Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-10-29
BERLIN

with fine stereoptican views. delivered
by Rev Fred Allen. Of Snow Hill. was
greatly enjoyed The choir sang "The
Church's One Foundation, at the be-
ginning. and America" TO close the
entertainment. The weather was so un-
promising that many were afraid TO
venture out, which made smaller audi
ence, but very appreciative one.
Rob. Henry has been quite sick during
the week.
Mrs Margaret Purnell had an alarm
ing attack Sunday, but is now much
more comfortable. She is one Of our
citizens. who is loved by all who know
her.
Mrs. Hennie Mitchell and Mrs. LeCato
spent several days at Ocean City, and
report delightful time. Mrs. LeCato
fell in the bay while grabbing.
A number Of the temperance people
went to Snow Hill TO attend Court, and
show their interest in the cause.
Mrs. Emma Franklin has closed her
summer home, "Edgewater. and re-
turned to New Jersey. Mrs. Kate Hud-
son spent the last days with her.
Mrs. ]. 7. Keas has returned from
Philadelphia.
Miss Maude Whaley entertained a
number of friends at dinner one day
this week.
Oscar Mitchell, who is telegraph agent
at Hebron, spent several days at home.
Miss Elva Rulings is in Wilmington
with friends.
Mrs. Joe Bethards and son, William,
are spending two weeks in Wilmington,
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Frank Bowen is at the Salisbury
Hospital, and is now convalescing rapid
ly. She will soon be able to return home.
Mr.. John Letcher Shovel is slowly
recovering from typhoid.
Miss Margaret Shovel will visit Sails
bury next week, the guest Of her uncle,
Mr. John D. Showell
Mrs. Archer Burton will apply for
patents on skirt marker. in Canada
and England also. An account of it.
with cuts, will appear in the Scientific
American.
The Harrison Addition" to Berlin
bids fair to rival the old town, in the
near future. 1t will extend to the
Trappe. is laid off in large lots, some of
which are already sold, with wide streets
and shade trees. Greater Berlin is in
sight.
A number Of Berliners were in Snow
Hill Tuesday, to 'rah for Hon. Harry
Covington, to see the Governor, and
keep step to the brass band.
Mr.. Frank Bartlett has the finest
automobile yet. and a garage also. We
propose his name for supervisor Of roads.
Miss Beryl Warren is visiting in Phil
adelphia.
Miss Carrie Hill is assisting at the
library.
Mrs. Snyder is at the Park Hotel for
the winter.
Mrs. Calvin Taylor is spending the
week in the North.
Mr.. James McGregor and Miss Sallie
have returned from Wilmington. Mr..
John McGregor is with the Electric Com
pany at Fort Worth, Texas.
Mr.. William Baker, of St. Martins,
SO years of age, cut tops, stripped blades
and kept up his row with the rest.
Clarence Strickland, now Of Princess
Anne. an officer Of the Peninsula Horti-
cultural Society, was in Berlin inspect
ing fruit trees. He reports many grow
ing on town lots, in bad condition.
Mr.. Ken Palmer has gone to hospital
in Philadelphia for treatment. He has
been quite sick.
Postmaster Mumford returned from
trip to Northern cities.
Mr. Henry Adams made visit home
before going South, where he will be
in the show business for the winter.
Rev. George c. Williams visited and
preached here and in the vicinity, in the
interest of church extension.
Mrs. Jane Collins is spending the win
ter with her son, Rev. Vaughn Collins.
at MiddIetown, Del.
Miss Amanda Dennis has exhibited
the largest tomato so far heard from
this season.
Hon. Orlando Harrison has been quite
sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rayne have re-
turned from Philadelphia, where they
saw the great ball game.
Mr.. William Laws and family viii
spend the winter at Ocean City.
Mrs. Fannie Givans Taylor and little
daughter, of York, Pa, are visiting her
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