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

Rev G. l.. Hardesty, of Seaford
Circuit. dropped in on old friends Tues
day
Mrs William Longwel and little son,
/ Clinton. of Longwell Point, who has
been in Philadelphia for the last six
weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Clinton. returned nome
Wednesday,
Mrs. Ellen Purnell left Wednesday
( for Salisbury 10 visit her sister and
Z other relatives.
\ Mrs. }. Il. Riley and daughter, Miss
/ Cora. left Monday for the cities to pur-
chase their spring millinery. They viii
have their new goods for Easter
Mrs j, y. Herman, who has been in
4 Philadelphia visiting her daughter, Mrs.
I Fred Collier returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. Thomas Gray, OF Jessups. is spend
ing the week nome with his family.
Last Sabbath morning twenty-four
members We're received in Buckingham
Presbyterian Church, twenty on pro-
fessIon Of faith and four Dy letter.
Mrs II r Ward, Of Laurel. Del,
who has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Thomas Purneli. returned home
last Saturday accompanied by her
daughter
Mr.. Edwin Abbott, Of New York.
came Monday 10 visit his aunt, Mrs.
Mary l.. Jingle. and attended 70 some
business matters.
There will be preaching in the Pres
byterlan Church tomorrow morning
aud evening by the pastor T. p. c. E.
at quarter Of seven Miss Ethel Camp
bell will lead the meeting.
Mrs Jane Collins was glad to meet
her son Rev. Vaughn Collins. of Port
Deposit Tuesday.
Miss Julia Pitts, who has been suffer-
inE for nearly two weeks With rheuEla-
tlsm, Is better at this writing.
Mrs Frank Hammond went to Sails
bury Wednesday TO visit her daughter,
Miss Lizzie Hammond
Mrs May Grise leaves next Tuesday
for Wilmington TO visit her sister, Miss
Florence Milbourn, and attend Confer
ence,
Mrs William Laws and children went
10 Parsonsburg Wednesday to visit
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Laws
Mrs. Ira Tyndall's mother came last
Friday to make her visit
Mr. W T. Hudson, Of Selbyville. was
M town Tuesday
Mrs Thomas Hammond leaves Satur-
day. and her trimmer Miss Ruth Willet
will join her Monday TO attend the spring
openings IN Philadelphia and New York.
They Will have their opening in time for
Easter hats
Mr. Fred Rulings who has been sick
for several weeks. is slowly improving.
Miss Lena Bell, who has been sick with
typhoid fever for three months is con-
valesclng
Miss Annie Hanley left Thursday for
Philadelphia TO have her eyes treated.
She took her little niece, Julia Hanley,
10 Woodbury. 10 visit her grandmother
Mrs Julia Mumford.
Mrs WILDER Marvel, Of Boston. Mass,
and Miss Savannah Dennis, of Ocean
City. have been the guests of Mrs.
William Rayne part Of this week.
Miss Minnie Vosburg, who has been
in New York visiting friends, returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Tilghman and little Nancy
Gibbs went to Salisbury Wednesday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pope.
Miss Ethel Nelson, of Selbyville,
who has been the welcome guest of her
friend. Miss Nellie Powell, left for her
home Monday.
Mr. Wirrie Long, of Selbyville. has
been IN town this week on a business
trip.
Miss Mary Hanley left Friday for
Franklin City as one of a house party
given by Miss Ruth Harrington.
Messrs. f. 5. Furbush, w. K. Purnell
and James Holloway, are all down the
bay in their houseboat, idle Hours,
ON a cunning expedition.
Mrs. Harry Young of Pocomoke City.
spent the first part of this week with
her sister, Mrs Jehu CULLEN.