Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-24
Berlin

me three act.cOmedN, MalueHS All
Forlorn, was given at the Plimhimmon
Casino. Ocean City. Friday evening.
May 10th, by the young ladies Of Ber-
lin. Miss Helen patey Miss Louise Scott.
the Misses Betty and Margaret Purnell.
Miss Margaret Ayres, and Miss Margaret
Jacobs taking part Besides the play
there were several tablcaux and music,
in which they were most kindly and
ably assisted by Mrs. Nirgalyn Warning
ton Nicholas. Of Atlantic City. whose
beautiful voice is well known in Berlin
and Ocean City. Miss Helen Dirickson.
Of Berlin gave two recitations ia her
usual happy manner. The young ladies
were very much pleased with such an
appreciative audience, with the neat
little sum realized and above all. with
the kindness Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Scott by whom they We're most delight
I fully entertained
The public Is cordially inyitedtoattend
+ the exhibit to be given by the Manual
Training Department q Buckingham
High School on Tuesday next, May 9TH
i The work consists 81 woodworkreed and
raii.a. brass work stenciIing, leather and
sewing. This work has been done by
the students from the 9Th, 70 the llth
grades inclusive Miss Margaret Z.
Ayres is the instructor.
Mrs. j. H Farlow. ard Miss Nadine
and little Jack, visited her sister. Mrs.
Rachel Periue. in Parsonsburg this
week
Mrs. II. C. Trader and little daughter,
Purnell. left last Saturday for Baltimore
to visit her sister. Mrs. ". X. Rayne.
Theodore NJ. Parnel improved his
store this week by laying a maple floor.
Howard Jarvis. who has been attend
ing school at Charlotte Hall. ST. Marys
County. for few weeks, returned home
last SATURDAY
Mr. lanes r. Diricsson, VINO has been
employed IN a Pharmacy IN Cen;erville.
has resigned. for the purpose of taking
a much needed rest He and wife are
at the home Of his mother for visit
The Berlin standpipe was emptied and
cleaned last Monday for the benefit Of
the health of the people Of the town.
Several cases Of TYPHOID fever are
reported in town It is very important
that everybody should look after the
sanitary conditions Of their house at
this season Of the year for good health
is worth all the other Injuries Of life.
Among those who are on the sick list
are Mrs Harvey Hastings. Miss Mar
garet Shovel. Edward Scott, Calvin
Jones. and little Emily Powell
Strawberry season is On for fair now.
Several car loads, are shipped each day
from this station Prices range from
s.. So to S40o per crate. The Juice
Factory is expected to start up next
week. which will give many people en-
ployment.
Mr.. William Parkhill, Of Baltimore.
is home visiting his parents.
DR.. George r. Sledge the eye special
est. made his monthly visit TO DR.. Frank
Inns Drug Store Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney c. Jones gave
house party TO number Of their
friends from Salisbury from Saturday
until Tuesday
Miss Emma Day. Of Salisbury. visited
Miss Elva Rulings this week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Harmonson spent
i the week in Philadelphia and New York.
Mrs. Martha Holloway, who has spent
the winter with her daughter. Mrs.
I Harry Burkholder. Of Washington, has
returned to her home on Williams Street
She was accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. Edna Boxley. who will spend the
summer with her.
Mrs. James Stewart. Of California,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Davis. left Tuesday.
Divine services in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning and evening
by the pastor, Kew Ihomas herr'
Christian Endeavor meeting at O clock.
Leader. Mrs. Thomas Kerr.
Mr.. Reese c. Peters has sold the
property on South Main Street now oc-
cupied by Mrs. Mary Henry, to Mr..
Edward Hastings
The Misses Mary and Ella McMullen,
Of Philadelphia, were week end visitors
to friends in town.
Mr.. John Bowen, Of Los Angeles.
Cal. who left Berlin forty years ago,
spent part Of the week at the Atlantic,
and looking up old friends. He was
accompanied by his sister. Mrs. Eliza
Bowen Turner. Of Philadelphia.
Tho Mfscfn,or.- Sociafv met Tuesday