin. He leaves one
brother, Mr.. John n. Herman of this
town.
Mr.. Oscar Trader is out again.
Mr. Thomas Tingle. Miss Eva Trader
and several Others who have been sick,
are slowly improving. Mr. Louis Dill
worth and Mrs. Frank Bowen are still
very sick
Wanted-a large gentle horse, suit
able for carriage and farm work T. 4.
Bell.
Miss Rydie Savage visited Salisbury
Tuesday
Mr.. William Rayne, of Ocean City.
visited his mother. Mrs. Rose Rayne,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Levin Collier, of Salisbury, visit
ed friends in Berlin few days this
week
Miss Dora Wise is visiting Rev. q. L.
Del, and will visit her aunt. Mrs. Will
liam Bostick, at Salisbury, before she
returns home.
Miss Minnie Lyle has gone to Sails
bury this week to see her friend. Mrs.
Charles Jackson, who is very i'll.
Miss Annie Wlmbrough left Friday
for Snow Hill, TO visit relatives aud
friends.
The entertainment gwen by the Busy
Bees. of the Episcopal Church. was quite
success, they cleared 500
Miss Kate Hammond gave o'clock
dinner last Tuesday night in honor of
her guest. Miss Harriet Shacklet. of
Washington.
Misses Margery Hastings. Margaret
Bethards. and Elizabeth Hastings have
been welcome guests of Miss Della NJ
Collins. at the Cottage Shore Farm. "
They report pleasant visit.
Mrs. George Williams. of Salisbury.
has been the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Carey. this week.
Mrs. John Shepard, of Stockton, who
has been here nursing her sister. Miss
Eva Trader, returned TO her home Tues
day night.
Providence permitting there will be
service in the Assembly Room to-mor-
row morning and evening by the pas
tor, Rev W. HI. Bancroft. Y. P. NJ. at
quarter of seven Miss Sallie McGregor,
leader.
For rent-a small farm located at the
edge OF town. within few hundred
feet of canning factory. Suitable for
poultry raising, and good ground for
corn and trucks. Possession given at
once E. E. Bell.