Democratic messenger., 1911-11-25
BERLIN.

from Newport News, Va, and is a me
boy on the Ocean-going tug, "CovinP
ton, I" is home with his parents unit
Xmas. George says he has seen some
Of the sights, having stopped in New
York, Boston and other points along the
coast.
Miss Cecil Archer Burton. who is with
noted Theatrical Company, that is now
playing at the Lyric in Philadelphia. was
home for a short stay last week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. G. Ar
cher Burton. Her many friends will be
glad to know that she has made a thor
ough success of her venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Purnell, formerl
of Bishopville, but now of st. Michaell
visited relatives here last week. Bo
enjoyed the sport of shooting quail an
rabbits.
Mr.. Will Bas sett, of near Bassett
Mill Pond. has on exhibition at DR.. 7
Y. Franklin drug store, Green Noun
tain White Potato that weighs 24i
ounces. Who can beat it?
Mrs. T. T. Savage. who has been Wis.
iting in Baltimore and Philadelphia for
the past four weeks, returned home this
week.
Mr.. II. j. Rayne, our popular black
smith, expects to erect shop on the
site of the old Gunby livery stable as
soon as he gets permit from the Mayor
and City Council.
Miss Elva Ridings has returned home,
after very pleasant stay in Norfolk,
Va. with friends. She is much inn
proved in health, having gained ten
pounds in four weeks, much to the de-
light of her MANY friends.
Mrs. Milton Pope and children. of
Salisbury, came Wednesday to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gibbs.
Mrs. Faust has rented her home on
Burley Street and moved this week to
Philadelphia, where she will! reside in
the future
The Rev. Mr.. Phipps, Of Princeton
College. preached last Sunday at the
Buckingham Presbyterian Church to a
large and appreciative audience.
Mrs. c. d. Powell and little daughter,
Ella, who have been visiting in Norfolk,
Richmond and Williamsburg. Va, for
two weeks or more. returned home last
Friday. They were accompanied on
their trip by Mr.. Powell's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Keas left Thurs
day morning for trip down the bay on
their house boat.
MIR. Thomas II. Birmingham and Mrs.
Addie Risley, both of Ironshire, were
married in Baltimore by the Rev. Frank
X. Isaac, of Franklin Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. Monday evening,
November Goth. The bride was attired
in white crepe meteor, and carried a
bunch of white lilies. The groom wore
conventional black. After the ceremony
a reception was given the happy couple
at the home of friend of the bride, No.
l26 South Calhoun Street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brittingham will make their future
home at Chincoteague.
MIR. L. ]. G. Archer Burton was in
Baltimore this week as representative
of Evergreen Lodge No. 1853, to attend
the meeting and banquet of the Grand
Lodge of Masons. Mr.. Burton also visit
ed his son at the Maryland Agricultural
College. and was accompanied home by
his daughter, Miss Minnie, who has been
visiting Mrs, Geigon in Baltimore.
The Berlin Library entertainment was
not attended by a very large crowd,
owing to the fire at the flour mill, but
nevertheless il was social and financial
success. The Progressive Base Ball
was very much enjoyed bya few, and
was played on Kellogg Boards.
Mr.. II. +. Harmanson was in Balti-
more and Philadelphia this week on
business TRIP.
Mr.. Sidney c. Jones made trip to
Baltimore this week on business and
otherwise, returning home on Thursday.
Mr.. Z. S. Furbush, Frank Bartlett
and j. ID. Quillen, enjoyed trip down
the bay and over to the Club House this
week.
MiGht Havp Room in MARYLAND