Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-06-06

day June 18th. II il storms ON that day
the festival will be postponed until the
next good day.
Mr.. Cash M. Thomas. of Atlanta,
Georgia. has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. f. w. Biggs, this week. Mr..
Thomas is official decorator of the
Georgia State Fair.
Mrs. Robley ID. Jones was called
to Berlin this week because of the i'll.
ness of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Frank.
lin. We are glad to report that she is
better at this writing.
Commencing June 18th the mer'
chants Of Snow Hill will close their
stores at 730 O'Clock each evening ex.
cept Saturday during the summer. The
clerks are all happy.
Master Ewell Dryden is spending q
week or two in Baltimore and Gettys.
burg with his uncle. Prof. Chas. +. Dry
den. He will take in the nations re.
nown battlefield while at Gettysburg.
United States Senator Smith anC
Mrs. Smith, spent last week with Mrs
Mamie Dryden. sister of Mrs. Smith
They left for Baltimore on Saturday
expecting to sail for Europe on the 18th,
of this month
Mrs. Moses Shockley visited hel
sister. Mrs. Mackie Littleton at POGO
moke City this week Mrs. Littletor
also accompanied her to the home OF
their sister Mrs. Ohio Lee Taylor. al
Assawoman. Va.
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Oliver
d. Collins. ESQ.,, represented the vestry
and congregation of All Hallows Church
at the Episcopal convention. held In
Centrevile this week Mr.. Collins left
here Wednesday morning.
MIR and Mrs. w ID. Corddry. Jr.
leave next week to attend the com
mencement exercises of Washington
College. Both of their sons. Messrs
Harris and Howard Corddry graduate
from that institution next week.
Mr.. Herman Hancock returned tc
Snow Hill this week. after having com
pleted the course in Pharmacy at the
University of Maryland. He now holds
a diploma which entities him to com
pound drugs anywhere in the State OF
Maryland.
Sunday School will change from
O'Clock in the afternoon to ll.30 in the
morning at Whatcoat NJ. +. Church,
beginning June l4th. Preaching in the
evening. commencing with next Sunday,
at o'clock. Services during the week
at the same hour.
Evelyn, the fiYe-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Shockley
was taken to Baltimore this week anC
operated upon for throat trouble. She
and her mother are still in the city, but
will return soon, as the little girl is i'm.
proving rapidly.
Miss Ethel Marion Davis the eigh.
teen year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. 6. Davis. of Whaleyville. was
successfully operated on for appendicitis
at the Peninsula General Hospital last
Wednesday. DR.. Tyndall the family
physician went over and assisted in the
operation.
Governor Crothers and the Other
members of the Roads Commission viii
visit the following places on the dates
as given June 10 Snow Hill. for meet
ing at 10 a. M, the following day. Al
3. 80 p. M, the same day they will meet
at Salisbury, June l7-Pr!ncess Anne
at 10 a. m.
A party of young ladies left on the
steamer Maryland Thursday morning
for a round trip to Baltimore. Mr.
and Mrs. John w. Station went a:
chaperons. Misses Lola and Heller
Moore, Nora and Wilson Hargis. Mil
dred Aydelotte. Lille Howard and Ev;
Townsend, composed the party.
Several postmasters in Maryland
will have their salaries changed July LIST
the list being as follows: Berlin. form
81, 200 to 1900; Cambridge, from 81, SOt
to 81, 400; Centreville. from $l,7OO t
81, 800; Chestertown. from $1,000 t
81, 200; Ridgely, from $1,000 to $1,000
st. Michaels, from $1,000 to 81. 500
Salisbury. from 81. 500 to $1,000; Snow
Hill, from 81. 600 to 81, 700.
Mayor William p. Chafiinch, who was
elected to serve Easton in that capacity
only four weeks ago. has resigned, be
cause the Council refused to confirm
some of his appointments. He haC
named his son, Laurence A. Chafiinch
as town clerk. and last night the Council