Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-12-08
BERLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Taylor who have
been 10 Cape Charles for two weeks
visiting his sisters. Mrs. Lemuel Mum
ford, and Mrs Dasy Swift, returned
home Thursday night.
The festival and bazaar Of the NJ. f.
Church Tuesday afternoon and evening
was very successful They CLEARED
about $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pruitt spent
part of last week in Salisbury with
their daughter. Mrs. Harry Mumford.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Norris left Tues.
day for Baltimore to visit his brother
and other friends
Misses Jane Wise and Minnie Coffin
have returned from their visit to friends
in Wilmington and Philadelphia
Mr.. Orlando Harrison is in Baltimore
this week attending the ninth annua
meeting of the Maryland Horticultural
Society.
DR.. Parsons and family moved Mon
day from Bay st. to the house on
Church St, recently vacated by Mrs.
Adelia Carey
WITS. EuWdTu IlplldIlu anu iilllt sun,
Edward. went to Pittsville last week Il
visit her mother. Mrs. Laura Williams,
returning home last Saturday.
We We're very sorry to hear that Mrs.
Elizabeth Davis was called this week
to the bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Melvin. who is very i'll in Del
mar.
Miss Maud Bowen. of Newark. is
spending the week with her sister Mrs
Jehu Quillin. and some of her old school
mates.
Mr.. Edward Tyler, of Baltimore.
came Wednesday to visit DIR. James C..
Erickson, returning home Friday.
Providence permitting. the communion
of the Lords Supper will be administer
ed in the Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row morning. Usual service in the
evening Y +. S. c. h. will meet at
quarter Of seven Miss Sally Holloway
will lead the meeting.
Mr. ~ Dill. of Salisbury. was in
town this week visiting his brother
Mr. A. F. Chance
Mr. Edward Hastings is improving
slowly, this being his seventh week in
the house.
Mrs. George Scott and her daughters,
Misses Indiana and Lizzie. who have
been in Philadelphia. visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Scott have returned home.
Miss Elsie Richardson. who has been
spending the last two weeks with Misses
Eva Trader and Ethel Campbell. will
return to her home in Pocomoke City
next Monday.
Misses May Purnell Leola and Ida
Burbage. who have been visiting
friends in Baltimore. returned home
Monday
DR. Emory Bell will leave next Mon
day for Philadelphia on pleasure trip.
Mr.. James Rodney moved Thursday
to the house on Bay St. recently va
Gated by Mrs Emma Chopper and Mr.
Charles Holland moved INTO the house
vacated by Mr.. Rodney. and Mr. George
Taylor into the house vacated by Mr.
Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Rinaldo Hanley moved
Tuesday from West St to the home on
Mill ST. lately vacated by Mr.. Fletcher
Porter Mr.. William Philips moved in
the house vacated by Mr. Hanley We
have never seen as much moving this
season Of the year as there has been
for several weeks, and the movers are
having beautiful weather.
Mr. Thomas Hanley has this week
purchased the grist mills, and feed and
flour store of Mr. Henry Adams Mr.
Adams will give his entire attention to
his lumber business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vickers. of
Georgetown, have been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Ebe Holland. this week
Sorry to report another case of
diphtheria in town. The victim is little
Mildred Quillin, on West st.
Miss Kate Hammond left last Satur-
day for Washington To visit her brother.
DR.. Thomas Hammond.
Miss Maud Whaley. of Bishopville,
is in town this week visiting her sisters.
Mrs. John and Wilbur Keas
Mr.. Samuel Chopper. Of Newark has
bought farm on Williams st. of Mr.
II. f. Harmonson. formerly owned by
MIR. Henry Mumford. He will move
to il soon, and we will welcome Mr.
Cropper and family, to our town.
Mr.. Kendall Jarvis, who has been
confined at home with crippled knee.
is out walking with cane.
Mr.. Lambert Ayers and daughter.
Miss Eva. are going to Boston on a
visit.
Miss Rose Clayville leaves next Mon
day for Philadelphia to do her Christ
mas shopping.
Mr.. Guy Ayres is on the sick list but
is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Dirickson gave
their young friends quite large party
last Saturday evening. All reported a
very pleasant time.
Mrs. Jane Givans is on the sick list
this week We hope she will soon be
out again.
Miss l.. May Gibbs went Saturday
night to Newark TO visit her uncle. Mr..
Thomas Tilghman. and family.