Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-10-30

for some days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laban CULLEN have re-
turned from visit to Chincoteague.
Mr.. G. A. Harrison is back from a
business trip to the Frederick Fair.
The veneer works will have a Sc, 900
addition of brick. Mr.. Z. S. Furbush
has bought new and improved machinery
to be placed in it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin b. Taylor re-
turned last week after a seven months
trip through the far West. 1t is hoped
that Mr.. Taylor will find himself greatly
benefited by the rest and change Of
climate.
Miss Ida Jarman, now of Claiborne,
is visiting her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hastings were
given dinner last week by their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Davis, of Selbyville, in honor
of the thirty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage.
Miss Rosalie Hastings has returned
from trip to Boston.
The Il. G. & A. X. r. officials, in a
special car, inspected the road last
week. We understand they promise
some changes ana improvements.
The news III The death vi Rev. Arthur
Dougall came as great shock to many
friends here. 1t was not known that
he had been i'll for about month with
typhoid. During his pastorate OF Buck
ingham Presbyterian Church, he was
greatly beloved and admired. Great
sympathy is expressed for Mrs. Dougall
and his two young sons. both born here.
The NJ. E. Church revival is still in
progress. There have been number
OF conversions and sustained interest.
The game law breakers are coming to
town. Five convictions last week.
Mrs. William Franklin and little
Robert have returned to New Jersey,
their winter home.
Mrs. LeCato is in Baltimore having her
eyes treated.
Edward Coffin has been on visit to
Lebanon, Pa.
The measurements and other prelimi-
ndl WIN iOohiiie W cieCliiS hBHlS al
going forward.
The friends of Mrs. Stubs will be
pleased to learn that she is pleasantly
located in Morgantown, West Virginia.
Mrs. John Shovel will visit her during
the fall
The Whist Club met at the Atlantic
Hotel this week, with Miss Harmonson.
Mr. Lester Adkins has charge of the
work of putting in steam heat at the
Atlantic Hotel.
Miss Willie Burbage has malarial
fever. Mrs. Kendall Jarvis and little
Joe Boston are also suffering from the
same trouble. We were beginning to
congratulate ourselves on malaria being
thing of the past.
One morning of last week eight bags
of tirst-class mail matter were delivered
at our office this shows the magnitude
of our business.
Miss Edith Quinn sailed for Europe
lately, to be absent some time. She
will JOIN her brother, DR.. Quinn, in
Germany.
Mr.. Quinn has dug and housed 80, 900
bushels of white potatoes, for which he
has refused 60c bushel for the entire
crop.
There are quite number of cases of
typhoid fever about in the country.
Four cases in one family.
Mrs. Lewis, of Catawissa, Pa, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cyrus Dir
ickson. Mrs. Lewis is rarely gifted
warm friends in Berlin.
Mr.. Hood. of the American Agricul-
turist, Is with us again and is quite sue
cessful in his work.
DR.. Pitts. Messrs. William Purnell
and Charles Tingle attended the Odd
Fellows meeting at Stockton and
brought home full report of the oysters
Of that city.
A bear visited town and produced the
usual sensation. School was dismissed
little earlier and bruin headed a pro-
cession to the station.
Two Berlin young ladies', Misses Lizzie
Hammond and Sallie Henry. are attend
ing a business school in New York.
Miss Savannah Dennis is visiting in
Baltimore.
Bishop Adams will preach and confirm
at st. Paul's Church Sunday morning
He will be the guest of Mrs. j. I. Keas
during his stay.
Mrs. Wiggans and Mrs. Johnson. of
Wilmington, Del, were in town Tues
day. They lunched with Mrs. ]. S.
Purnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Selby left for
the West last Saturday. Miss Margaret
Jacobs accompanied them as far as Bal
| timore.
Mrs. l.. l.. Dirickson entertained her
sister. Mrs. Chandler, of Scranton. Pa.
and Mrs. Chandler. Sr.. of Delaware.
over Sunday.
Mr.. Theron Hanley has moved into
the house opposite the Henry Godfrey
place.
The Democratic speaking last Satur-
day caused the usual stir. Messrs.
Upshur and Giles explained and urged
the Amendment The Chincotaagua