Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-12-10
BERLIN.

The Berlin Library will be movedn next
Monday to new quarters. For some
months the Odd Fellows have given the
use Of their rooms rent free, which
courtesy the officers and public have APP
preciated greatly. The store-room has
been rented for business purposes. hence
the move.
An entertainment. whose interesting
character may be imagined from the Ii
tie, "A Living Magazine. " will be given
next Wednesday evening, by the Libra
rs Association in Dirick son's Hall. The
Table of Contents will be acted Adj
mission Is and i5c We feel sure that
public interests in the Library is general
enough to insure full house.
Miss Mary Purnell, Of Snow Hill, is
visiting friends here.
Many friends here heard with sorrow
Of the death Of Miss Nellie Stewart, at
her home in Princess Anne. She was a
frequent visitor to Berlin. in former
years. Misses Mary and Minnie Jones
attended the funeral.
We reiterate the question. What has
become Of our Board Of Trade " 1t
seemed to promise so much for the adj
vancement Of the town. even the Balti-
more Sun, warns it not to fall down on
its original proposition.
We note with pride the honoring Of
Hon. Orlando Harrison with the presi-
dency of the Maryland Horticultural
Society, also that he was POSTMASTER
at the banquet, and that the Harrison
exhibit was pronounced the finest of all.
We are always ready to 'rah for the
Eastern Shore.
Mr.. Lev. Diricknon returned from
visit to Preston on Tuesday.
Mrs. Florence Ewell Atkins, now of
Tennessee, delivered an inspiring adj
dress in the NJ. f. Church last Sunday
evening. She is a national organizer Of
the w. c. T. L.. and an energetic and
successful worker. She told how Ten
nessee went Dry, and about temper
ance work generally. to large and
responsive audience.
Dr. Cyrus Dirickson has improved
greatly in health since reaching Cata-
wissa. Pa.
Mr. Edward Henry. now Of Baltimore,
notifies his friends Of the arrival Of
young daughter.
The Messrs. Wagaman & CAN'T, Of
Annapolis, will put out large apple
orchard near Ocean City. The late Mr..
Zadok Henry said that apple trees
grown on the bay shore in salt air were
far superior to those further inland
The apples grown on Capt Z. A. Ca
rey's farm are Of exceptional quality
and flavor. One special advantage f
salt air fruit is that it thrives without
the expense and labor of spraying.
The Annual Bazaar of the Industrial
Guild was Il social and financial success,
as usual. Handsome and varied work.
and comfort for the inner man.
Mrs. NJ. c. Houston did not reach
home as expected last week. owing to
the critical illness of her niece, Mrs.
Mabel Lingo Robinson, who is known
to many here.
Mr.. Jas. c. Erickson is at home.
after long stay in Easton.
Messrs. j. T. Keas. r. J. Shovel and
Ned Whaley started on promising
cunning trip last Monday. but We're
driven home by the snow. with Is birds
for all
A big kick is registered by the Ocean
Cityites on account Of the withdrawal Of
round trip tickets, by the b. c. & A.
Railroad.
A handsome bungalow at Ocean City,
for MIR. Walker Of Washington,i is about
completed.
Miss Maude Whaley left Wednesday
for visit to friends in ST. Louis.
Miss Margaret Shovel has returned
from an extended stay in Del.
The large shaft at Adkins Mil broke
Wednesday, but the presence Of mind
Of Dan Pitts in shutting off the engine.
prevented loss Of property, and proba-
bly, of life and limb.