Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-07-23
BERLIN.

Miss Virgie Davis recently visited her
sister, Mrs. Charles Bethards. She has
position in Wilmington.
Postmaster and Mrs. Mumford have
moved into their new home.
Mrs. Anne Baldwin has recovered
from her illness, and Mrs. Lytle, who
had serious heart attack last Saturday,
is also much better.
Mrs. Atmore and daughters. Of New
York, have been the guests Of Mrs.
Bancroft.
James b. Dirickson has a position
with drug company in Easton.
Mr.. Robert Waters, Of Baltimore,
visited his niece. Mrs. VIM. Pitts.
Miss Hennie Bell has returned from
Baltimore, where she consulted special
list. much improved in health.
Miss Lena Bell has returned to her
position in Annapolis, after a pleasant
visit home.
DR.. John Pitts and friends are enjoy
ing his new automobile. Several others
also intend investing in machines.
Mr.. Tom Taylor and family have
moved back to Berlin from Girdletree,
where they spent the past year.
Mr.. Wade Gordy and family. of Sharp
town, visited relatives in town.
Miss KriIl. Of Lebanon, Pa. returned
home with her sister, Mrs. Edward
Coffin, for short visit.
Mrs. Florida Herman Collier and little
daughter. of Philadelphia, are visiting
her parents.
Miss Hattie Bethards is back from
visit to Pocomoke.
Miss Elva Rulings is at home, and
much benefited by her stay in the Will
mington Sanitorium.
Mrs. Joshua Carey is out again.
Miss Laura Bethards is visiting in
Wilmington.
Mrs. Armentrout and daughter. now
of Wilmington, are spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan Warren.
j. G. Harrison e. Sons will entertain
the Maryland State Horticultural So
ciety July 2Sth, and at Ocean City on
the Goth. 1t will be remembered by
many how pleasantly the time passed
for both strangers and citizens, on the
occasion Of their last meeting here
few years ago.
A baseball game is announced for the
first week in August, when the pitcher
will be young woman in boomers.
The unusual always attracts.
Messrs. Wilmer Purnell and G. +.
Henry, Jr., accepted positions on the
strike breaking force, and went to Will
mington Monday, but returned Wednes-
day, as the trouble was happily adjusted.
Miss Bette Purnell returned Saturday
from a delightful months visit to rel
atives near Annapolis.
Thousands Of tin cans are being I'M
loaded from cars at the canning factory.
New and interesting books have been
placed in the library lately. owing to
dues received from new members.
The town officers and others went to
Snow Hill Tuesday to tell the Court all
their troubles.
Mr.. Esham had horse killed by light
ming and another badly stunned during
last weeks storm.
Mr.. ard Mrs. McColley aud Miss
Elizabeth, of Philadelphia, are the
guests Of Hon. Orlando Harrison.
Adams Show is still in town. We'd
nesday night the bills called for box
ing match with fifteen rounds, and the
ever popular Henry's Ministries in adj
dition to the moving pictures.
Mr.. Cummings Carey, who will have
another year before taking his place in
Uncle Sans Naval line, is cruising on
the Indiana this summer. He has been
invited to be the guest of the Royal
Athletic Club Of London. next June. and
also to run in the Marathon. He
has made several world records.
The August meeting of the w. c. 7.
U. will be held at Ocean City the second
Tuesday of the month. Members from
the other unions are cordially invited.
The Temperance Convention will be
held at Ocean City the second Tuesday
in August.
Master Hale Harrison has returned
from business trip South.