Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-17
Berlin

staying with his daughter in New Jersey
for a few weeks. is back to Berlin. and
will again take up his residence here.
Mrs. +. X. Wilson. Of Baltimore. is
the guest this week Of her daughter,
Mrs Franklin Upshur
Mrs. James Stewart. Of California.
came this week and is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Davis.
There will be divine services at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
and evening bv the pastor, the Rev.
Thomas Kerr Christian Endeavor al
seven o'clock Leader. Miss Sallie
Mciregor.
Mr. and Mrs J b. Rayne are the
happy parents Of baby girl.
Miss Lizzie Tilghman went TO Sails
bury Monday TO attend the funeral Of
her sister husband. MIR Robert Morris,
who suddenly fell dead.
The following party spent the week
over 10 the North Beach Club House.
81 T. purnell. Howard T Furbush. Z.
" Boston, and II. B. Powell.
Mrs Virginia Warrington Nichols Of
Atlantic City stopped o Berlin Nom
dag % her way 70 Ocean City
4 a little stranger made IFS appearance
al the home 81 Mr and Mrs J. d Crop
per "Wednesday It's a bouncing baby
boy.
We are glad torepor, that Miss Annie
! K Bowen will remain in Berlin. She
has rooms with Miss Louisa Holloway
90 Williams Street.
Mr.. a. W. TulI. the chief engineer at
the ice plant. has moved his family from
Pocomoke To Berlin. and resides on
Washington Street.
Mr.. Edwin Abbott. Of New York
after attending the sale Of his aunt's
personal property and other business,
returned home Thursday
Mrs. Minnie Shane. of Georgetown.
Del. visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Lyle, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adkins held
family reunion from Friday until Tues
dav. Those present We're Mr.. Norman
Adkins and family, Of Zuni Va. Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Adkins, Of Girdle-
tree. Mrs. Noah Penneweil. and Mrs.
Z Howard Haddock. Of Snow Hill. and Mr..
ard Mrs Horace Shoekley, Of near Ber-
/ lin
Mrs Henry Hastings. Of Whaleyville.
and Mr.. Edward 5. Wauser and mother.
Of Brooklyn, n u, We're guests tins
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. I NJ. Purnell
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Young, OF POGO
noke. visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Hammond. this week
At their weekly sleep last Monday
the Braves Of White Eagle Tribe. No.
iOi, /. O. K. NJ. while scouting the
1 forest. captured a class Of II Pale
Faces. and regularly adopted them to
! become Red Men. over three score
members were present. and number
of visiting brothers from Nassawango
Tribe Of Snow Hill. among whom was
Past Great Sachem Vim. a. McAllen.
who gave an interesting talk on Red
man-ship After the guerchlrg Of the
4 Council Fire. sumptuous repast Of corn
land venison was served The Degree
! Team Of White Eagle Tribe deserves
congratulations for their beautiful and
impressive work.
A valuable pony belonging to Orlando
/ Harrison died this week from the effects
Of eating a quaatity Of green California
Privet. Dr. Scott. Of Salisbury, was
summoned. but was unable to save the
pony.
Remember May 10Th. and be sure to
attend the strawberry festival to be
given by the Berlin Volunteer Fire De-
partment on the High School lawn. A
good time Is assured to all.
Last sunday morning Mr.. Charles W.
5. Krebs was taken seriously u with
| kidney trouble. and died early Tuesday
morning Mr. krebs was 7S years old,
and had been apparently in good health
for man Of his age up until his last
| sickness. He was a citizen OF Baltl-
more before he moved TO Berlin about
; wears ago He leaves TO mourn their
| loss. a widow and children as follows.
Mr.. Walter +. krehs. Of London, Prov
vince Of Ontario. and Mrs. John D.
Avres. OF Berlin. Mr.. krebs was a
member Of the Stevenson NJ. f. Church.
and funeral services were held at the
home Friday afternoon, conducted by
the pastor, the Rev. Thomas K. Van
dyke. The remains were laid 20 rest
in the Evergreen Cemetery.
Mr.. II. J. Rayne has sold his black
smith shop 10 Charles Gibbs. Jr., who
has taken charge. Harvey expects 10
go to the city to start. business soon.
The Rev. ;. A. Potter and family,
who have been visiting relatives in
Monkton, Nd. for two weeks has return
ed home. and there will be divine services
in ST. Pau's Episcopal Church Sunday
morning at 10 80 o'clock. and in st.
Pauls -by-the-S Ocean City, in the
afternoon. All are welcome.