Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-08-05


some hours by blowout. "
A meeting of the w. C. T. u. will be
held next Tuesday in the Presbyterian
Church at Ocean City. 1t is hoped that
members Of Unions from Maryland and
other States will be present.
Mr.. Squires is at his home at Ocean
City. having recuperated quickly from
another operation.
Mrs. Rosa Hastings Records. of North
Abingdon, Mass. is visiting her family
here.
We want to do some work for you and
yours. You know the kind we make is
worth any effort on your part to call on
us during our six days stay August
7th to 18th. Read our advertisement on
the first page of The Messenger. II. d..
Clogg & Co.. Photographers. Snow Hill,
Nd.
DIR. S. X. Marshall substituted for
Mr.. James b. Dirickson in Easton. while
the latter enjoyed his wedding tour.
Paul Jones is recovering rapidly from
his late illness.
Much regret is expressed that the
news from Miss Mary Sturgis is not en-
couraging. Miss Annie Kate Bowen
and other friends visited her this week.
Mrs. George w. Purnell is recovering
satisfactorily from typhoid fever.
Mrs. Krebs and Mrs. John Ayers and
daughter are visiting in Richmond. Va.
Miss Ellen Smack is the welcome guest
of her brother at Newark.
There are many echoes from the train
accident of last week. Several persons
here were bruised and shocked, and
were visited by the railroad examining
physicians.
Miss Louise Connoway is in Philadel-
phia for few weeks.
Mrs. George LeCato is in Wacha-
preague, Va, for week
Mr.. Clarence Hanley and son are now
handling Berlin's milk supply, in very
satisfactory manner Mr.. Esham, after
many years of good service, sold out to
Mr.. Hanley.
Mrs. Nettie Trader is welcomed back
by many friends.
Mr.. Harvey Trader will again make
his home in Berlin. We wish him sue
cess in his new business of carriage
painting, etc.
Mrs. Jennie Howard. Of Philadelphia,
is visiting her old home.
Miss Lavinia Marshall is making a
visit in Easton.
Rev. John Letchcr Showell is now
Rector of East Newmarket, Vienna and
Preston.
Mr.. Jerry Campbell is now proprietor
of the Majestic.
Mr.. Dsharoon and family are at home
in the late residence of Garfield Johnson.
The Episcopal Sunday School picnic
was delightful affair. 1t was held or
the beautiful lawn of Mr.. T. j. Whaley
and largely attended. Games, music,
and refreshments filed the program.
Mrs. Minnie Lyle Shane and family
are with her parents.
Again Berlin will have the honor and
pleasure of having the State Horticul-
tural Society meeting, August 2Sth, due
to the enterprise and hospitality of
Messrs. j. G. Harrison & Sons.
Mrs. Annie Phipps has returned to
Salisbury after pleasant visit TO her
sons family.
Mrs. Eliza Holland passed away very
quietly. at the home of her son, after a
long and useful life. She was buried
on the home farm amidst a large con-
course of relatives and friends.
Big excursions are Of almost daily oc-
currence from all points seward.
Miss Maude Birmingham is attending
Home Coming Week in Delaware.
Miss Nellie Tingle is in Philadelphia
for few weeks visit.
The big sale of Ocean City lots is at
tracing attention. and making heavy
mails.
Mrs. Henry J. Anderson went to Phil
adelphia with Miss Katherine to consult
DR.. Taylor about the latter's health.
which has caused anxiety since her
severe illness last winter from ptomaine
poisoning.
The Misses Merritt, of Public Landing
are guests of Mrs. John Selby Purnell
They both sustained slight injuries in
the train accident of last week.
Miss Rozelle Handy is spending the
month of August in the New England
mountains.