Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-01-11

AdNiD1s
Prof. and Mrs. Charles S. Richardson,
of College Park, who spent Christmas
here, returned to their home last Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Kirk, of Snow Hill.
spent last Sunday here with Mrs. j. I.
Parker. 1t was his last sermon here
before he leaves for his new home at
st. Michaels. The best wishes of the
people of Stockton follow him to his
new field of labor
Miss Shambling, who has been visit
ing Mrs. J. Frank Houston. left Tues
bay for her home in Westminster, where
she is teacher of English in Western
Maryland College.
Miss Florence Marshall gave New
Years party in honor Of the boys and
girls who were home from school.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Taylor accom-
panied their daughter, Miss Lucille as
far as Philadelphia last Monday on her
way to Kee Mar College.
Mr. Z. G. Hastings, of Seaford, Del,
spent part Of last week with friends
here
Mrs. Herbert Sharpley, and little son.
of Norfolk, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Tull
Mrs. Alberta Payne, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Peter Mason,
returned to her heme in Baltimore on
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Dryden, Of Pocomoke
City, spent the holidays here with her
cousin, Miss Marcelena Houston.
Mrs Thos. Wharton and Miss Sallie
Bishop, of Snow Hill, spent Tuesday
here
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Church and chill
dren. Of Norfolk. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George Sharpley. the parents sof
Mrs Church
After pleasant visit to their daugh
ter. Mrs b. $ Sharpley, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Minch have returned to their home in
Virginia.
Messrs. Harry Shockley and Jake
Hudson spent part Of last week visiting
the Northern cities.
Don't forget next Tuesday evening
the Neil Lithiied Trio win be at the
Assembly Hall 1t is the most popular
entertainment that has ever been given
on the Eastern Shore, Pocomoke City
was SO well pleased that they have had
this entertainment twice.
Mrs. J. Frank Houston gave a de
lghtful tea last week in honor Of her
guest, MISS Stumbling, Of Western
Maryland College. Euchre and Finch
were the amusements. Those present
were. Mrs J. 7 Parker, Mrs Charles
5. Richardson, of College Park. Mrs.
William Tull. Mrs William Cannon, Of
Philadelphia. Misses J T. Dickerson.
Lucille Taylor. Florence Marshall, Molie
Taylor, Deborah Goodhand, Lillian
Waters. Ellora Paradis, Nellie Dryden.
of Pocomoke City. and Marcelena Hous-
ton, Elegant refreshments in abundance
were served to the assembled guests
A star entertainment viii be held in
the High School Assembly Hall next
Tuesday evening when the Neil lith-
field Trio will be the attraction Mr.
Lithfeld is humorous impersonator.
Mrs, Lithfeld an accomplished violinist.
and Miss Lithfeld an accomplished
pianist. The rural play, Down at
Brook Farm" viii be presented, in
which Mr.. Lithfeld will be assisted by
his wife and daughter, who depict rural
life to perfection Each one of our
series Of entertainments this year has
been excellent. and the celebrated Lith-
field Trio is said to be the best yet.
Come out and have an evening Of rare
entertainment with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson and chill
dren of New Church. Va, visited Mrs.
Nelson's mother. Mrs. Joseph Collins,
last week
Mr. julius Jones and family, have
moved to town in their new home pur-
chased from Mr.. Henry Tull. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tull have moved back from Nor
fork into the house they purchased from
Mr. Silas Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Barnes have moved into their
new home Mr. William Porter has
moved to the Drummond house and Mr.
William Taylor into the Disharoon house
Mr. Eugene Pruitt has returned to
Washington College, Mr. Elwood Para
disc to Maryland Agricultural College.
and Mr.. John Wharton to Lehigh Uni
versity.
Miss Dora Duer of Pocomokc City.
is visiting her friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon have returned