Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-07-13

Oh w Aouttik toh otEtct HAS Detfi ucWiy
painted, and now presents very neat
appearance. Also Mr.. Thos. Hayward s
house. corner of Federal and Washing
ton Streets.
Fire at Fruitland last week destroyed
two valuable residences and injured
other property. Mr. Edward G. Clark.
formerly Of this town, was one Of the
unfortunate ones. He lost his new
residence valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Daniel Scott and Miss Dora
West. captains Of the lronshire Sunday
School Temperance Society, are prepar-
ing an interesting program to be given
at Ironshire Church Sunday evening,
July IA. Everybody is invited.
Mr.. George Deideman, secretary of
the Maryland Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals. of Baltimore,
visited Snow Hill last Monday and APP
pointed Mr.. A. Fred Hartman special
agent with authority to arrest violators.
Are you in trouble? Machine out of
whack? Short of supplies or machinery?
Telephone, telegraph or write A. X.
Robins & Co.. Baltimore, Nd for quick
shipment. Manufacturers of Canning
Machinery. Send for catalogue. (Jl3tf)
Mr.. Thomas F. Hargis, formerly of
w. S. Dickinson & Son, will soon open a
large department store in Pocomoke
City. the building of which is now being
erected for him by Mr.. Milton l.. Veasey
on a Market Street lot owned by Mr..
Veasey.
Our old friend, the Standard Oil
Company, has let out another link in
the price of gasoline. ii has now reached
l5hc. wholesale. II was l0Ac. last winter
Must be matter Of supply and demand
Or perhaps John d. is going to build
another college.
The big Pocomoke Fair will be
held on August 6. Z. and 8. The adj
vertisement in this paper saysit will be
the biggest and best 25c. Fair in Mary
land. One of the biggest features will
be an aeroplane ascension every day
during the fair. Make all your prepar-
atoms to attend this big fair.
Professor Charles E. Dryden, for
merly bf Snow Hill, now living in the
Southland, and Miss Mathilde Kreiger,
of Baltimore, were married in that city
last Wednesday. Professor Dryden. is
a sob Nthe late George Dryden. of this
county. and is Superintendent of the
public schools of Elberton. Ga.
Quite number of Worcester County
Republicans have declared it their inten-
ton to vote for Hon. Woodrow Wilson
for President. Mr.. Walter Doyle, of
Philadelphia, was in Snow Hill last
Tuesday and was seeking Wilson but
ton. He is Republican. but he says
he is going to work as well as vote for
the election of Wilson.
The call to become pastor of the
Rockville. Md, Presbyterian Church
has been accepted by Rev. John X.
Henderson. of Georgetown. Del. who
recently rendered his resignation as
pastor of the local church. He will
leave for his new field in the near
| future. Rockville is the old home town
of Rev. Mr.. Henderson.
| In the advertising columns of The
Messenger to-day will be found the card
of L. Wetherald Barroll. Attorney-at-
Law, 906 Keyser Building, Baltimore,
Nd. Mr.. Barroll is son of Hope II.
Barroll, the well-known Chestertown
lawyer. He is graduate of Yale Col
lege and Maryland University. and was
admitted to the bar in June 1911.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Corddry
left this week for Atlantic City. where
they will spend month or more. to
give Mr.. Corddry chance to recuper-
ate. He has been tireless and inces-
SAINT worker to the extent of undermin-
ing his health. With few weeks rest
we expect to see him fully restored to
his former good health.
How about that new railroad sta
ton Snow Hill was to have? Will not
some Of the directors of the ID. NJ. g. v.
bring the matter up before the Com
pany? The Board of Trade has been
waiting for someone to act. Snow Hill
is entitled to a better station and her
people have waited patiently for the
Company to make another move.
-Wicomico County Pomona Grange
will hold its its next meeting atWillard's.
on the Camp Ground, July 18th. Two
prominent speakers have been procured
for the occasion: Congressman David J.
Lewis, of Cumberland. will speak in the
afternoon on The Parcels Post" Prof
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