Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1911-03-11

NJ. f. Church had an interesting meet.
ing.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's
Church met to study the missionary fielc
Of Brazil. 1t was decided to meet every
Thursday during Lent to sew for mis-
sions.
The Junior Auxiliary will meet weeg-
ly during Lent to sew for missions.
Bishop Adams will visit st. Paul's,
Berlin, Monday, March 18th, instead of
the 18th, as he at first announced.
Misses Mary Taylor and Margie Pur-
nell are visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Eva Ayers reached here Satur-
day for visit TO friends.
Mr.. Joe Gibsoni is visiting his family.
Mr.. Joe Bethards will remodel and
build an addition TO his home shortly.
Mrs. John Pitts, also, will make changes
and improvements in hers.
Mrs. Massey. visitor to Bishopville.
and a member of vested Philadelphia
choir, sang in st. Paul's choir last Sun
day.
Mr.. Edward: Hastings moved lately to
a house on Bay Street
Miss Margaret Purnell, now teacher
at Cedartown, spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. Horace F. Harmonson has just
received carload of Western horses.
Five Of them are said to be the finest
ever brought to town.
Miss Margaret Harmonson has return
ed to the care Of specialist, after a
shot visit home. She is much better
Miss Katherine Anderson had severe
illness brought on by eating canned
tongue, but is now nearly well again.
This is the rush season at the nurser-
les, and the large force Of employees
are all working overtime.
A number of sales are advertised,
among them Mrs. Robert Adkins, who
will remove to her old home, Delaware
City.
Mrs. George Scott has returned from
long visit to her daughter in New
York.
Misses Nettie Carey and Ella Massey
attended the State meeting of Teachers
in Baltimore, and the High School pupils
made good use Of their holiday.
Mrs. Archer Burton returned from a
business trip to Washington with deep
cold, and is still confined to the house.
Miss Minnie is also on the sick list.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Purnell are
expected next week from the Philli-
pines, to make short visit to Mrs. Geo.
Z. Henry, Jr. The Misses Henley, of
North Carolina. and Glenn will be here
also, at the same time.
Mrs. John Keas made visit to Eas-
ton on Tuesday.
The new freight station has caused a
change in the force. Mr.. Jarman is head
of both passenger and freight depart
ments, with Messrs. Powell and Pretty
man as assistants in the passenger sta
ton, and Messrs. Coffin and Shockley in
the freight station. Two different sys-
TENS, and seperate accounts will be kept
for the Penn. r. Il. e. 3. c. 4 A. in
each station, making the bookkeeping
more complicated and the work gener-
ally more difficult. An up train daily
from the county seat and below has been
asked for. and it is believed, being fav-
orally considered.
A petition was circulated and gener-
ally signed here. asking the release of
George Wilhelm on payrole. now serving
a term in the Atlanta Federal Prison for
mail robbing. 1t is working hardship
on his young wife and little children.
Joe Truitt has received considerable
legacy from a relative in the West, and
has moved to West street We always
rejoice in the good fortune that comes
TO deserving fellow-townsman.
The family of Cyrus Warren have
removed to FELTON,. They are desirable
citizens, whose departure is generally
regretted.
Miss Louise Connoway is visiting in
Philadelphia.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
was celebrated at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday.
The f. S. Furbush Co., are giving a
series of free concerts which are evil
IDENTIFY enjoyed.
James Cosden is better, and his sons
have returned to Pennsylvania
Zed Ayers has bought out the Cropper
meat store. We are pleased to welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers to Berlin.
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