Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-08-12

Misses Anna and Helen Dirickson, Mr.
and Mrs. Furbush, Levin Dirickson ant
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammond visi
ted their daughter, Mrs. Wood, in Had
denfeld, New Jersey.
Mrs. Sidney Jones is convalescing
Her sister and friend from Washing
ton visited her during her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Godfrey are al
Atlantic City. Mr.. Godfrey's health
continues cause for anxiety.
Misses May Purnell, Virginia and Mel
lie Bethards are in Wilmington for q
week.
A colony Of Bohemians are expected
at st. Martins.
Mr.. Howard Jarman entertained
friends from Queen Anne County.
Mrs. George Mitchell enjoyed a visit
from her daughter who resides in Will
mington.
Mrs. Charles Mumford entertained
Miss Townsend, of Selbyville. The
Postmaster and his wife took a day off
to enjoy the Showell Church picnic, and
had an immense time.
Misses Lena and Hennie Bell are So
journing at Pen Mar.
Carson Riley. now of Lewes. DEL.
visited town, and looked up old friends.
MIR. Theodore Palmatory is visiting
his sister in Dover.
All seasonable good things are now in
market. and life is really worth living.
Rev. Thomas Van Dyke assisted at
the frankfort campmeeting.
The multiplication of autos is making
it serious condition for horses and
drivers. There have been several mar
row escapes.
The Town Fathers had better take
notice of rapid auto running, especially
in turning corners, before there is a
tragedy.
Mrs. S. X. Marshall spent few days
in Easton with Mrs James.
Miss Annie Bratten. of Philadelphia,
is visiting her family here.
Mrs Curtis Evans is recuperating
from her late illness.
Mr.. George Taylor is suffering from
typhoid fever.
Miss Ruth Willette is visiting in
Orange. N. j., with Mrs. Katherine
Nor.
Mr.. Reginald Pattey is spending his
vacation at home.
Messrs. Hale Harrison. l.. Archer
Burton and Samuel Houston Shovel
propose to attend the Maryland Agri-
cultural College this year.
Mrs. Reese Peters has been entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent, of Delmar
Clarence Tingle visited his family last
week.
William Smack. who has had good
position in West Chester, has returned
home.
Harvey Thomas returned from New
York. Mr.. Hines Thomas left for New
Jersey, on business trip for the Har-
rison Nurseries.
The Life Savers have returned to the
winters grind. after pleasant rest at
their homes.
The Ocean City Improvement Associa-
ton act as if they mean business.
Miss Eulalia Bartlett is home again
from an extended visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. George w. Purnell has suffered
a relapse in typhoid and is quite sick
again with trained nurse in charge.
Miss Katherine Anderson has been
alarmingly i'll. DR.. William Taylor. of
Philadelphia. attended her.
Mrs. Sidney Jones was able to return
to Baltimore, with the members OF her
family, who were summoned here, by
her illness.
The Annapolis excursion was attended
by many Berliners. 1t is looked for
ward to yearly as one of the most en-
joyable days of the summer.
Mr.. John Carey and wife, and twelve
friends from Baltimore. are spending
their vacation at Kelly's on the Bay, in
old time Eastern Shore style.
One of the Life Savers at Green Run
Station, while walking the beach Mon
day night, saw a sealed bottle in the
surf, which was found to contain let
ter from X. J. Shovel. Jr. 1t had been
thrown overheard in the latitude of
Ocean City. and was a message to friends
in Worcester. He is first officer on the
percy Birdsall. -
Mr.. Herman Downing. of Salisbury.
received Carnegie Hero Medal last