Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-11-05
An oyster supper will be held in the


old NJ. p. Church on November 18th and
18th, Thursday and Friday evenings of
week afternext for the benefit of Bates
Memorial NJ. r. Church.
John w. Station, Esq, went to An
napolis this week to appear before the
Court Of Appeals in the case Of DISH
aroon VS.. Waters. Messrs. Handy and
Kerbin represented the appellants.
Mr.. Edward S. Carter and Mrs.
Fannie II. Collins, both of Colbourne's
District, were married Wednesday even
ing at seven O'Clock by Rev. CIV. Pref
lyman at the NJ. +. Parsonage.
DIR. Paul Jones spent part of this
week in Philadelphia and Baltimore pur-
chasing his holiday goods. He was ac-
companied by his wife, who remained
in Philadelphia for short visit to rela-
tives.
MIR. James II. Davis and Miss Matte
A. Landlord, both Of Shelltown, Somer-
set County, were married Wednesday
afternoon at four o'clock, by Rev.
George Hines at the Methodist Prot
estant Parsonage.
-Messrs. Perdue & Corddry are using
a half page of the MESSENGER this week
for their automobile business. They
are offering the people Of this county
some rare bargains in first-class ma
chimes. See the 9Th page.
Street cars for Light Street, Balti-
more. are now assured, and Worcester
Countians who have heretofore been
compelled to walk some distance to catch
cars will soon have the convenience
close at hand upon stepping from the
Shore boats.
Don't fail to vote for Hon. James
Harry Covington for Congress. He is
Democrat. He is for the people and
against the Trusts. He is for Tariff for
Revenue and not for plumber. Protec-
ton is the poor mans burden. Election
day is next Tuesday.
! The friends here of Rev. John d.
Kinzer. ex-president Of the Maryland
Annual Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church. will be sorry to learn
that he was stricken with paralysis at
his home in Sparrow's Point. We trust
his condition is not as serious as is re-
ported.
Mrs. William 7. Duffy went to
Georgetown. Del, last Wednesday to
see her cousin, Mr. William w. Vincent,
who is quite i'll. Mr.. Vincent is a native
of Snow Hill and spent his boyhood days
here. Therefore he has many friends
and acquaintance in this town who are
anxious for his speedy recovery.
Governor Crothers. upon recon-
mendation of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee of Worcester County,
has commissioned Mr.. Harry p. Dale,
Of Whaleyville, Republican Election Su-
pervisor, to succeed Mr.. James II. Han
cock, who recently sent in his resig-
nation. Mr.. Dale met with the Board
last Tuesday.
Fears have been expressed by farm
ers that owing to the recent growth of
second crop of strawberries in certain
sections of the State, there will be no
crop OF these berries in the Spring. They
believe the recent crop will take the
place of the usual Spring one and, there
fore, view this anomaly in the way Of
berry growing with no great satisfac-
ton.
| Don't think that because Mr.. Cow
ington is sure to carry Worcester that
your vote will not be needed. Some
other county may fall behind. Il is the
voters of nine counties who elect Con-
gresham, so every vote cast in Wor-
cester County for Mr.. Covington. makes
more sure his election. White men. do
your duty. You may rest assured that
the colored man will turn out for Dryden.
Mr.. C. f. Pope. of Lea & Perrine,
the celebrated sauce makers. arrived in
Snow Hill Wednesday from New York.
He is friend of DIR. Vandergrift and is
his guest at the Vandergrift farm a few
miles from town. Mr.. Pope paid a
visit to the MESSENGER Office Wednes-
day afternoon. He says Dix is going to
win the governship of New York in a
walk.
Mrs. Richard Howard entertained
Friday evening Of last week in honor of
Miss Mildred Aydelotte. Each guest
was invited to bring utensil for the
kitchen. and to present il with verse
of suitable poetry. The reading of the
verses accompanying each article in the
Kitchen shower" was the source Of
great merriment. and the affair was a
social success.