Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-05-19
BERLIN.

We are very glad to see the improve
ments in our little town. The NJ. T..
church has been remodeled inside and
painted on the outside. The homes of
Mr.. John Raync. Miss Daisy Wise. and
DIR. John Pitts have all received a new
coat of paint, and several new buildings
are in progress.
The festival Of the Presbyterian Sab
bath School Wednesday night was a
success, financially and socially. Quite
a large number of our Episcopal and
Methodist friends were out, and every
one appeared to enjoy the evening. |
think they cleared nearly $75. The even
ing was pleasant. as the proverbial
Presbyterian rain did not put its APP
pearance.
Mr.. Horace Davis has bought the
house and lot on the corner Of Mill and
Washington Streets of Miss Lizzie
Tilghman.
Mr. Eddie Jarman will lead the
Neghborhood Young Peoples Meeting
next Sunday evening at 100. Subject:
The Sabbath and how to keep It,. I"
DR.. EbA Hollands handsome house
on the corIT of Main and Church streets
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great addition to that end Of Berlin.
Mrs. Sarah Franklin is spending the
week in Snow Hill with her daughter,
Mrs. X. ID. Jones She is expected home
Saturday with her daughterin-law.M Mrs.
William c. Franklin.
Providence permitting. there will be
preaching in Buckingham Presbyterian
4 f..v, nd nnA
Y. L. NJ. at 7.o'clock. Leader. Miss
Jemima Massey.
Mrs. Hannah Taylor left Tuesday for
Ocean City to visit her son, Mr.. VIM.
Taylor.
Invitations are out to the marriage
Of Miss Annie Wimbrough. of Berlin.
to Mr.. Clinton ID. Krause. of Salisbury,
on Tuesday morning. May twenty-ninth,
at half past 6 O'Clock at the NJ. h.
Church, by her pastor. Rev. G. G.
Williams Reception at the home of the
bride from to 8. 30 o'clock.
Mrs. Clayton Ludwig and little
daughter, Dorothy. Of Philadelphia,
came Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Massey.
Mrs. Krebs, of Baltimore. who has
been spending some time with her
daughter Mrs. John Ayers, returned
home Wednesday,
Mr.. Lenox Williams. of Salisbury. is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.. Henry
Jingle. who has been an invalid for
couple of years, is very much worse.
Mr.. Cook, from the Trenton Home
for destitute children, was in town Sun
day and spoke few words in behalf of
the home at the NJ. T.. Church in the
morning, and in the Presbyterian church
in the evening He collected quite
little sum in each church.
Mr.. f. s. Furbush, spent few days
in Philadelphia the first Of this week.
Miss Molle Bailey. of Powellville. is
the guest of her grandmother and other
friends this week.
Mr.. h. F. Ball. of Belair, has been
in town this week on business trip.
Mrs. Walter Pruitt. who has been in
Baltimore several weeks visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Mason. returned
nome wednesday
DR.. Vosburg and daughter, Miss
Minnie. came Wednesday evening to
visit friends in Berlin.
The Pennsylvania depot is now nearly
completed. and is handsome building.
Mr.. Harper. of Salisbury, has mott
fled Miss Carey, Principal of Bucking-
ham High School, of his desire TO again
present gold medal to the pupil of
the graduating class making the highest
general average for the year The Prin-
cipal. her assistants. the pupils. and
the public greatly appreciate the
honor Mr. Harper has a second time
paid them in presenting to the Berlin
School this beautiful medal. Mr. Harper
is member of the well known firm of
jewellers, Harper 4 Taylor. of Salisbury
Each year he gives medal to the Sails
bury School, and last year presented a
very handsome one to Berlin. We APP
preciate being thus favored. and con
graduate the pupil who is so very
fortunate as to be the recipient of this
reward for her labors.
DIR. NJ. Bates Stevens, State Super
ntendent of Public instruction, accom-
panied by MIR. +. w. McMaster. Super
intendent of Worcester County. visited
Buckingham High School Wednesday
of last week. After visiting the differ
ent rooms. both gentlemen made short
addresses to the teachers and pupils in
the Assembly Hall.