Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-03-14
STOCKTON.

I Was q NiH4ipt llt Nul thW 70 " NNilthhtA
Miss Ellora Paradise left last week
TO visit friends in Chestertown
Miss Eliza Jones left Sunday to visit
her cousin at Bostonville.
Mrs. Besson. who mas been visiting
her children in New York. returned
last week
Miss Marcelena Houston, who has
been visiting her cousins. the Misses
Dryden, Of Pocomoke City returned
home Wednesday
Mr.. Grover Hudson returned Tuesday
from visit 70 friends in Philadelphia
and Wilmington.
Miss Deborah Goodhaud left Wednes-
day to visit friends Ia Dover, Del
1t is with much regret that our town
learned of the sudden death OF Mr.
Frank Dryden last Wednesday evening
in pocomoke City Mr.. Dryden Is a
brother-in-iaw Of Mrs l.. ! Houston
Of this town, and has many friends here
The Home Protection Society has
gotten to work and are training the
children for their work on election day
Several committees were appointed 10
WISH k4AG HhllWiilf AUk Al4f IAl IHt1f III
getting the children Interested and TO
invite them TO Join with us on Saturday
next, and parents also They found
the people at work and praying for
mo saloons A little thinking and
looking around mas enlightened the
voters. and the intelligence they have
gained will give dear old Worcester
a big majority for mo saloons and let
itstiil hold It's own for being the garden
spot Of the world Let every man be
az the poles next Saturday 20 east his
vote 20 protect his wife ana children
and his home.
Mr. Wilmott.o OF Wilmington, preached
in the different churches here last Sun
day. and on Monday evening two adj
dresses were delivered at the hall by
Rev George Hardesty. of Seaiord and
Mr. Bundick. Of 0naneock Rev, John
Artef wi.l probably be here this sun
day
Mrs Ste~ar Bromley. Mrs. Harry
Merritt and Mrs. Abuer Doughty, spent
Wednesday with friends in Snow Hill
MIR. Willard Boston spent Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. Julius Jones
Mr. Arts, Of near Pocomoke City.
visited at the home Of ms cousin. Mrs
David Taylor. last sunday
Miss Edna Taylor spent part 81 this
week with her friend Miss Verona
Paradise. near town.
Rev Mr. Goodhand will leave Tues
day for conference. which meets in
Wilmington next Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H Taylor visited
friends in Pocomoke last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuu, of Pitts Creek.
spent Sunday with Mrs lull's parents,
T. and Mrs. William Sturgis.
The Epworth League social was held
Thursday evening at the NJ f. Par
sonage
Mrs. Ella Mason, who has been quite
sick. is now improving we are glad 70
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Ross Crane the great cartoonist. will
be- here March 24th This IS the last of
the series Of entertainments to be held
in the Assembly Hall No one should
miss Ross Crane This is one Of the
finest lyceum attractions. and his piano
burlesques and Illustrated poems etc.
makes him a great artist as an enter
tainer. He is called Ross Crane the
uncomfortable. Its the duty of the
patrons and friends of the school to fill
the hall 70 overlooking, to aid an en-
courage our teachers who are laboring
so faithfully 10 advance the interest Of
our children BY giving them our sup
port We are aiding in enlarging the
school funds and also giving ourselves
a pleasant and profitable evening.
LEFT FROM LAST WEEK.
Married at the NJ. f. Parsonage
Wednesday evening 10y the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Goodhand, Mr. Charles Hancock to
Miss Howard, and Mr. Harold Payne
to Miss Taylor.
Mrs. Trader, Of Berlin. who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs John Shep-
ard. has returned home.
Rev Mr. Bounds, of Harrington, de-
livered two able addresses on temper
ance Sunday to large and appreciative
audiences. both morning and evening
On Sunday morning Rev Mr. North
closed his church and united with the
Methodist in the cause of temperance,
and on Sunday evening Mr.. Bounds
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Saturday evening Hon r. D. Jones
delivered an address TO an overlooking
hall. We were proud to welcome Mr.
Jones in our midst again. and in such
good cause On Wednesday evening
the hall was again filed, and we heard
an able address from Mr. Holland, of
Milford. He held his audience spell
bound. Hon. Charles Disharoon. of
Salisbury. delivered an able address,
telling us what mo license" had done
for Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lear and daugh-
ter, Madeline. Of Wilmington. spent
several days at the home of Mr.. w. II.
Marshall this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth keas came here on
Tuesday and organized Home Pro-
lection Society. Mrs. j. 7. Parker
was elected Chairman and Mrs. +. II.
Taylor Secretary Let every woman
rally to the aid and help the good caus
along,