Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-09-12
FROM BERLIN
AND VICINITY
Items OF News and Social Cos
sip From The Upper Part
or Worcester.

Whaley, Of Bishopvile, and will start,
we hope. on career Of prosperity II
is hopeful sign for our county that
active, progressive young men are
coming to the fore.
Berliners are delighted at the pros
poets Of having Mr. Will Whaley and
Miss Maude as citizens. Both are gen
eral favorites here.
One Of the most beautiful weddings
in Berlin history was that Of Mr.. Ken
dial =. Jarvis and Miss Mabel Powell. at
st. Paul's Church, at 6 o'clock, a. m.
last Monday The bride wore a going
away gown Of golden brown broad-cloth
and looked her best DR.. u. +. Henry
gave her away Mr. Harry Jarvis
was best man Miss Louise Connoway
rendered the wedding march in her
usual fine manner, and Rev Sidney
A. Potter read the service most i'm
pressively The newly married couple
left for the northern cities followed by
the good wishes and fluctuations Of the
community
Mrs. Virginia Flemming, of Harris
burg, is now at her old home for visit.
Capt. Ludam is building a new fish
pound He lost heavily during the
summer storm.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Davis. now Of
Mllsboro, visited Berlin this week
Also Mr. and Mrs. Esma Davis. of
Newark
School began Monday and our streets
were thronged with our future citizens.
The sixth grade was taken charge Of
by Miss Wharton, Of Snow Hill.
Former Secretary of State. Oswald
Tilghman. visited our town last week.
and shook hands all around
The drug store Of DR.. Cyrus Dirick-
son has been sold to Stock Co..
which will enlarge and beautify it.
Mr. John Farlow. of Pocomoke, will
have charge of it assisted by Mr.. James
b. Dirickson.
Mrs. Leith, of New York, daughter
of Mrs. Silas TAYLOR. left last week af-
ter her usual summer visit home Her
son, Donald, who has been here some
time. went also TO attend school.
MIR. Clinton Krause, son-in-law of
Mr. Theodore Wimbrough. was badly
hurt, in Salisbury, last week by steam
roller Mrs Wimbrough is now at his
bed side.
Mr.. Cummins Carey has returned to
Annopalis. having been here to attend
his grandmother funeral
Rev Walter Gunby and family have
returned to Princess Anne, after a
pleasant visit to his and his wife's
families
Mrs John Scott. Of Philadelphia, has
been visiting her brother. Mr.. George
Scott
Mrs. SalGe Dashiell. Mrs. Maggie
Wilson and Mrs Sue Collins. of Snow
Hill, made Mrs. keas visit lately
Miss Ellen Marshall is now GONZALES
cent
Mrs. Clarence Handy is still quite
sick, she is at the home of her mother.
where she is receiving the tenderest of
care.
Mrs. Margaret Watkins and Mrs.
John Henry are the guests Of Mrs. f..
G. kenly, at Malvern Farm.
Miss Rosy Barton. niece of Mr.. Jack
Baker. of Eagle Nest, left last week for
visit to her old home in Montana She
is such popular young lady with all
the visitors to her uncle's hospitable
and lovely home, that she will be greatly
missed and cordially welcomed back
again.
Miss Mabel Squires. now of Niagara.
formerly Of Berlin, is here on visit to
old friends
The NJ f. Church bell has not been
rung for over a week. owing to the i'll
ness Of Mr., Disharoon. al the Majestic,
but we are glad to learn from his physi-
cans that he is somewhat better, and
we trust over the crisis.
Miss Jeanette Heinty left Wednesday
after a pleasant visit with the Misses
Grise.
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Adkins left
for their New York home this week.
also Mrs. Annie and Caddie Adkins.
The latter is a teacher in New York
City.
The circus was as wonderful an event
as usual, attracting large crowd.
As Mrs Frank Bartlett was return
/ ing from town Tuesday she met Mr..
! Wimhrough's automobile which took off
one wheel Of her carriage. Fortunately
the horse behaved well. so she escaped
without injury.
Marguerite Ayres met with a painful
accident from stepping on a rusty nail.
Har foot IL much cNnllan and IL katf