Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-01
BERLIN BUDGET

Mrs. A. 7. Chance. who has been in
Clayton for several weeks visiting her
sister, Mrs. Clark. has returned home.
DIR. Emory Bell, of Hebron, has been
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory Bell, this week.
Mr.. +. S. Furbush is making some
improvements. in his store. which when
finished will give him fine postofiice.
He has taken out his notion department
and thrown il all in the postofiice.
When completed this will be great
improvement.
On last Thursdays excursion, Mrs.
Jane Bowen, of Wilmington, who is in
her S4th year came and spent the day
with her sister, Mrs. Eupherma Jarman,
who is Sc years of age
Miss Minnie Franklin and mother
left Wednesday for Snow Hill to visit
Mrs. X. ID. Jones.
Messrs. Lee Carey and DIR. Thomas
Hammond left Wednesday for New
York TO attend the reception to Hon.
William Jennings Bryan.
Miss Birmingham, who has been visit
ing Miss Virgie Johnson, has returned
home.
Mr.. J. II. Riley and family, of Vir-
ginia. have lately moved to Berlin and
are occupying one of Mr.. Horace Davis
new houses on Grace Avenue. They will
occupy Dirickson Hall for millinery
store. Mrs. Riley and daughter, Miss
Cora. left Tuesday morning for New
York TO procure their Fall millinery.
Mr. Erickson Cummins, of Smyrna,
hanF kAr 8
James Erickson. this week.
Master Joe McGee. of Philadelphia.
came Saturday night to visit his broth
er. Mr.. Charles McGee.
Sunday school to. morrow moring at
half past nine o'clock, and Y. p. NJ. in
the evening at seven O'Clock. in the
Buckingham Church.
Mr.. John Derricksoa of Phila., who
has been spending the last two or three
weeks with his wife and family, left
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Charles Givans and children, of
Delmar. who have been visiting Mrs.
Alice Massey, returned home Tuesday
accompanied by her mother in law,
Mrs. Jane Givans, and little Elsie Mas
sey.
Mrs. Robert Morris. of near Salisbury,
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Isaac
Gibbs, and other relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Holland. who has been
spending sometime with her son, DR..
Ebe Holland left Wednesday for
Powellville to visit her son, DIR. Charles
Holland.
Fannie Burrows. of Delmay, who has
been spending several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Henry Bell. returned home
Tuesday.
Rev. Charles A. Walker, of Milford.
came last Saturday to preach at Ocean
City Sunday. On his way home he was
the guesZof Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Har-
mSnson/
MisS Lanta Ayers has accepted a
position as stenographer and typewriter
wth Messrs. George Harrison and Sons.
MI and Mrs. Willard Hearn and lit
tie daughter. Gladys. attended the
funeral OF her nelce, Miss Ethel Camp
bell. at Pittsville Wednesday.
Misses Addie Henry, Kate Hammond,
Virginia Hammond and Mr.. Victor
Hammond all left Wednesday for the
Isle of Wight to picnic few days with
Mr.. Carey.
Miss Jean Logan, of Pittsburg, who
has been visiting her friend, Miss
Margaret Morris. returned home Friday
Mr.. Theodore Purnel has been in
Baltimore this week on business trip.
We are sorry to report Mr.. Thomas
Jingle very much worse at this time.
ktse rrioI -. H. a
Jarman and Louise Walston are better.
Mr.. Burton McNeal who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gid
con McNeal, has returned To his place
of business in Newport News. Va.
QUITE a gloom was cast over the
Teaehers's institute at Ocean City
Vvesday by the sudden death of Miss
Ethel Campbell of Pittsville. Miss
Campbell had never taught school but
was TO have school this term. We
sAmpathize with her parents and friends
in the sudden going out of her young
life.
Mrs. William Chandler and daughter
of Scranton, Pa. who have been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Levin Dirickson,
returned home Thursday morning.
Mr.. Denard Henderson died suddenly
Monday afternoon in Mr.. w. Z. Bos-
tons store in Ironshire Of heart failure,
Me and his son, William Henderson.
Who was visiting his father. had driven
OUT to<he store. and he had made few
pure hases when he complained of feel
ing Badly and of the heat. He sat
d9Mn Vt window. and died in few
DhnuteA He leaves three sons and
|three daughters. Mrs. Cyrus Britting-
ham. of Newport, Mrs. James Adkins,
of Newark. Mrs. Sewell Warren, of
lronshire. Charles Henderson, of Phila-
delphia. James Henderson of Whining
ton. and William Henderson. who was
with him when he died The children
all came to the funeral His remains
were inferred in Buckingham Cemetery.
Rev. Mr.. Janney of Newark officiating.
Wise and Burbage were the funeral