Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-11-30

turned nome from Baltimore last Satur-
day. Mrs. Price had been there for
about two weeks. Mr.. Price went up
the middle of the week to accompany
her home.
Robert English of Sharptown dis
trict. Wicomico county. Md, is fattening
turkey to be presented to President
elect-Wilson for his inauguration day
dinner. Mr.. English expects it to weigh
30 pounds by March LIST.
Mr.. Clifton Mock, who is attending
the Salisbury Business College. came
home Wednesday afternoon to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays. He was accom-
panied by Master Ted" White, son Of
Mr. Ryal White, Of Salisbury.
Rev. George Hines preached an
eloquent sermon in the NJ. +. Church
Thanksgiving morning. Mr.. Hines is a
good preacher at all times. His hearers
expect something extra on extra occa-
sions. and they are never disappointed.
Many subscriptions to the Messen-
ger expire in December and January of
each year, and readers of the Messenger
are requested to examine the yellow
slip on their paper to see if theirs is
among the number. Prompt renewals
are requested and appreciated.
The Messrs. Brimer and Captain
William Scott gave big oyster roast
on Thursday afternoon of last week
at Brimer's oyster house in honor Of
Wilson and Marshall. II was delight
full occasion attended by quite number
of Snow Hill Democrats.
= Mr.. GeorgeW. Coulbourn and daugh-
ter, Miss Molie Coulbourn, left last
Saturday for Philadelphia, where they
will spend some time with Mr. Coul-
bourn's son. Mr.. John |. Coulbourn. who
is prominent lumber broker. with off
ces in the Land Title Building.
Mrs. George G.. Hill and Mrs.
Saunders Short, of Salisbury. were week
end visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas c. Dunlap. They returned home
Monday, accompanied by Miss Priscie
Causey, who has been spending several
weeks with Mrs. Dunlap and relatives
in Snow Hill.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Bowen
N. L. Church. Newark. will hold its
annual bazaar in the |. O. o. +. Hall
tonight Saturday Nov. Goth. Doors
open at O'Clock. Oysters in every
style. Maryland biscuit. coffee. and ice
cream. There will also be fancy articles
for sale, together with perfumes and
home made candy. Everybody invited
to come and help to make success.
MIR. S. Wilkins Matthews. of Oak
Hall, Va, was in Snow Hill this week.
and purchased two farms. One was the
fifty acre farm of Mr.. Eibl. near Pur-
nell's Mill Pond, aud the other was the
old Scotland Farm, owned by States
Attorney William f. johnson. Mr..
Matthews is wealthy and influential
man. and we hope his investments here
will be profitable.
The $25. 10000 worth of public road
bonds advertised to be sold last Tuesday
by Worcester County, were awarded to
Townsend Scott & Son. Baltimore. at a
good premium. S2.07a.75. This shows
the high esteem in which Worcester
County credit is held by great financiers.
They were five per cent. bonds running
for great many years, and will be paid
off by the coming generation.
1t is to your interest to visit the Court
House this tFridayl afternoon and night
and Saturday afternoon and night. to
hear the interesting Health Lectures
and see the lectures illustrated by NOV
ing pictures. The object is to promote
the general health of the community.
Go in the afternoon at 800 O'Clock and
in the evening at s. O'Clock. Both
ladies'. gentlemen and children will be
benefited. You owe it to yourself and
your family to learn how to live right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson. of
Harrington, have issued cards announ-
cling the marriage of their daughter.
Elizabeth NJ, to Mr.. Theodore Hudson.
The marriage took place on June IS.
the marriage ceremony being performed
by Rev. A. Lightburn. of Dover The
bride and groom are well known in Snow
Hill. the groom being the brother-in-
law Of Mr.. Ernest Givans. by whom he
is employed. The bride is an accom-
plished musician and elocutionist. hav-
ing studied extensively in Wilmington
and Dover.
The apple crop was big this year,
and stores are well supplied with fine