Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-12-03
BERLIN.

Hammond, who spent Thanksgiving at
the old home, have returned 10 VAST
ington.
Bishop Adams spent Thanksgiving in
Berlin, the guest of Mr.. j. 7. Keas.
Judge Ara Bowen spent Thanksgiving
with his daughter, Mrs. Harry Jarvis.
The colored band made its first pull
lie appearance on Thanksgiving Day.
The funeral of Miss Ida McGregor
took place last Friday from her home.
She entered into her Heavenly rest at
the State Sanitorium where she had
been for some time. after long suffer
ing patiently borne.
News Of the serious illness of Mr..
Eugene Marshall. was received by rela-
tives here. He has many warm friends
in Berlin, who will be distressed to hear
Of his critical condition.
Rumors Of several marriages in the
near future. and dress max ers are work
ing overtime.
Judge Jones and family spent the
week S end with Miss Minnie Franklin.
The Judge got some good cunning on
the bay shore.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Warren spent
Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mrs.
Hayes. in Baltimore.
Mr. Lee Carey and some friends are
enjoying the open game season in his
houseboat on the bay.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Sc
ciety met with Mrs, r. c. Peters this
week.
Raymond Esham had narrow escape
lately, when his gun burst as he fired it.
Mr.. William J. Pitts has returned to
Berlin to resume his profession Of sur
veying.
Miss Annie Pitts is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Marshall.
Hale Harrison attended the Horticul-
tural Society meeting in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farlow and Nadine have
returned from Northern trip
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
was celebrated at the NJ. Z. Church last
Sunday.
Miss Katherine Anderson returned to
her school in Washington on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ayers have re-
turned from visit to Philadelphia.
Mr. Letcher Shovel is out again
after long illness with typhoid fever.
He hopes to return to the Theological
Seminary the first Of the year.
Misses Mary and Hattie Bethards
have returned from visit to Mardela
Springs.
Wednesday, ST. Andrews Day, was
observed at 81. Paul's Church, with
celebration of the Holy Communion and
an address. The woman's Auxiliary
called meeting at the close of the ser
vice. and announced another for Friday
afternoon.
Miss Mary Jones is spending a week
in Princess Anne.
Mrs. NJ. c. Houston and Miss Mar
garet Showell will return home from
Delaware on Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Morris was absent
from the Library on Wednesday on &C
count Of illness
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rayne. who late
~ sold their farm, will remove to a
place near Friendship at Christmas.
Rev. S. A. Potter held services at
Ocean City Wednesday and Thursday.
Little Bessie johnson is seriously i'll
at her sisters home, and Miss Mary is
also quite sick. DIR. Emory Bell is at
tending them.
The Bazaar of the NJ. E. Ladies Aid
came off Thursday, with the usual offer
Of handsome fancy articles. and good
things to eat, which the public showed
their appreciation Of.
The Industrial Guild Bazaar is next
Thursday. December sth, and will be at
tractive in all ways The decoration
scheme. "A Rural Meet. will be worth
while to the participating public. Door
opens at three, and sale begins at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Taylor and Miss
Daisy Bowen spent the Holiday sat Cape
Charles.
Mr.. n. n. Matthews. of WATERFOWL,
n. y, will move TO Berlin before Xmas.
The Berlin Roller Mill stock has been
bought by S. NJ. CULLEN & Sons. The
products of the mill are all high grade.
Mrs. Ned Mccabe. of Selbyville,
spent the week with Mrs. Grise. Mr..
McCabe attended the Teachers meet
ing in Milford. Del.