Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-10-24

Mrs. Edna S. Whaley is in Phila-
delphia this week. and Miss Scarborough.
of Girdletree, is substituting for her in
the grammar school.
Mrs. Julia Wilson returned from
Ocean City last Saturday where she
has been enjoying the pleasant autumn
weather by the sea.
There will be preaching in the Chris
tan Church next Sunday, at II A. NJ.
and at 2.3O p. NJ, by the Rev. Mr..
Holt, Of Ocean View. Del.
Mrs. Edward Hill. of Saxis, Va.
and Miss Lille Hill. of Silva. Va. spent
a part Of this week with their cousins,
Misses Anna and Edna HILL
Quite a number of voters who have
not heretofore voted with the Demo-
Gratis in Snow Hill, have declared they
intend to vote for Bryan. Kern and
Covington.
The Circuit Court for Worcester
County, October term, will convene in
Snow Hill next Monday. October Goth.
with Judges Charles +. Holland and
Robley ID. Jones on the bench.
The ladies of the N. +. Church will
hold AN oyster and salad supper. at the
old NJ. p. Church. Thursday evening,
October twenty-ninth. There will also
be a table of fancy articles for sale.
Put your X opposite BRYAN AND
KERN and put another X opposite
JAMES HARRY CONVICTION and
you have voted the entire Democratic
ticket. No other marks are required
Mrs Eugene Rggin entertained
the Bridge Club Thursday afternoon.
and Thursday evening, entertained
again at cards. in honor of Mrs. Cloud,
who is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. +. S.
Dashiel
Mrs. Riley NJ. Stevenson and Mrs.
Riley b. Stevenson and children, of
Pocomoke City. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Frank Fooks at their
new home on Federal Street, returned
home last Monday.
Mr. Joseph Godfrey has returned
AIuitl anu ~ again dSSlSLlilk
Mr.. John w. Vincent in his jewelry
store. Mr.. Godfrey has been attending
a school of engraving and is now com
petent to take charge of this branch of
the business.
There will be preaching in Bates
Memorial NJ 7. Church Sunday morn
ing and evening at the usual hours.
There is great interest manifested in
the revival services at Nassawango and
there will be preaching there Sunday
night and every night during the week.
We are in receipt of letter today
from Mr.. VIM. w. Davis. who now lives
in Wilmington. He says 20, 900 people
are out of work in that city. and al
though the idle factory whistles were
made to salute Taft. the men will vote
for Bryan.
Miss Pauline Miller, who has been
visiting her father, Mr.. j. M. Miller,
in Wilmington, Del. and her sister,
Miss Mollie Miller. in Salisbury, re-
turned home last Friday accompanied
by her sister. Miss Mollie, and cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Bailey.
Miss Berthe Purnel, little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. l.. Purnell,
was eight years old last Sunday. so
Saturday evening she entertained few
of her friends in honor of her birthday
Those present were Madeleine Bennett,
Winifred Dukes, Grace Purnell Eliza
beth Mock, Elizabeth Powell, Lucille
and Katherine Jones.
Miss Margaret Straughn entertained
a few of her friends one evening this
week Those present were the Misses
Alice Boehm, Nellie Bonneville. Carolyn
Hargis, Mary Jones, Julia Purnell.
Jessie Townsend. Ella Whaley. Emily
Upshur. and Messrs. Newell Corddry.
Randolph Jones and James Whaley.
Disastrous forest fires are prevail
ing near Snow Hill; also, in the neigh
borhood of Newark and Berlin. After
our long drought every thing is as dry
as finder and il is feared that much loss
of property will be the result The
fire which started near Scarborough
Switch has almost reached BENEFITS
Mill, on the Pocomoke road, and at last
accounts several farmhouses were in
danger.
Democrats Remember that you
only have to make two cross marks on
your ballot: one in the square opposite
BRYAN AND KERN and one in the
square opposite the name of JAMES
HARRY CONVICTION. A vote for
the Presidential candidate is a vote for
all the eight electors of your party
Don't fail to vote for Bryan and Kern
and Covington.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Davis, Of
Baltimore, are visitors in Snow Hill.
They were married on the l4th and have
been away on their bridal trip. Mrs
Davis is daughter of Mr.. John J.
Mahon. the Baltimore Democratic lead
or. and Mr.. Davis is native Of Worces-
ter County. now filling the responsible
position Of Chief Clerk Of the Rennert
hotel. They arrived here on the
steamer Wednesday.
Mr.. II. +. Harmonson has taken
charge of his hotel, the Atlantic. in
Berlin, recently vacated by Mr.. w. X.
Ravna Mr. Hartnnpcnp ic u,aLtror