Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-04-14
BERLIN.

Mrs. j. w. Shepard and daughter
Emma, of stockton, are spending tn,
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
james Trader
Mrs. G. Il. Taylor left Friday for
Philadelphia to visit friends.
Mr.. William Hammond, Of Hannemar
College. Philadelphia. came home Thurs.
day to spend Easter with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hammond.
Mr.. William Bratten. of Philadelphia,
came Saturday to spend few days
with his mother, Mrs. Ann Bratten.
leaving Thursday.
Miss Ethel Campbell leaves to-day
for PocOmokc City to spend Easter with
friends
Mrs. w. A. Vickers will come to-day
to spend a week with her daughter. Mrs
Ebe Holland.
Mrs. Kate Hudson left Friday for
Wilmington 10 visit her niece, Mrs
Thomas Station. who is sick.
Mrs. John Ayres. who has been visit
ing her parents in Baltimore. returned
home Friday.
Mr.. Frank Bartlett ami Mr. +. S
Furbush are in Philadelphia this week
on business trip.
Miss Ora Disharoon, Of Salisbury, is
the welcome guest of Miss Mamie
Ayres at Golden Quarters.
Mr.. Edward Tyler, of Baltimore.
came Wednesday TO visit his wife who
is staying with her father, DIR. James
&. Dirckson. We are sorry to report
that DR.. Dirickson is quite sick
Mrs. Lemuel Mumford. of Cape
Charles, who has been visiting her
brother. Mr.. c. b. Taylor. left for
home Tuesday
The Y. 2. Society had an elect of
officers for the ensuing six months: Mr..
Robert Adkins. President; Mr.. Ara Bur
bage, Vice-President: Miss Lillian Scott.
Treasurer;Miss Mary Purnell. Secretary.
Mrs. w. H. Bancroft left Wednesday
morning for Dover as delegate to the
Woman Missionary Society that met
there this week.
Mrs. Daisy Swift. of Cape Charles.
who has been visiting her brother. Mr..
c. h. Taylor. left Friday morning for
Baltimore to visit her cousin Mrs.
George Bunting.
Mrs. Orrie Timmons left Thursday
for ParsOnsburg to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons.
There will be special Easter service
at the Neighborhood Sunday School
next Sunday evening at 100 O'Clock
The congregation of st. Paul's Epsco-
pal Church will hold Mother Goose
Party in Dirickson's Hall Friday even
ing, April 10Th. Admission. free. Supper
served at p. m, consisting of salad.
ice cream and cake. There will also be
sun bonnets and home made candy for
sale
Miss Mamie Ayres gave party Wed
nesday night at her home, Golden Quar-
ter, in honor of her friend. Miss Ora
Disharoon.
Mrs r. u. Jones and daughter. Emily
of Snow Hill, who have been with their
mother. Mrs. Sarah Franklin. for some
weeks. have returned home
Miss Florence Williams. of Showels.
who has beenill FOR some time with con
sumption, died early Thursday morning.
She would have been % years old the
18th of this month.
non. w. Lee OaftN ana Wlle, VINO
have been in Annapolis this winter
came home Thursday to his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Elijah Carey.
Thelma and Gladys Jackson left Tues
day for Salisbury to visit her grand
mother, Mrs Corddry
Miss Rose Clayville opening Wednes-
day and Thursday was crowded with the
ladies and her hats were very pretty
Mrs. Polk Green, Of near Girdletree,
came to her sisters Tuesday Wed
nesday she and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Bowen left for shopping expedition
in Philadelphia
Providence permitting, there will be
divine service in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning and even
ing by the pastor. y. 7. NJ. at quarter
OF seven. Rev. w. II. Bancroft. leader
Miss Caddie Adkins, Of New York.
came last Saturday night and spent the
week with her aunt. Mrs. David Adj
kins.
Mrs Edward Holland and son. Ed
ward leave to-day for Pittsville to visit
her mother. Mrs. Laura Williams,
Miss Mabel Powell is home from
school this week sick with the measles.