Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-04-21

Mrs. Daniel +. Joseph, who has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. John +. Taylor,
and family, on Washington Street. re-
turned to her home in Georgetown Fri
day.
Prof. Charles S. Richardson. Of
Maryland Agricultural College, was
home for the Easter holidays. dividing
his time between Snow Hill and Stock
ton.
DR.. c. Mitchell eye specialist will
be in Girdletree Friday afternoon, April
9th, at the Hotel. Examinations free.
Satisfaction guaranteed. hours, PM.
to 7. NJ.
Misses Elodie Jones and Retta j.
Smith, of Chincoteague Island, were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James +. Townsend during the Easter
holidays.
Rev. Avery Donovan left for West
minister on Thursday. His family went
on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Donovan
leave behind them many warm friends
who wish them well.
Miss Wilson Hargis returned Tues
day to Washington toresume her studies
at Washington Female Seminary, after
short visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion T. Hargis.
Prof. Levin j. Kelly, instructor in
the Manual Training Department Of
Snow Hill and Pocomoke City High
Schools, spent the Easter holidays with
his brother in lronshire.
Miss Ada Purnell, who is teaching
school at Shovel, came home Friday
night of last week, remaining until
Tuesday morning with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. james X. Purnell.
G. Walter Mapp. Esq, of Maps
vile. Va, and DR.. {. +. thurman and
Prof. Joseph p. Snead, both of Chinco-
league Island, were guests at the Hotel
Purnel Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Prof. Charles w. Ledley, instructor
in the Manual Training Department of
the Havre de Grace High School, accom-
panied Prof. John |. Coulbourn home,
and spent the Easter holidays with him
in Snow Hill.
Owing to the great number of fish
pounds in the Chesapeake Bay and Tan
gicr Sound il is almost impossible for
any great number of shad to get in
to the Pocomoke River, hence the scar
city of shad in our market.
Messrs. William T. Hearne and
Hurley J. Esham. representing the
Berlin Marble Works make an announ-
cement in the MESSENGER 5 advertising
columns. They guarantee the work and
prices of the firm they represent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Station left
Monday for Baltimore. Mr.. Station
will return to Snow Hill this week, but
Mrs. Station will spend some time with
her parents in Hartford county. and her
sister in Green Castle, Pa, before re-
turning home.
The Spring meeting of the Presby-
terry of Newcastle was held IN Lewes,
Delaware. several days of this week.
Mackenzie Memorial Presbyterian Church
of this town was represented by the
pastor, Rev. Joseph b. North, and by
elder, J Samuel Price.
Messrs. Harris and Howard Cord
dry and Walter Price. of Washington
College, Asher Smith, of st. Johns. and
Walter Hastings, of Delaney School,
have all returned to their respective
schools after spending the holidays at
their homes in Snow Hill.
Hon. S. Frank Dashiell appointed
Clerk of the Circuit for Somerset
county to succeed the late Oliver I.
Beauchamp, has entered upon his duties.
He is the first Democrat to hold the
position for several years. Mr.. Dash
iell will be candidate for the nomina-
ton in 1907.
Prof. John |. Coulbourn, principal
of Havre de Grace High School, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Edwin Coulbourn, of Belle
Haven, Va, and Mr.. u. Oscar Coul-
bourn, of Smithiield, Va, have returned
To their homes after spending the holl-
days at home with their father, Mr..
George w. Coulbourn.
While his parents We're away from
home, attending the funeral of their ia
Their, Mr.. T. X. Z. 5. White, last We'd
nesday, Walter, the five year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. White, fell
out of tree and injured himself so bad
" that he had to be brought to Snow
Hill for surgical treatment by Dr.
Straughn.
Owing to the special services in the
Episcopal Church at Stockton next Sun
day afternoon, the service announced
for three o'clock in the Presbyterian
Church at that place has been with
drawn. Providence permitting. there
will be preaching at three O'Clock, on
Sunday, May 9th. by the pastor, Rev.
j. b. North.
1t goes without saying that our
photographs are different when we
make the kind that makes homely peo-
pie good looking. You should visit our
studio and be convinced of the fact that
our photos are really different. We
make a better grade for less money.
VIM. S. Henderson. Photographer, Po-
comoke City, Maryland.
While riding on the handle of a
lawn mower which was being pushed by
her Oldest sisters, Lillian the 5-year-old
daughter of h. w. Townsend. of Centre
Vile, lost her balance. In trying To
save herself her left hand came in CON
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