Democratic messenger., 1912-09-14
Berlin News Items.

Magic lantern pictures, Illustrating
the life Of Joseph, will be shown at the
Neighborhood Sunday School tomorrow
evening at . 30 o'clock. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
Mr.. w. Z. Murphy has been making a
ten days visit TO friends and relatives
in Milford and Georgetown.
A musical will be given by the In
dustria Guild Of st. Paul's Church on
Tuesday evening, September 18th. in
the Parish Room. Admission, i0c. Re-
freshments served free. Proceeds for
wiring and lighting the church. All are
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Keas left Mon
day for ten days vacation. They will
spend most Of the time down the bay.
on the house-boat. Happy Home, with
friends.
Mr.. Lee Bradford and family, who
have been visiting Mr. Edward Davis
on Chincoteague. returned home Sun
day.
Divine service m Buckingham Church
tomorrow morning and evening Christ
ian Endeavor at6.45. Leader. Miss Liz
Zie Tilghman.
Messrs. Howard Dill and George
Mitchell. Jr., left Wednesday morning
for ten days trip to Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls. George is very sensa-
tional young man. and may attempt to
90 over the falls in barrel
Mr.. John Purnell whaley will leave
Monday for Port Deposit, where he
will enter Tome Institute for the com
ing school year. Henry Harrison is ex-
pecting to enter the same school in the
near future.
Mr.. William n. Burbage is making
many improvements to his new home on
William Street. which he recently pur-
chased.
DIR. l.. F. Bowen and Miss Lillian,
have moved from Powellton Ave. to
Bay Street.
Mr.. Franklin Upshur and family are
spending few weeks at Ocean City. as
the guests Of her mother. Mrs. f. X.
Wilson.
Mr.. Joseph Hollins is in Baltimore
this week.
Miss Hannah Mckay. Of Wilmington,
came last Saturday to be at the bedside
of her sister Mrs. Harry Pattey.
Miss Ella Massey. who has been in
Philadelphia several weeks with her
mother. who is being treated at a
hospital, returned home to take up her
school duties.
Mr.. f. S. Furbush made a business
trip to Baltimore this week.
Jerry Campbell, Jr.. after spending
his vacation home, will leave tomorrow
to resume his course at Charlotte Hall.
Mr.. William Jarman, Jr.. Of Trappe.
near town, has picked thirteen tons of
tomatoes from one and one-eighth acres
which is considered great yield Who
can beat il?
Miss Edith Cowan and Messrs. Nor
man Martin and Lawrence Moore, of
Parksburg. Pa. have been visitors at the
Manse this week.
Mr.. Crawford Bounds and family left
Tuesday for two weeks visit to rela-
tives near Baltimore.
Don't forget the annual horse races
to be held at Franklin's Driving Park
on Thursday, Oct. 3rd. Trotters and
PAGERS allowed in all races. The man.
agement will endeavor TO make this the
banner race 'nnet
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Davis. accom-
panied by Miss Lizzie Tilghman. will
leave Monday in their car for tour Of
Pennsylvania and the New England
States. They expect to be gone two
weeks or more.
Mr.. W. w. Henley and family. who
have spent the summer at Malvern
farm. returned to their home in New
York this week.
Rowena Abbott, of Fortress Monroe,
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Louise Tingle, returned home Thursday.
Miss Annie Adkins left last Sunday
for Stockton TO take UP her duties in the
High School Manual Training depart
ment.
Little Doris Benson. who has spent
the summer with relatives in Easton,
Baltimore. Philadelphia. Erie. and Pitts
burgh, returned home last Saturday
accompanied by her aunt. Mrs. l.. J.
Fairbank. Of Erie. Pa. who made a
short visit here.
Mr.. James Mumford. OF New York,
was a week end visitor in town.
Miss Marguerite Ayres left Monday TO
teach at Clark's school near Snow Hill.
She is substituting for the regular
teacher, who is an invalid.
Harry Dill. of Delmar. visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hezekiah Dill,
last Sunday
Mr.. George Burbage left this week
for Philadelphia. where he has accepted
a position in drug store.