Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-11-26
BERLIN.

IN Snow Hill. Miss Ella Massey was
quite sick at her home.
The Library Association announces an
entertainment for December l4th, which
we feel sure will receive the hearty CO.
operation Of the community. II will be
called "A Living Magazine. and the
table of contents will be acted. The
ads. will, for the most part, represent
local business The orchestra will rem
der fine music. Admission, 25 cents and
Is cents. This will mean many new
books, which will appeal to nearly every
family in and near Berlin.
Miss Katherine Anderson spent
Thanksgiving at home. To do so she
had to forego special gayeties at her
school in Washington. Home. Sweet
Home" will always be the song of the
absent ones.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
had housekeeping there, and put their
house Of worship in beautiful order. A
vacuum cleaner beats all old-fashioned
methods.
Mr.. Ringing, civil engineer Of the
new road, had close call while cunning
Saturday. Mr.. Harry Davidson fired at
the moving bushes. and brought down
Mr.. Ringing. His arm was badly
wounded, and his face received few
scattering shots.
At the Episcopal Church a special Of
fering was made on Thanksgiving as
usual. Of money. fruit. vegetables, etc.
for the "HomeFor Friendless Children"
Easton. Bishop Adams visited Berlin
on Wednesday. and preached at special
service in the evening.
The new issue Of Ocean City bonds
are now on the market.
Rev. S. A. Potter was not well enough
to meet his appointment at Ocean City
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. George Gray caught IS bushels of
fine perch in Herring Greek last week.
Capt Dodge. Inspector of Life Saving
Stations, spoke highly of our men and
methods.
Miss Lizzie Smith has joined Miss
Hettie in Baltimore. where they are
successfully keeping boarding house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jackson and
children have returned from Thanks
giving trip to the cities.
The beautiful total eclipse of the moon
was noted generally, and proved edu-
cative.
DR.. Cyrus Erickson will return to
Catawissa, Pa, with his wife. and be
treated BY celebrated specialist.
We call attention TO the change Of
schedule on both railroads, affecting all
the trains.
Owing to sickness in her family Mrs.
r. j. Shovel was unable to attend the
meeting of the Worcester County Sun
day School Association in Snow Hill, Of
which she is an officer.
Rumors reach US from time to time Of
a proposed trolley line to Ocean City.
"All things come to those who wait /"
Rev. S. A. Potter is entertaining his
daughter and her husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ely, of New York.
The foundations of the new Union
Freight Station are in place. and that
section of town shows a hustling scene.
Many town people attended the sale
of farm machinery, stock, etc. at Crop
per's Neck The prices generally were
good.
Mr.. Powell. of Salisbury. has bought
the James Henry farm. and will move
to it before Christmas.
The library viii close at 1880 during
the winter months.
The school had exercises appropriate
to the season, and accentuating its teach
ing.
Capt. +. A. Carey was well enough
to return to the station Tuesday.
Messrs. Hale Harrison and Robert
, Henry went cunning and shot two dogs,
one valuable one belonging to Mr..
George E. Henry.
Mr.. Howard Furbush is on the sick
roll with tonsilitis.
Mr.. Harvey Trader and family have
removed TO Baltimore.
Mr.. Raymond Bell, now Of Chinco-
league, is home for Thanksgiving.
a business trip to Berlin Wednesday.
Homer Porter and family are visiting
his brother.
Mr.. Oscar Trader welcomed another
daughter Sunday last.
Mrs. Leola Burbage Moore and hus-
band and sister, Ida will spend Thanks
giving at home.
Miss SaIie Holloway has accepted a