Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-04-17
A COLUMN
FROM BERLIN
All The News From The Upper
End Of The County.

Which, OCCuIIcu III Tile carly WiuJcT lEOffl
the overturning of kettle of boiling
lard, which burned her severely.
George Mitchell, Jr., is confined to
his bed with pneumonia threatening.
He is popular clerk Of Burbage &
Powell Co., and general favorite in
Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Adkins are stay
ing with Mrs. Adelia Adkins. After
his fathers estate is settled he and his
bride expect to live in New York.
The Berlin Board of Trade now num-
bers about rs members, but we hope to
hear of that number being doubled be-
fore long.
Little Audrey Birch spent Easter at
home. She is attending the Institution
for the Blind in Baltimore, where she
is making fine progress in music, books
and useful knowledge of different kinds.
Miss Addie Jarman is seriously i'll at
the home of Mrs. Maria Baker. She is
one of our Oldest citizens.
The boys and girls came home for
Easter. Miss Eta Powell from Col
dey's, Will Hammond from Hahnemann
College. and others enjoying the holi-
days here.
Mrs. Tom Savage is visiting the
Northern cities.
Mr.. Boxley has returned to North
Carolina for month, but expects to
return here for the summer. Mrs. Box
ley is much encouraged with her milli-
merry venture.
Mr.. Wallace Bancroft is spending
Easter at the manse.
Miss Eva Trader is on the sick list,
also Mr.. Covington Powell.
DIR. Lemuel Blades made visit to
Berlin, after quite a long absence in
North Carolina. He attended the meet
ing at the First National Bank Monday.
Miss Jennie Collins is at home for a
few days. She is much pleased with
her new position and home in Onancock.
Misses India and Ella Scott spent
Easter in Philadelphia with relatives.
The former went on to New York for
few weeks visit with Mrs. Franklin
Adkins the latter returned to her
school duties on Tuesday.
Mr.. Elijah Bell spent Easter Sunday
at home. returning to Atlantic City
Monday, where he is chauffeur.
The Easter services, music and deco
rations at st. Paul's Church were
especially beautiful. Mrs. Cyrus Dir
ickson sang "He is Risen," at the Of
fertory. A large number of beautiful
Bermuda lilies were sent from New
York.
The Easter collection at St. Paul's
amounted to nearly $4,000.
The Easter Day services at the Pres
byterian Church were very enjoyable,
with special music.
Master Edward Furbush is visiting
in Baltimore.
The Snow Hill High School ball club
played the Berlin Inyincibles here Good
Friday, with a score of eight to six to
the credit of the latter.
Mr.. Willard Bailey and family at
tended the funeral of his father last
week at Powellville.
Miss Myra Harrison, of st. Michael's,
is visiting Miss Louise Powell. She is
quite favorite with our young gentle
men.
Mrs. Daniel Trimper, Jr., of Ocean
City, visited Bishopville last week.
She is organist at st. Paul's-by-the-Sea.
The work on the cement walks at
Ocean City is going on again rapidly,
having been stopped by the winter
freezing.
DIR. Neale, of Baltimore. has rented
Mrs. Hearne's new cottage.
Mrs. Elliott, of Baltimore. is at the
beach having her new cottage painted
and otherwise prepared for the summer.
Dale Shovel is at home from the
Maryland Agricultural College.
The base ball supper was a great
success, Notwithstanding the down-pour
of rain. Over $50 was realized the
Berlin Orchestra discoursed beautiful
music to an appreciative audience, and
all said they had good time.
Mr.. Elmer Hanley, who is a stock
holder in the First National Bank, at
tended the meeting Monday. He
married a charming young lady. and
lives in Baltimore. His home was lately
robbed of valuables to the amount OF
several thousand dollars.
Miss Maude Whaley, of Bishopville.
spent Easter with relatives here. Her
friends are quite impatient for the
move to Berlin, which she and Mr.. Will
Whaley contemplate for the near future.
The Woman's Auxiliary met at the
residence of Mrs. John Keas Friday, to
formulate plans for the Diocesan Con-
vention, which will be held in Berlin.
Mrs. John Shovel entertained an
Easter house party at the Mt. Vernon.
Ocean City. Two of her guests were
DIR. and Mrs. Grandfield, Of Washing
ton, d. C. DIR. Grandfeld Is LIST assist
ant postmaster general.
Miss Margery Hastings, who left
home in March for visit TO friends in
Philadelphia, Rye. N. Y, and Atlantic
City,is expected home today Saturday
April 9th and 2Sth. About thirty dele.
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