Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-01-30
LOOALS.

Don't miss cat the Ferry" next
Friday night.
Mr.. Charles l.. Shockley is in Bal
timore this week on business.
MIR. w. w. Vincent of Georgetown,
DEL, visited relatives in Snow Hill this
week.
Mrs. James Webb spent Friday
with her sister, Mrs. James Givans, at
Ironshire.
Miss Lucille Melvin, of Pocomoke
City, is visiting at the home of Mr..
David S. Hickman.
Remember Eat the Ferry" Snow
Hill High School Hall, next Friday and
Saturday evenings.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the
Presbyterian Church, will meet at the
. manse Tuesday evening.
Rev. d. N. Middlekauff will preach
in the Christian Church tomorrow at
II A. M. and 7.3O p. M
There will be no service in Ma
kemie Memorial Presbyterian Church
tomorrow Sunday, as Rev. J. B.
North will be at Stockton all day.
Governor Crothers, at the solicita-
ton of number of representative
Marylanders, has declared Lincoln s
birthday. February 18th, legal holiday
in Maryland.
Miss Jane McAllen has returned
from three weeks visit to Miss Mary
Rogers. of Nassawadux. Va, and this
week accepted a stenographic position
with the A. E. Barnes Company.
Rev. L. A. Bennett will continue
his successful revival services during
the coming week, as the attendance is
large and the interest in the meetings
undiminished. Mr.. Bennett is ably as
sisted by the Rev. Mr.. Reynolds. of
Crisfeld.
w. P. Pusey & Son, of Snow Hill,
have contracted to do the brick work
on the new Postofiice in Milford; also,
on the new residence of Mr. C. E.
Prettyman of the same place. There
viii be about 325, 900 bricks to be laid
on the two jobs.
Mr.. d. w. Holston and Miss Lottie
c. Townsend were married at the Meth
odist Protestant parsonage Wednesday
evening, at 7.30 O'Clock, by the Rev.
L. A. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Holston
are both of Worcester County and have
large circle of friends here.
"A report has been circulated that
am going to leave Snow Hill and take
up my residence in Salisbury. do not
know who started the report, but
wish to state that it is false, and that
l have no intention of leaving Snow
Hill. William d. Straughn, M. d.
The patrons of Rural Route, No. /,
from Shovel will be pleased to learn
that after the first Of February their
route will be served daily instead of tri-
weekly as it has been for two years.
The Improvement was brought about
by the increased volume of business on
the route.
Miss Mamie ellis, daughter of A.
A. Gilliss. Esq. of Salisbury. Nd, who
has been frequent visitor to Snow Hill,
was married on Wednesday, at the
home Of her parents in Salisbury, to
Mr.. Frederick A. Grier, Jr. The groom
is connected with the firm of F. A.
Grier & Company, of Salisbury.
Last Saturday the portrait of James
Rider Randall, author of Maryland
Ny Maryland, the favorite song OF
Maryland's sons and daughters, was
unveiled in the State House, Annapolis.
in the presence of Governor Crothers
and a representative gathering Of promi-
nent citizens of the State of Maryland.
At the base Of the portrait brass plate
bears the inscription James Rider
Randall, author Of Maryland, NY Mary
land born in Baltimore, January LIST,
1889; died in Augusta, Ca, january
14th, 1908. Painted by Miss Katherine
Kent Walton, Annapolis.