Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-12-13
Berlin.

DIR. S. X. Marshall, who
doing druggist relief work
while home with his famik
Mr.. George X. Snyder, afte'
the summer and fall with
Baltimore has returned HON
Mr.. A. II. Collins and ia
panied by Clayton and n
spent last Sunday in Gr
with relatives.
Mr.. Charles Gibbs. ST., ".
employed at the Lumber MANI
Plant Of Charles w. Tinglt
at his post Of duty on Tues
with painful accident. A sticl
by the saw pierced his face VI.
eye. and it was necessary to take Ia
the hospital Wednesday.
Mr.. Joseph Gibson came home Tues
day night to be with his family for a
few days.
Mrs. Ellen Robins spent few days
last week with Mrs. George Purnell.
in Snow Hill.
Mrs Mary +. Henry has moved in the
house on Main Street, known as the
Henry ID. Tingle Homestead, and Mr..
Edward Hastings and family have
moved from Bay Street TO the house on
Mains treet which Mrs. Henry vacated.
Mr.. c. E. Boston, of Wilmington.
came home this week to attend the we'd
ding of his brother
Sheriff. Charles Bishop and States
Attorney VIM. F. Johnson spent We'd
nesday in Berlin on official business.
Mr.. James Chapman. of Greenback-
vile. visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Collins
the first of the week.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Good
Farming Train and Educational Special,
arrived in Berlin Wednesday at 40
O'Clock and in the evening at 100. held
meeting in Dirickson's Hall, and gave
lectures to large audience. Short
addresss4 were given concerning the
growing Of Strawberries. apples. peaches.
tomatoes. potatoes. and other farm and
orchard. crops also the dairy farm and
stock raising for profit were lectured on.
In fact il was pronounced by all pres
ent as being the most instructive meet
ing of the kind ever held in town
Mr.. George l.. Henry, Jr.. and fam
lily have moved from Washington Street
to Bay Street in the house formerly
occupied by Edward Hastings. and Mrs.
George Givans has moved from Ocean
City back to her own home. which Mr.
Henry has been occupying.
The Wise Lightning Company, for
merly of Millsboro, Del. have moved to
Berlin. and are temporarily located i
the building, which was formerly Il
Berlin Garage. After the first of jan
uary they will be located in the room
now occupied by LeCato and Wise on
Main Street.
DR.. and Mrs. T. P. Henry left Thurs
day for Baltimore on business trip.
Mr.. Raymond V. Boston. the son of
Mr. W. f. Boston. of Berlin and Miss
Mary K. Mumford. the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. James H. Mumford, of Ocean
City, were married in the Presbyterian
Church Of Ocean City Wednesday after
noon at LIS o'block. Rev. Thomas
Potts. Of Salisbury. performed the mar
riage ceremony. The bride was given
away by her father. and was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Jester. as
matron of honor. The groom was
attended by his brother. Mr.. Carlton E.
Boston. as best man. The bride and
groom motored to Berlin, where they
took the afternoon westbound train for
Baltimore and other points north to
spend their honeymoon. The groom is
employed in the Calvin B. Taylor Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boston will be at home to
their friends at Ocean City after De-
cember 9th.
Mr.. William Herman, of Philadelphia,
has been home this week on visit to
his mother. Mrs. Belle Herman.