Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-10-07
BERLIN.

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City and Snow Hill being well repre-
sented. Robins always has good show
Miss Lizzie Marshall is visiting friends
IN Salisbury.
Mr.. Eugene English and family spent
n few days this week very pleasantly
with Miss Anna Rulings and mother.
Miss Katherine Anderson and party
of friends. who were out automobiling
last Sunday, narrowly escaped serious
accident. While near Newark some
thing became wrong with the steering
gear, and the machine ran into the fence
and ditch throwing the girls all out.
Those in the party were. Miss katherine
Anderson, Miss Elizabeth Powell and
the Misses Marguerite and Elizabeth
Purnell.
Mr.. G. T. Morgan, of Erie, Pa, has
rented the home of Mrs. Mary c. Faust
on Burley Street, and will occupy same
after November LIST. Mrs. Faust has
accepted position in Philadelphia.
Mr.. George Z. Scott reports that the
Harrison nurseries will have for sale
five car loads of Kieffer pears in car
load lots. The remainder will be sold
to local cannery.
DIR. c. p. Cullen is now located on
Pitts Street, in the old Office of DIR. j.
w. Pitts, deceased.
Mr.. G. r. Snyder made a business
trip to Selbyville last week.
The tomato season is about over, and
Erickson e. Phillips report short crop,
and think prices will be high.
Miss Helen McCabe and little sister
visited Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Purnell from
Friday until Monday.
Miss Angie Hudson, who teaches school
in Whaleyville, was home Saturday.
Mr.. G. A. Marshall spent a part of
last week with the Buffington's at Buff
ington's Heights.
Mrs. Landlord. who with her sister,
Mrs. JamesZ. Powell, conducts the Idle
wild at Ocean City, stopped in Berlin
Saturday on her way home to Crisfield.
Miss Minnie Hammond, who has spent
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hammond, has returned
to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Martin Holloway, a young farmer
near town, who was recently married.
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| Girdletree, owned by Mr.. Ned Timmons,
of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, who have
spent some time here with friends and
relatives. returned this week to their
home in Westfield, N. j.
Miss Carrie A. Hill, who for the past
six months has been touring California
and the West, returned home to the
Park Hotel last week. Her many friends
welcome her back.
Owing to the illness of the Rev. S. A.
Potter, there was no services at st.
Paul's P. E. Church last Sunday. We
are glad to say that he is better.
DIR. E. E. Bell. Jr, has been appointed
examiner for the New York Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
The building which was formerly the
office of K. l.. Purnell. was moved this
week from north Main Street to the
Anderson lot on Pitts Street, and will
be occupied by p. Pattey e. Sons as an
oyster saloon.
The writer was misinformed last week
as to where Miss Marguerite Ayers had
gone. She is attending the Southern
Female College in Petersburg. Va. and
is taking up four courses, English. Arts
and Craft, Music and Domestic Science.
The ''Prarie Lilies" will be the next
show TO come to town. They are sup
posed to be here on or about October
18th. This is a wild west show, with
women as the principal riders and cow
boys.
Miss Katherine Anderson left this
week for Washington. ID. c., to visit
Mrs. r. X. Lee. She win also visit
some of her college girl friends.
The fall meeting of the Southern Con-
vocation viii be held in st. Paul's Church,
Berlin, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oc-
tober 10th and 18th.
The automobile garage on Broad
Street is nearing completion. and viii
be occupied by MIR. Walter Murphy. as
repair shop He will also keep line
of supplies and automobiles for sale and
hire. We wish him success in his new
venture. A garage has been needed
here for some time.
The services at st Pauls Episcopal
Church. Berlin, on Sunday next, Oct. 18th.
will be a celebration of the Holy Com
munion at 1880, a. M, and Morning
Prayer with sermon at 1890. a. m.
There will be service in st. Pauls blythe
Sea, Ocean City, on the same day at
o'clock.
Mrs. Charles b Scarborough. Of
Scranton, Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
X. L. Purnell.
Mr.. Harry Dill, who is an Express
Messenger on the N. Y. p. & N. X. R..
was home from Wednesday until Satur-
day with his parents.
The Rally Day exercises at the Pres
byterian Church were quite a success,
and much enjoyed by all. The proceeds
amounted to nearly $i4.00
Harrison's nurseries have made an
addition to their Office force, two young
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