Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-07-16
BERLIN.

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Friendship from Ralph Birmingham.
We cordially welcome such desirable
citizens.
Charles Dennis has purchased the
Thomas Fassitt farm. Mr.. Fassitt ex-
poets TO go West.
Mr.. Albert Wyatt has returned from
Philadelphia, and will rebuild his house
lately destroyed by fire near Friendship.
Mr.. Reese Peters has bought the
former residence Of Mr.. George Bratten.
and Postmaster Mumford has bought
the one now occupied by Mr.. jenkins
Bowen. The latter will erect hand
some house at once on the Adkins lot
opposite.
Mrs. Ann Bratten had severe fall,
but is now much more comfortable.
Jim Birch spent the 4th at home, also
Harry Bethards. Both have positions
in Wilmington.
Several Berliners will attend the pony
psHnlDB Oh OUinColcdEUc.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dirickson and Misses
Clara and Helen have been on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. l.. l.. Erickson returned from
Newport News, where she spent month
with her husband. Conwell will be here
the latter part Of the month for his
vacation. He is assisting his father in
the drug store.
Rev w. II. Bancroft preached at
Faith Chapel, Libertytown, Sunday af-
ternoon.
Rev. S. A. Potter removed his family
to Ocean City for the heated term. He
has rooms at the Oceanic. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hope are their guests this week.
Rev. H. G. England and family, now
of Washington, are at the Mt. Vernon.
They have many warm friends in Berlin
and Ocean City.
J. w. Burbage and brother have re-
moved their undertaking business to the
new buildings on Harrison Street.
Miss Nellie Dill visiting her brother.
Harry, in Delmar.
Mrs. Ebe Holland is with her father
at Bethany Beach.
Miss Ellen Stewart is a guest of the
Misses Jones, and always finds an APP
preciative welcome back to Berlin.
Miss Elva Rulings continues to i'm
prove.
Mrs. Hattie Morris was sick, but is
now convalescing.
A little son Of Mrs. Baird fell from
tree and dislocated his arm. which proved
very painful injury.
Mrs. Nettie Trader, of Baltimore, is
here for the summer.
Mrs. Clara Hammond Jones and little
daughter. of Dover. are visiting her
mother.
Mr.. Peter Wilkinson. of Whaleyville.
who died last week. had reached the I'M
usual aye OF u.
Miss Sallie McGregor is again on the
Office force of J. G. Harrison g. Sons.
Arrangements for the County Tenn
perance Convention are about perfected.
The matter is considered of great inn
portance at this time.
Mr.. Robert CULLEN has built cement
block house on Baltimore Avenue, which
is attracting the attention Of would-be
builders.
Miss Margaret Showell is visiting her
grandmother at the White House. Del.
Mr.. Horace Davis handsome new
automobile attracted attention this week
Miss Carrie Hill is at the Park Hotel.
Originally from New York. she viii be-
come a resident Of Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craft. Of New England,
are guests at the Park. Mrs. Craft was
Miss Julia Wedemeyer. and most pleas
antly remembered by many here. Her
son has also been visitor TO Berlin.
He is now connected with the Kansas
University, having been an honor gradu-
ate Of Harvard.
Mayor John ID. Henry has been i'll.
Mrs. Buttman, of New York, has re-
turned home, after visit to Miss Vos-
burgh.
Miss Perdue is the guest of Mrs.
Farlow. She is greatly appreciated by
our young men and maidens.
Mrs. Watkins is lat home" with Mrs.
Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell Hastings are visit
ing Mrs. Bartlett.
Mrs. Ellen Robins is improving, under
the care Of Miss Minnie Wilson, Of Snow
Hill.
Miss Matte Rayne. now of Baltimore,
is with friends here.
A general meeting of the library was