Democratic messenger., 1911-12-02
BERLIN.

ing on Burley Street.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Holloway, of Berlin, and
Mr.. j. J. Rayne, Of Ocean City, went
down the bay last week on cunning
trip, and report fowl scarce. They only
killed five geese and a few ducks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Collins we're in
Bridgeville, Del, Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Collins mother, Mrs. J.
B. Phillips. Mrs. Collins remained with
the family few days.
Mr.. Ned Mumford, formerly of Snow
Hill, and now a popular salesman for
Isaac Hamburger & Sons. Baltimore,
was in town on business Wednesday.
DIR. z. P. Henry spent part of last
week down the bay on the house boat,
"Happy Home"
Mr.. w. Moss, Of Holland. Europe. is
at the New Majestic Hotel, and employ
ed at the Harrison Nurseries. Mr.. Moss
says he has travelled this country over
in search of an ideal spot for home.
and has at last decided on the Eastern
Shore and Worcester County. Mr.. Moss
has purchased real estate Of the Harri
sons.
Mr.. Cecil Boggs has moved in town in
the house on Bay Street formerly owned
and occupied by Mrs. Jane Collins.
Ensign VIM. Brereton, of the U. S.
Navy. spent the weeks end very pleas
antly as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
b. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobby. of Philadelphia.
spent part of the week in town. and Wis.,
tied Mrs. Mary Sturgis, who is an aunt
of Mrs. Hobby.
Mrs. James B. Lytle was the guest
this week of her daughter, Mrs. Minnie
Shane. in Georgetown.
The United States Good Roads Con-
vention was held last week in Richmond.
Va, and was well attended by repre-
sentatives from many States. Among
those who represented Maryland were
Hon. Calvin B. Taylor, of Berlin. Major
Crosby and Mr.. Compton, of Baltimore.
Mrs. w. W. Phelps and children, of
Pasadena, California. are staying with
their mother, Mrs. Moses p Handy, at
"Anchuka Farm, near town.
The Rev. John r. Henderson, of
Georgetown, DEL. preached last Sunday
in Buckingham Presbyterian Church,
and there will be no preaching service
at above named church this Sunday.
Mr.. E. G. Henley came Thursday for
short stay. He was accompanied by
his brothers, Davis and Albert Henley,
of Hagerstown and Wilmington, N. c.,
respectively.
Mr.. G. A. Marshall is spending week
at Malvern Farm" as the guest of the
Kenleys.
Miss Lena Bowen left last Sunday for
Philadelphia on visit to friends.
Mrs. Laura Williams. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. NJ. Hol-
loway, returned home to Pittsville Tues
day. accompanied by Edward Halland.
Mrs. Holland also spent Thanksgiving
Day with her.
Miss Ride Savage returned home last
Thursday after delightful visit to her
friend, Miss Sharp. of Oak Lane, Pa.
Miss Carrie A. Hill, who is making
her home at the Park Hotel. will spend
next week with relatives in Frankford,
Selbyville and Bishopville.
Mrs Virginia Fleming. OF New York,
is visiting at the old Hammond home
stead for two weeks.
The Misses Mary and Ella McMullen,
formerly of this town, and now of
Asbury Park, n. j., spent the week at
the Atlantic and calling on friends.
Miss Mary Taylor and Misses Margie
and Andasia Purnell have left East Gate
Farm and moved in the home on Main
Street recently purchased of John N.
1enIIldI, ESSQ.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Stephen Quillen,
in Ocean City.
The Rev. S. A. Potter is enjoying
two weeks vacation in Baltimore Coun-
ty with his family, who have been Wis
iting relatives for some time.
There will be no services in st. Pauls
P. E. Church this Sunday.
All preparations are being made to
rebuild the Flour Mill as soon as possi-
BILE. and every one will be glad to see it
in operation again. The company should
be encouraged by the patronage of the
entire town and community around. The
wheat which was left in the bins was
gotten out in pretty good condition and
sold for feed, etc.
The Industrial Guild of st. Pauls P.
+. Church held their annual bazaar in