Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-12-15
BERLIN.

H'i lducS dIliticS were very pTttly,
and sold readily.
Mrs. w H. Bancroft, who has been
in Philadelphia this week. returned
home last night friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adkins have
moved this week from the house on
West Street to his new house. which he
has just finished building on Franklin
Avenue.
Mr. Theodore Purnell left Thursday
for the Northern cities on a business
trip
Mrs Daniel Hudson. Of North Beach
Station. was home with her parents and
doing her Christmas shopping on Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Mr. James Cropper. who has been in
Philadelphia this week, returned home
Tuesday.
Mr. Sidney Timmons, who has been
working in Millsboro. has returned
home
We are sorry to report that Mrs Ann
Bratten has been quite sick for the last
two weeks.
Mr.. Alfred Holloway came home last
week to visit his family Mr.. and Mrs.
Holloway and daughters. Misses Sallie
and Gertrude. went TO attend the funer-
al Of his grandmother Mrs Sallie
Holloway.
Mrs II F. Harmonson left Tuesday
for Wilmington and Philadelphia on
business trip.
Mrs. Harry Connaway, Of Hebron,
was the guest Of her motherin-law,
Mrs. Annie Connaway last week.
Miss Pinkney Davis Of Philadelphia,
came last week TO visit her cousin, Mrs
Hennie Mitchell.
After an illness Of several years, Mr..
Henry Tingle fell asleep in Jesus. last
Saturday night. Dec sth. His remains
were Inferred in Buckingham cemetery
Monday afternoon His pastor, Rev. w.
home Wise and Burbage. funeral
directors
Miss Helen Dirickson, who attended
school at Stanton, Va. will be home
next Tuesday. Her mother will meet
her in Baltimore, and accompany her
home.
Rev 6. {. Williams will leave next
Wednesday afternoon for Dover to
marry his wife's sister, Miss Satter-
field.
Miss Minnie Franklin is in Snow Hill
this week visiting her sister, Mrs. RID
Jones.
Misses Rose Clayville and Bessie Bell,
who have been in Wilmington visiting
friends. returned home Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. f. J. Henley left Thursday for
Baltimore t. visit relatives and friends
Miss Lena Bowen will leave next
Tuesday for Lewistown. Pa, to attend
the marriage Of her brother. Mr.. VIM
Bowen. Of Berlin. to Miss Selma Boeh-
ner, Of Lewistown. Pa, on Thursday
Dec. 10Th Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen will
visit his mother, Mrs. Laura Bowen.
during the Christmas holidays.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Henrietta Virginia Trader Of
BerIs. to Mr.. Ralph Maurice Aldrich
Of New York. on Wednesday. Dec. 18th
in Stevenson's NJ f. Church by her
pastor. Rev G.. c. Williams.
The NJ. f. Church will give an odd
Maids Convention at the Berlin High
School building on the evening Of
Christmas day.
DR.. Aldrich. Of New York, will be
here Saturday evening to visit friends.
DR.. Dick. of Salisbury. came Monday
To have a consultation with DR. Ebe
Holland over Capt. Jonathan Baker.
who has been i'll for a long time
DR.. Zadok Henry has been in Balti-
more this week on business.
Mr. William Bethards. who has been
with his uncle in Philadelphia FOR some
time came home last week quite sick.
Mr. L. D. Windsor, druggist for DR.
Cyrus Dirickson who went home sick
five or six weeks ago, returned this
week. and has taken his position again.
Mr. Raymond Bell. who substituted for
him while he was i'll. will be at home
for while
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Wimbrough
and son, Salathiel, went To Dagsboro 10
attend the funeral of Mrs. Wimbrough 5
father. Mr.. Salathel Baker. this week
Mr. H. f. Harmonson left Monday
for Philadelphia TO purchase another
car load Of horses and mules.
Divine service IN buckingham church
tomorrow morning and evening \. p.
5. c. +. at quarter Of seven. Miss
Lizzie Tilghman will lead the meeting.
We would like a full attendance. every
body welcome. The Communion of the
Lords Supper will be administered at
Libertytown in the afternoon. also the
reception of new members.
Mrs. Kate Hudson will leave next
Thursday for Woodbridge, y. j.. to
visit Mrs Mary +. Franklin.
Miss Emma Jones, Of Wilmington. is
the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Jarvis.
We think Mr.. Charles Wimbrough,
of Berlin. must beat the record in large
hogs. He killed Monday and his largest
hog weighed $50 pounds. We wonder if
any one can beat that. Master Murray
Bell won the prize, he coming nearer TO
guessing the weight OF the hog than
any one else.