Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-10-22

where he will open his vaudeville and
moving picture show He closed last
Saturday night at Church Hill, Md.
having had a very successful season
touring the Eastern Shore towns.
J. G. Harrison e. Sons have laid off a
new section to Berlin. to be known as
"Harrison's Addition, and in addition
to Burley Street. which has been sur
veyed TO the Trappc Mills, Decater
Street Commodore Street, Tripola Ave
nue., have been laid out with 81 building
lots adjacent to same by u. W. School
field. 1t is reported six lots have al
ready been sold.
The Friendly Library during its second
year just ended, reports SIS books is
sued. This library. in its inception. was
to furnish pleasure and mental develop
ment for our county friends. but il now
has many town readers also. A number
of its books are on the shelves Of the
Berlin Library, and any may be called
for from the catalogue.
Another pleasant social evening is an
nounced for next Tuesday al the Parish
Room Of st. paul's Church. Rev. w.
Fred Allen, Rector Of All Hallows,
Snow Hill, will add much interest by
showing stereoptican pictures Of the
history of the church in America. and
other scenes. There will be enjoyable
music also.
Last Sunday a special Sunday-school
service was held at the Episcopal Church.
II was the day appointed for lntercession
and prayer for the Sunday-school work
Of the world.
Miss Anna Erickson has been quite
sick, her mother also, and Dir. Cyrus
Erickson suffered from fall, during
the week.
Mr.. James B. Dirickson has left for
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Margaret Watkins has taken a
house in Cambridge for the winter, to
be near her brother. We regret her loss
from Berlin, and hope it may prove
temporary only.
Mr.. John Letcher Shovel has passed
the typhoid crisis safely, and it is hoped.
is now convalescent.
The canning factories in and near
town have closed, and claim fair pack.
Mrs. Thomas Hanley is on visit TO
her son at Westover.
Miss Margie Purnell entertained at
Eastgate on Wednesday. Mrs. Byrd.
Mrs. Elizabeth Henry. Mrs. Z. A. Carey,
Mrs. j. 7. Keas and others for dinner
Rev. l.. r. Bowen and daughter have
returned home after a pleasant visit
here.
Mr.. Alex. Wimbrough and family
have left for Philadelphia. They were
useful and valued members of our town,
and regret is generally expressed at
their departure. Mr.. Wimbrough will
enter st. Agnes Hospital, where we
trust he may find increased health and
strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Pattey are visit
ing their old home, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Georgiana Wise and Mrs. Riley
Ennis are with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Reese Peters has moved into his
new house on Powellton Avenue.
The officers for the Christian Endeavor
Society for the coming year are presi-
dent, s. NJ. CULLEN Vice-president, K.
III. Massey Secretary, Miss Mollie Bos-
ton Treasurer, Miss Lille Scott Or
ganists, Misses Mary and Nellie Purnell.
The Sunday Sun gave one of our most
picturesque landmarks, the old windmill
at Carey's Landing. For half century
il supplied the wherewithal for the dish.
par excellence of the Eastern Shore,
the toothsome pone. and il now silently
teaches history. though the roller mill
has crowded it ont.
Mr.. Charles McGregor, of Ocean City.
reports spider of such colossal dimen-
sions, that If he was not temperance
man we would call for an investigation.
A marriage Of interest TO many was
solemnized Tuesday morning, when Miss
Genevieve Hastings was united to Capt.
John Dirickson. Their future home will
be in Philadelphia. Miss Hastings is a
young business woman of exceptional
ability. and for several years was IN the
office of j. G. Harrison L. Sons. Capt.
Dirickson was former and highly es-
teemed resident of Berlin. II is hoped
that they will again make their home
with us.
Mrs. Frank Bowen left Tuesday for
the Salisbury Hospital. where she will
receive treatment.
Drs. vosburgh, father and son reached
home this week.
Robert J. Shovel, Jr., spent few
days at Eagle Nest, where Capt. Baker
is making extensive improvements to
his already beautiful home.
Miss Phone Grey is staying with Mrs.
Joshua Carey, in the absence of her
daughter.
Miss Margaret Showel lost her watch
and fob this week while strawriding.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has be-
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