Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-06-24

nOJel man, mas taken the MT. flehSdnt'
Mr.. Harry Ayers will again run this
Pier. II our merchants would send
their business cards to all these places,
it would be resultful, for we have had
inquiries from several of these hotel
men, as to the shopping facilities of
Berlin.
DIR. Frank Harmonson is putting the
Maryland Pharmacy in good shape, and
opening a lot Of handsome summer
goods.
Mrs. Julia Tucker, now of Seaford.
and her daughter, Mrs. Judson, Of
Conn, are visiting here.
Miss Margaret Shovel has returned
from weeks stay at Ocean City.
Mary the infant daughter Of Mr..
Henry Davis was baptised at Children S
Day service by Rev. J. S. Gilfllen, of
Wilmington.
Rev DR.. Gilfillen preaced morning
and evening at the Presbyterian Church,
and at Liberty Chapel is the afternoon.
An overlooking congregation assem-
bled at the NJ. Z. Church for Children
Day services, and enjoyed the bright
music and recitations.
Mr.. John Tilghman, formerly of this
County died in Salisbury last week.
His sister, Miss Lizzie Tilghman. at
tended the funeral.
Many remember Ewing Bowen. who
removed to Denver, COL. some years
ago, and were pleased to receive an
nouncements of his marriage to Miss
Josephine Manville, an accomplished
young society lady of that City. He is
now in the Colorodo National Bank. We
are glad to note his success along all
lines. His mother. Mrs. Lucy Bowen,
was admired and beloved here, and in
in Princes Anne. She was Miss Dennis,
of the latter place.
Friends here are receiving postals and
letters, which are of interest to many,
from Orlando Shockley now on his way
to the great international Sunday
School Convention in San Francisco.
The train which is carrying the Eastern
delegation, has morning and evening
devotional service, and lectures on the
country, and topics of interest, and
deeply religious feeling prevails.
DIR. and Mrs. William Harmon reach
ed home, and will soon be established in
the house lately vacated by Mr.. Sam
CULLEN.
Mr.. Stewart Hammond is at home for
his vacation. He is attending the p S. c.
Mr.. Harry Palmer, Jr.. has position
in Salisbury. He spent few days at
home last week.
Mr.. Oscar Trader is out again from
his accident.
The international Correspondence
School of Scranton. Pa. has an exhibit
at Franklin's Drug store, which is
worth looking at. This school has over
one million pupils enrolled.
Miss Stella Grey. Of Wilmington, is
the guest of Mrs. John Bethards.
Mr.. Campbell Purnell. of Wilmington
Conference Acadamy. made short
visit to friends here.
Capt. Vickers, OF Bethany Beach
l.. S. S., visited his daughter, Mrs. Ebe
Holland. recently.
Mr.. William Powell, Jr. has recovered
from his late illness.
Miss Mildred Babcock is home again
after an extended visit to New York.
Mr.. John Hedges has gone to Cali
iornia an visit.
Mr.. Lee Hedges is in business with
Mr.. Thomas Taylor.
Messrs. Lanncelot Archer Burton,
Walter Murphy. and DIR. William
Hammond have just launch a"Speed-
bug" motor racing boat, designed and
Duiit Dy tUCiuStNCcf WihNh tAho mt NhCt
expectations, and will doubtless be a
successful entry in the 4th of July
race Off Ocean City.
Mrs. Lavinia Smack is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Misses Nancy and Eva Ayres are
visitors in Berlin.
Mrs. Reese Peters has returned from
Delmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coffin are in
Berlin for the summer.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. Z. Church
is conducting successful Rumage Sale in
E. Berlin voting booth.
The Missionary collection at the Chill
dren's Day service of the Presbyterian
Church Melted $llO65 last Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. France, whose visits to
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