Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1912-06-15
Berlin Happenings.

The play, eye Village Skewl Of Long
Ago, given June 9Th by the ladies' Of
the Industrial Guild Of st. Paul's p. E.
Church. proved very enjoyable. The
costumes of the pupils were startling
and realistic. In spite Of the inclement
weather, the plap netted neat little
sum toward putting electricity in the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGuir. of harrisburg.
Pa. who have been visiting at the home
Of Rev. Mr.. Kerr, returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Hurdle, of Stockton, visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hol-
loway. this week.
Mr.. T. NJ. Purnell and family went to
Cambridge in their auto last Sunday.
and spent the day with his brother, DIR.
c. w. Purnell.
Mrs. Ira c. Tyndall has been visiting
friends in Philadelphia this week. and
having her ear treated by specialist.
Mr.. c. w. Hanley. who was operated
on for appendicitis at hospital in Phil
adelphia last week, was doing very well
at last reports.
Miss Fannie Burrows. Of near Will
Evansville. Del. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bell Monday. She was on her
way to st. Michaels.
Colonel G. A. Marshall was week
end visitor at Burlington Heights, and
spent this week at Malvern Farm.
Miss Ella Adkins, of Salisbury, is
making an extended visit here with her
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adkins.
Mrs. Z. H. Benson and little Doris
are visiting in Easton this week. Doris
will go to Pittsburgh with her aunt next
week. while Mrs. Benson expects to go
to hospital in Baltimore.
Mrs. II. J. Anderson, who has been
very sick, we are glad to say. is improv-
ing.
Preston Disharoon, who has been
employed in Gimbel Bros. store in Phil
atttftAot hno ACt0AltC0 loiilE.
Mr.. Will Hammond went to Easton
Wednesday and will accompany his wife
and baby home. They have been visit
ing her parents for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mr.. Orlando Harrison attended
the Nurserymen' Convention in Boston.
Mass. this week.
Mrs. Laura Gordy. of Sharptown, is
visiting her son. Mr.. Thomas Taylor.
this week.
Children's Day Exercises will be held
in Buckingham Church this Sunday
morning. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. John N. Herman, who has been
visiting her children in Philadelphia for
sometime, has returned home.
Mr.. Walter J. Collier and Mr.. Rowan,
of Philadelphia, representing the Fri
hoffers Bakery. were here this week
establishing agents TO handle their pro-
ducts. While here they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Powell Pattey.
Miss Sarah Ellis and the Misses Edith
and Lottie Hearthway visited relatives
in Greenbackville this week, and are
expected home Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. B. Cropper moved
this week to Ocean City. where they
will open up their Bath House for the
summer.
Mr.. G. Hines Thomas left this week
for three weeks business trip through
Pennsylvania, New York. Connecticut
and Massachusetts in the interest of
Harrison's Nurseries.
Mrs. Milton Pope and children, of
Salisbury, are expected to arrive today
to spend a week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Gibbs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Matthews, of
Chincoteague. visited at the home Of
their son. Mr.. c. +. Matthews. this
week.
DR.. Carlton Z. Uber and family. of
Parksley, Va, have been visiting his
mother on Main Street for ten days.
Mrs. r. L. Purnell left this week to
visit her mother, Mrs. Scarborough, in
Virginia.
Miss Katherine Beauchamp. Of Snow
Hill. came Thursday to visit Miss Lillian
Workman.
Mrs. Thomas S. Hammond attended
the commencement exercises at Penn
sylvania State College this week. where
her son. Stewart. is student. Stewart
accompanied his mother home Friday
night.
HAMMOND--YOUNG
A very quiet wedding took place in
Berlin Wednesday morning when Mr..
Paul Dung. Of Pocomoke City. and Miss
Rpth Hammond were Joined in the holy