Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-05-01

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missionary workers Of me E a
Church, was held ct st. Paul's, Beth.
on the 9th and 18th. Il was 91z111
| ing Of earnest. charming womon, uIp
showed forth in the religious, bu1Inon1
and social meetings, The nigh Ns1|nt
zeal, energy and personal ln1ucoccs
which render them power fer Good A.
the church and home. The Berlin pecrIo
rejoiced in their presence, and win ovo<
hold dear the memory Of their WIT.
Rev. Mr.. Garland, Of PennsylvanIa, 90
the rector both made strong, impron1Ivo
addresses on the missionary call an1
work. The delegates from Snow I'm
were Mrs. Rich, Miss Hack and Nh.
and Master Oliver Collins.
Jake Alligator, for IS yeaxs .
resident of Berlin, died last week. Was
skinned and win reappear IN his Old
place. DR.. Franklin's drug store, IL the
near future. He was sent to Dr.. Hud-
son from the Mississippi Delta, n :
shoe box by mail, and has been a d.
ject Of interest in the town through ths
years.
Mrs. Robley D. Jones and daughtcrs
Of Snow Hill. visited Mrs. Franklin LIT
week.
M. 1. ". s.:.nby. Of Salisbury,
devoted laymah of ths rresDy .ez.
Church, visited Buckingham Churcn
lately, to explain the severance Of busi-
ness relations Of the several Prosby-
teries which have formerly been united,
and to make plain the official changes
in New Castle Presbytery. He d.
dressed the Sunday-school and paid 3
well-deserved tribute to the teacher o.
the Bible class. At the same time
postal was read from the superintend-
ent, Mr.. Calvin B. Taylor, sending
Easter greetings from the far-of Wet,
where he is sojourning for his health.
The death Of Mrs. Theodore Palm
atory. last Monday, after few days.
illness, came as q surprise to many
friends. For Is years since her mar
rage to Mr.. Palmatory, she has ben .
resident Of our town. She was mann
Der Of the Presbyterian Church, and .
lady Of lovely Christian character, great
ly beloved by those who knew her well
and esteemed by all. She was formerly
Mrs. Sugden. Of Philadelphia, and leaves
two daughters by that marriage, Mn.
Gottschalk and Mrs. Haynes, both q
that city.
The many friends Of Miss Mary Stur-
gis win be sorry to know that she y
quite sick at her home. She d one of
our most popular ladies'. genial Of man
ner and bright and interesting always.
Good wishes for her speedy recovery.
the ". c. !. =. ME. IS: ::ssss rel - -
the home Of Mrs. Alfred Gibbs. The
next meeting, at the suburban home o.
Mrs. Grice, will be q reception 70 new
members, active and honorary, Of whom
we have quite q number. Mrs. Grico
and her daughters are delightful entor-
tainers, and have beautiful home, -
it goes without saying. that the event
will be most enjoyable one.
Among the visitors to Berlin during
the past week were Mr.. Herbert
Johnston, now Of Princess Anne. Nm.
Margaret Mitchell, Of Girdletree, Mr.
and Mrs. John Davis and Mr.. Horace
Baker. Of Selbyville. Mr.. and Mr..
Harry Dilworth. Of New Jersey, Mn.
Johnston and Miss Florence. Of Bishop
vile. Mrs. Annie Adkins. Of New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Powell. Of SalIs-
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. MitsheIl BrittinE-
ham. of Powellville, Mr.. and Mn. Nat
thews. Of Chincoteague. Capt Join
Dirickson and others.
Miss Olive Beauchamp's bright faco
is seen again after short illness.
Mr.. Morgan Warren l. 1t home nix
with rheumatism.
Miss Rozelle Handy has returned fkom
q visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Amanda Dennis, the writsr 81
of beautiful verses, Of whom Berlin y
proud. Is out again, after serious ~
tack Of grip.
Miss Ellen r. PurneTl and Mnstsr
John Whaley have returned from TIP
to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Holloway are witt
ing their daughter in Warrington.
Mr.. win Bethards d assisting n a.
express Office in Salisbury.
Miss May Givans i assisting 4 ~
express Office in Berlin.
Mr.. Geo. Mitchell, Jr.. 3 out again
and at his place IN Burbage = Powell
Co. 9, store.
Mrs. Z. e. Bell and Mis- Lena oro
Visiting in the Northern cities.
Cant. and Mrs. Ludlam have r61uruo|