Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-09-09

faltn Ihapel, by Rev. j. klce. a re-
ception followed, and the happy couple
left for an extended tour before reach
ing Philadelphia their future home, fol-
lowed by the Fluctuations Of large cir
Gle of relatives and friends.
Owing to stormy conditions the tenn
perance meeting called for Whaleyville
was postponed.
The County Convention of the w. &.
I. u. was held at Ocean City in the
Presbyterian Church, Aug. 3lst., after
noon and evening.
A called meeting of the w. c. I. U.
Monday at the home of Mrs. Reese Pc
tiers. elected Misses Mary Jones, Grace
Pitts. Mrs Solomon Mumford, and Mrs.
McGee delegates to the County Conven-
ton.
DR.. Lee Warren returned TO his home
in Florida, by way of New York.
William Joline, who formerly made
his home with Charles Hastings, revisit
ted Berlin and called on old friends. He
is now married and living in New York.
Mrs. Harry Patty is at home again,
and is entertaining Miss Davis. of Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott visited Mr..
Powell Patty during the week.
Mr.. John Hedges is back from Cali
fornia. and Mr. Lee Hedges is packing
his effects for move to West Virginia.
We are sorry to lose the family from
our town.
Misses Ruth Willette and Anna Grise
entertained their Sunday School classes
on the bay shore, and all had delight
full day.
Mrs. Mary Walker Nichols, of Phila-
delphia, is the guest of Mrs. Furbush.
Mr.. Fred Savage is spending his vaca-
ton at home No place like Berlin in
the hearts of our boys.
Miss Katherine Masseyis at home for
short visit.
Mrs. Murphy has returned from a
visit to Rehoboth.
Mrs. Benson entertained Misses Har-
rison and Morris. of st. Michaels.
Rev j. l.. Nichols is a frequent visi-
tor to Berlin. He is captain of nice
motor boat.
Rev. +. T. Beauchamp and family
have returned to Wilmington, after a
pleasant visit here.
Mrs. Commodore Powell had severe
attack of threatened appendicitis, but
is recovering.
Mrs. Reed and daughter, of Philadel
phia. visited her brother, Mr.. A. F.
Powell.
Mrs. Grise entertained Mr. Mason, of
Baltimore.
Mrs. Sidney Jones is at home again,
and much better.
Miss Sadie Donaway has returned
from a northern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Onley, Of Cir
dletree, visited Mrs Tarr.
Mrs. Clinton Krause. of Salisbury is
at her old home for a week.
Mr.. Thomas J. Whaley and Miss Kit
ty are both convalescing from typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Jane Collins sustained injuries
but is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Hines Thomas has house party
of Misses Minifee. of Baltimore. Ella
and Adel Watkins, Elizabeth Jones, of
Chincoteague. her son, Earl, and others
Mrs. Smack, Mrs. Porter. Mrs. Ned
Birmingham and others attended the
funeral of Mrs. Salle Guthrie. of Snow
Hill.
Echoes from the Horticultural meet
show that the guests from far and near
were greatly impressed with the splen-
did hospitality of J. G.. Harrison & Sons.
The magnitude of their business, the
success of their methods, and our favor
ed part of the country. Many said the
peach orchard was strikingly like a
Florida orange plantation. The day was
ideal. and the great entertainment so
well planned and carried out, that there
was nothing To mar the occasion. except
that some of the expected guests were
unable to get here.
Are many of our people awake to the
meaning of the Harrison Nurseries IN
this community, with their great pay
roll, putting thousands of dollars into
our banks and stores, maintaining hun
dreds of homes. giving us a second-class
postoffice. and developing our country ?
DO our citizens realize what Orlando
Harrison has done for Berlin in placing
the town in the progressive class? We
are proud of our town. and we give
credit where credit is due
Rev. T. F. Van Dyke left this week
for his vacation. and TO be treated for
some throat trouble.
Revs. Harris and Nichols are off on
their vacations.
Miss Anna Adkins has returned from
profitable and delightful course at
Chatauqua.
The little daughter of Mrs. Pena Pitts
James was probably fatally burned this
week. Sympathy is expressed for the
distressing accident.
Mrs. Maria Baker has been brought
back to her home. after long illness
in New Jersey, where she visited her
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