Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-10-27
BERLIN.

house on Gay Street An interesting
feature will be THE Mystic Midway, "
a Hallowe' en- entertainment. You are
invited TO come. masked if you wish,
or unmasked, and help to make merry
party, full of fun and frolic.
We are very sorry to hear of the
severe illness Of our old friend and
townswoman. Mrs. Lizzie Lavender, in
Baltimore. She is not expected to live.
Mr.. Clarence Gray. Of Ironshire. died
Thursday morning. Oct 25th. He was
buried Friday afternoon al Newark
Wise and Burbuge, funeral directors.
Mr.. Raymond Bell has a position as
druggist in DR. Cyrus Dirickson's drug
store, in place Of Mr. Windor, who is
very i'll in the hospital in Salisbury.
Providence permitting, there will be
divine service in Buckingham Church
tomorrow morning and evening. The
Echo meeting Of the Christian Endeavor,
which was to have been held last Sun
day evening. but was prevented by the
severe rain storm. will be held tO-mor-
row evening at quarter Of seven. Mrs.
Horace Davis will conduct the meeting.
Mr. Thomas J. Hudson and wife. Of
Ocean City. are the guests this week
Of Mr. and Mrs S. b. Mumford
Mrs. Frank Hudson, Of Girdletree,
came Thursday 70 visit her aunt. Mrs.
Sidney Bowen
Mrs. H. F Harmonson and Mrs. Or
lando Harrison went 10 Frank ford We'd
nesday to attend the marriage Of Miss
Gertrude Layton. of Frankfort. and
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Miss Virginia Dickerson left last
Saturday for Milford to visit her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Dickerson.
Our old friend. Mr.. Roscoe White. has
been with US this week on u business
trip.
The Halloween play. THE Little
Girl in Red. given last evening in the
High School building. was very amusing
and well attended
Rev Charles Eckles. the returned
missionary from Siam. gave an address
Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian
Church We were sorry the weather
was so inclement that we did not have
a larger congregation. Mr.. Eckles
while here was the guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. W H. Bancroft
Providence permitting. special evan
gelistic services will be held next week
in Faith Chapel, Libertytown, begin
ming on Monday evening, the 18th.
The hour Of the service will be 80
o'clock
Rev. G. c. Williams. Mrs. Garfield
Johnson. Miss Dora Wise, Miss Ella
Beauchamp, and Matte Powell left
WaJraud.t rar Tho E,.,,.n,..b I aa,rtt.
Convention in Laurel, Del.
Mrs. John Scott and son. Mr.. Howard
Scott. Of Philadelphia, came Tuesday
to visit Messrs. William and George
Scott
Mrs. Harriet Melvin left Tuesday for
Delmar TO visit her son. Mr.. Ernest
Melvin
Rev. George Bounds. Of St Michaels.
came to-day Saturday to exchange
pulpits with Rev. 6. e. Williams Mr.
Bounds will be the guest Of his friend.
DR. Ebe Holland. while here
Mrs. Arba Tucker left Wednesday
for Indiana to make her home there
with her uncle and aunt.
Miss Annie Hanley. who has been
quite sick, is very much better Captain
Jonathan Baker has been able to come
down town; DR.. James Erickson and
wife are not any better: Mr. j. II.
Riley Is out again; Mr.. Henry Mitchell
is no better. Mr.. Edward Hastings is
on the sick list, as is also Miss Hennie
Bell
MIR, and Mrs Jacob Shane. of George
town. who have been visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. James b. Lyle. re
turned home on the noon train Monday.
Bishop Adams preached fine sermon
in the Episcopal Church here last Fri
day night. The Bishop confirmed Mr..
Henry Mitchell al his home in the after
noon, AS he was not well enough to at
tend the church service.
Miss Annie Kate Bowen left We'd
nesday for Machipongo to visit her
cousin. Mrs. Kate Rounds, and other
relatives
Mrs Harry Murray, of Cape Charles,
is the welcome guest of her mother.
Mrs. Adelia Carey.
Miss Angie Hudson. Of Whaleyville,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Elijah Carey, returned home Monday.
Mr.. Charles Humphrey. Of Milford. is
couple Of weeks in the
Herald Office.
MIR. and Mrs. J A. Boston and little
son. Josiah, left last Monday for visit
to friends and relatives in Wilmington
and Philadelphia While away Mr..
Boston will buy his new fall and winter
goods.
Mr. Rufus Loweand family are away
this week in Delmar visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Lily Workman has accepted a
position in the Berlin Advance office.
Mrs. John Rayne left Tuesday for
Snow Hill to visit Miss Jennie Purnell
and other relatives.
Mrs. Cyrus Dirickson and little son.
who have been visiting her mother in
Catawissa, Pa, returned home Monday
night.
Mrs. Robert Shovel left this week
for Hartford, Connecticut, to attend
the convention of the w. c. T. U.
Miss Florida Herman. of Berlin, and
Mr.. Fred Collier. of Philadelphia, were
married Oct 18th in Baltimore. Mr..
and Mrs. Collier will reside in Philadel-