Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-09-18

after lengthy visit to Pocomoke City.
Sunday morning was communion
season at the Methodist Church.
Theodore Beauchamp, who entered
Dover Conference Academy last week,
grew homesick and returned home on
Saturday. He is now in the grammar
school, and says Berlin is good enough
for him.
Mrs. William Massey picked dish of
luscious Strawberries last week in her
garden.
Miss Rozelle Handy is visiting at
Cape May. N. j.
Mrs. Tyndall is entertaining her aunt,
who is one of triplets. Mrs. Tyndall's
mother is another of the trio.
Stewart Hammond left last week to
enter Swarthmore College. He will
enter upon course of civil engineering.
Mrs. and Miss McColley returned to
Philadelphia last week after spending
the summer with Mrs. Orlando Harrison.
Mr.. King Sturgis is reported i'll with
typhoid. Pearl Purnell. on the same
street. is slowly recovering from that
disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Franklin returned
to New York last week Mrs. Emma
Franklin will remain until October.
They all spent the summer at Edge
water, their home on the bay.
Charlie Richardson will take the place
of Conwell Erickson in the Berlin Drug
Co.
Mrs. Adelia Adkins has returned te
Berlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Adkins
will occupy the rooms over Mr.. Solomon
Mumford' s store, which have been fitted
up in homelike and comfortable
manner.
Mr.. Ernest Melvin. now of Delmar,
is quite sick, and his mother has gone
to be with him.
Mr.. G. A. Harrison has returned from
a business trip to Virginia. His fine
automobile arrived this week. DIR. Tyn-
dali and several others have ordered ma.
chimes also, so our roads will soon re-
sound with the modern noise Of the
"honk honk," and our old-fashionee
horses will have nervous prostration
perhaps.
Next week the circus, which makes
US all young again.
Miss Mary Jarvis has returned to hel
home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Robert Adkins and children are
visiting her old home, Delaware City.
Mr.. John Gibbs has been at home or
sick leave but returned to Milford this
week.
Mrs. Ebe Holland entertained hei
uncle, aunt and niece from Baltimore.
The Anti-Saloon League business
meeting was held at the Office of the
President, X. j. Shovel, Monday. Of
ficers elected for the coming year are
as follows Orlando Harrison, President
Robert Adkins. vice-president Theo-
dore Wimbrough. Treasurer; Miss
Crooks. Secretary.
Mr.. S. E. Leith, of New York, spent
Sunday with Mr.. Silas Taylor, leaving
Monday with his little son who spen,
the summer with his grandparents.
Several scientific men and specialist:
visited the Harrison nurseries last week,
and spoke in very high praise of con
ditions there.
The yacht of Mr.. Frank Dennis. O.
New York. anchored off Ocean Cit,
last week, while the crew came ashor
in the Life Saving Station boat an,
spent the day.
Miss Sallie Henry left Monday TO
New York.
The little daughter of Mr.. Jack Baker
Of Eagle Nest, was baptised IN tn
Ocean City Episcopal Church last weel
, and will be known as Miss Mary Beal
Elizabeth hereafter.
Little Floyd Turner was taken to Bal
, timore by his mother and his arm ex
amined with the X-ray and operate
upon. We trust the little fellow ma
soon be well and strong again.