Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-02-10

Marshalltown, Del. ON Feb. 9Th, the
work of the church was reported to be
in splendid condition and the pastor,
Rev. T.. II. Miller. unanimously invited
to return.
Mrs. ID. A. Nicol. wife of Rev.
Mr.. Nicoll of the Christian Church. will
make an address to women in the
Christian Church Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. The subject of her address will
be. "The Evils of Society" Only
ladies admitted.
All the sportsmen of Worcester
County are requested to meet at the
Court House in Snow HILL next Tues
day, February 18th. ut go O'Clock T..
NJ, to formulate proper game law for
the county and provide funds for stock
ing farm lands with birds
Local advertisements in these
columns a"e Zoe. line each insertion.
Obituary notices ) cents a line. ResOlu-
tions of secret societies. banks and
other institutions Sc a line. Advertise
ments should be sent in before Thurs
day Of each week.
j. w. Vandegrft & Co., the
Shovel merchants. have been doing a
wonderfully successful business since
they commenced To advertise in the
MESSENGER. This is a very enterpris-
ing and reliable store and the public
soon found il out. Look out for new
advertisement in our next issue.
Miss Virginia Howard entertained
a number of her little friends. on Sat
urlav from three until five O'Clock in
honor Of her sixth birthday. Among
those present We're Misses Elizabeth
Powell Katherine Jones. Elizabeth
Mock, Emily Jones, Allie Anderson,
Marguerite Barnes. Ella Whaley.
Postmaster Charles W. Farrow s
time will soon be out and candidates
are getting as thick as mosquitoes dur
ing a dry spell in August. We are in
formed that the list SO far includes :
Messrs. c. w. Farrow. Asbury {. Riley
David Hickman. A. Fred Hartman.
Charles Spencer, William 5. Lewis and
others.
Services in the Christian Church to-
morrow as follows: preaching in the
morning at II o'clock, and in the even
ing at s O'Clock by the paster, Rev.
d. A. Nicol Subject for morning SER
mon "The way to Succeed" subject
for evening sermon, The Cost of Ne
glect. Christian Endeavor at o clock.
All welcome.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Atkinson purchased
the Atkinson farm at public sale here
last Tuesday for $2050.00 The farm.
which at one time was in Mr.. Atkin-
sons family was owned by the Nc
Master and George S. Richardson heirs
Mr.. William S. McMaster, Trustee. re-
Gently obtained decree of the Court
to sell the farm.
An oyster supper will be held by
the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian
Church. i'm the old NJ Z. Church building.
on the evenings of February 18th and
nth. This will be first class supper.
Fine drip coffee. and good ice cream,
together with other refreshments will be
served. Tickets for adults, % cents;
children under ten years, half price.
All are cordially invited.
One of the largest and most success
fnl functions of the season was given
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Col
Inns. on Federal Street. Thursday even
ing of last week, when Mrs. Collins
entertained the Ladies Euchre Club.
Those present were the members Of
the club with their husbands. The
prizes were won by Miss Lula Price and
Mr.. ]. Edward White.
Well our class meeting anniversary
was not only decided success at the
time. il was all of that but il continues.
We have had an average of 30 persons
present at each class this year. and the
meetings are attended with much power
and demonstration of the spirit, but the
end is not yet We are expecting great
er things. We would be glad to see all
of the young converts out tomorrow
promptly at 9.30 A. NJ. j. T. Taylor.
leader
Wilie/Hearthway. the son of Mr.
Apd Mrs. r. w. Hearthway of this town.
was taken to the Peninsula General
Hospital. Salisbury. Monday, where he
was aberated on for tuberculosis of the
glandof the neck The operation. which
was/successful. was performed by DR..
J. Me n Dick The young man was
accompanied to the hospital by his
father and DR.. w. r. Elliot, who assis-
ted DR.. Dick in the operation.
The many friends and acguain-
tances in this county of Judge William
X. Martin. of Easton, will be pleased
to know that he has sufficiently recov-
cred from the paralytic stroke he re-
ceived some time ago. to take his place
on the Bench of the Second Judicial
Circuit. Judge Martin is brother of
Mrs. Zadok r. Wharton of Stockton,
and is a former resident Of Worcester
County.
Whenever our Worcester County
subscribers are in need of flowers for
decorative. wedding, or funeral purpos-
es. they will do right to consult the adj
vertisement of the Salisbury Florist Go.
which will he found in this paper 1t is
a great convenience to have a first class
establishment of the kind so near us,
managed by AN expert florist such as
Mr.. Frank Wrede who will give your
orders prompt attention and skillful ar
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