Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-27
BERLIN.

we're the largest Of the season.
Lots of beach birds are being bagged
now.
The fish market has been short latel,-,
on account of stormy conditions.
Our schoolteachers will go Ocean City
ward in a body this week. II makes
the small boys smile to think of the
teachers going to school.
Robert J.. Showells condition, who is
suffering from typhoid fever. remains
unchanged.
Mr. Ernest Burbage is still quite sick,
but not with typhoid, as generally re
ported.
Postmaster Mumford is in North Caro-
lima.
Miss Bessie Hanley is entertaining
Miss Lindsay. of Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles Matthews and family are
visiting his old home at Chincoteague.
A student of Dover Academy has sold
large number of books of reference
here during the week.
Mr.. Strickland, Orchard Inspector,
visited this community this week In the
interest Of healthy trees.
Mrs. II. Crawford Bounds has her
sister, Miss Browne, of Baltimore, with
her now.
Rev. Walter Gunby and family are at
lronshire. spending his vacation.
The Misses Dale. of Whaleyville, were
at the Salisbury Fair.
A young collegian, Mr.. Baker, a fine
tennis player, is the guest Of Mr.. K. II.
hammond.
Mr.. James Givans has purchased the
Joe Townsend farm in Synepuxent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wimbrough
and daughter visited friends in Dover
recently.
An automobile party passed through
town on its way to Richmond, Va, and
will retur.. at week.
The old manse has been moved to
Powellton Avenue, and sold to Mr.. Ned
Mitchell.
Mrs. Wood and sister. Mrs. Jones, are
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Harry Bethards. now of Whining
ton, is spending his vacation at home.
We are pleased TO note an article in
the Baltimore Sun, exploiting our good
old town.
MIR. Franklin Adkins. OF New York.
has Joined his wife at Mr.. George SCOTS
for mis- holidays.
Mr.. Frank Bowen is visiting his
mother Mrs Laura Bowen
Mrs. Mary Grise and sister. Miss Mil
bourne, have returned from Wilmington.
Rev. T. F. Beauchamp came home
from the Laurel Camp quite sick.
Misses Amelia and Gertrude Donno-
way have had delightful trip to Niagara
Falls, New York and other points of in
terest.
Miss Edna Harrison, of st. Michaels,
is the guest of Mrs. Benson.
Miss Minnie Franklin is visiting Mrs.
Robley Jones, in Snow Hill.
The Fox Hunters Club has eight new
hound pups in training.
Miss Elsie Blocker returned to Will
mington on Monday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Dirickson made short
visit in Scranton, Pa, recently.
Miss Elsie Rayne, who was the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Fred Rulings. left this
week.
Miss Julia Pitts has returned home
from stay at Eastgate.
Mrs. Frank Bowen entertained Mr..
and Mrs John Carey and other friends
last Monday evening.
Mr.. John Carey and houseboat party
have returned TO Baltimore.
Mrs. CYRUS Dirckson and children re-
turned TO Catawissa, Pa, Tuesday. DR..
Erickson will ioin her later. Much re-
gret is expressed at her leaving Berlin,
where she is beloved and admired.
Mrs. Baird has rented the residence
of DR.. Cyrus Dirckson, and will occupy
il at once.
Rev. J. G.. CAN'T, former rector of
this parish, has been quite sick all sum
mer, and is now with friends near Den
ton.
Mr.. ]. S. Purnel has commenced on
his new home on Burley Avenue.
The c0lored camp-meellnH 10 IN luil
blast. By day the covered wagons and
train arrivals are in evidence, and by
night the sound of many voices IN sacred
song is heard.
Miss Margery Hastings returned home
Saturday from Salisbury, where she had
been attending a house party at the
home Of Mr.. w. J. Station, given by his
daughter, Miss Mary.