Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-09-06
Berlin.

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the children, and, OF course. the parents
will be compelled to go to take them.
Mr.. +. G. Henley. who has position
in Annapolis, is home at Malvern Farm
for three weeks vacation. He was
joined last Sunday By his wife. and they
spent the day at Ocean City.
Miss Ryda Savage. who has spent the
past four weeks very pleasantly at At
lantic City returned home Thursday.
Mr.. Elijah +. Bell made a business
trip to Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. Robley d. Jones and daughter,
Miss Emily, have been the guests this
week of her sister, Miss Minnie Frank
lin.
Mrs. Virginia Fleming, Of New York.
who has been visiting relatives at the
DR.. Hammond homestead for week,
has returned home.
Dirickson & Ayres are running their
cannery full force The quality Of the
fruit is excellent, and a bumper crop Is
in sight
Mr.. A. II. Collins and family spent
last week touring through Delaware
and PENNSYLVANIA. and returned home
Saturday last. accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs George Short. Of Eddystone, Pa.
who spent few days here with them.
Colonel G.. A. Marshall expects to
take next week Off for little recrea-
] ton. and will spend the time with Mr.
and Mrs L. G. keniey at the Malvern
Farm
The X-ray skirt has made its appear
ance. and seems to have taken the place
Of the Harem.
Miss Lavenia Marshall. who recently
recovered from long illness Of typhoid
fever, spent last week at Ocean City
as the guest Of Mrs 5. A. Potter.
Our school marms have been attend
ing the Teachers Institute at Ocean
City this week. and getting some special
instruction before entering their schools
next week.
Dr. S X Marshall spent last week al
home with his family. leaving Sunday for
Chester;own for a while.
Mrs Kendall Hastings. Of Ocean City
had ground broken this week for the
erection OF her new home on Williams
Street, in Berlin.
4 The Rev Thomas Kerr, Mrs. Kerr
and little Katherine. who spent the
month Of August very pleasantly with
/ friends and relatives in Pennsylvania.
and other points Of interest. returned
home this week.
George L. Mitchell. Jr, and Calvin
I Hastings left last Sunday for Whining
I ton. where they have entered Goldey's
College to take business course.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Young. Of POGO
moke. have been visitors this week at
the home II her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hammond.
Dr. William T. Hammond. Of Easton,
spent the week end here with his par
ents, and met many friends. who were
glad 10 see him.
Mr.. Stewart Hammond, who for sew
era weeks has been in Detroit. Mich
gan. taking a practical course in auto
mobile construction in connection with
his college course. is home for vaca-
tion with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas 5. Hammond
Miss Helen McCabe. Of Selbyville. who
recently returned from visi, to friends
in Long Island. is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. I. NJ Purnel
Miss Clara Mendenhall. of Whining
ton, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Davis, has returned home.
There will be Divine service in Buck
ingham Church tomorrow morning and
evening. Christian Endeavor in the
evening at seven o'clock.
Mr.. H. 5. Magruder and wife
have rented the Huber house on South
Main Street. which they will occupy for
few months. Mr.. Magruder is a civil
engineer. and is employed in the con-
struction of the concrete road north Of
town.
The Rev Thomas K. Van Dyke and
family have returned home from three
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Frank Hudson and little daugh-
ter. and Mrs. Polk Green. of Girdletree,
and Mrs. Richards. OF Baltimore, spent
the first Of the week at the home of
MIR. and Mrs Sidney A. Bowen.