Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-06-07
Berlin.

MrS. Gavin u. Taylor lett tuesday
TO visit her sister Mrs Hodge Forman.
and 70 attend the marriage Of her niece,
MISS Lydia Forman.
The Ladies Circle Of the Presbyter-
ian Church will meet at the Manse next
Tuesday evening.
We are glad to report that Mr. Geo.
Purnell is able to be out again. after
his recent illness.
Mr. Carson Beden moved his family
this week from Salisbury 70 the house
on William Street formerly occupied
by $ W. Sbockley
Mr. H. J. Rayne left this week for
New York to seek employment at his
trade.
Mrs. Frank Collins. Of Missouri. who
mas been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Calvin
b. Taylor for three weeks, left for her
home Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Bartlett sold his Cadillac
ear this week, and has taken the agency
for the Studebaker machines.
Mrs. Martha Toadvine Evans, OF Sal
sbary has been the guest this week Of
Miss Margaret Harmonson.
Miss Annie Adkins. Manual Training
Instructor in Pocomoke City and Stock
ton High schools is home for vacation.
The State Road south Of Berlin has
been given coat Of tar ana stone this
week This will be a great improve
meut
Mr. Charles Richardson, Of near
Friendship boasts Of a record crop Of
strawberries. From one-fourth Of an
acre be picked IS crates Of berries Of
the klondike variety Who can beat it,
Master William Kerr left this week
for Parksburg Pa. % visit friends
Col 6. A. Marshall spent part Of this
week al Burlington Heights on the bay.
There were soft crabs and strawberries
galore. and then some more.
The Sacrement Of the Lords Supper
will be administered in Buckingham
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn
ing Service will commence at 1915
o'clock Preaching in the evening al
7.45. Young Peoples Meeting at :.
Leader. Mrs Sidney c. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sheets and Mr..
and Mrs. Todd. Of New York. who have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
monson. have returned home.
Mr.. Homer Porter and family. of Bal
timore. spent the week end with his
brother Chester. on Powellton Avenue
DR. Harry 5. Purnell. Y. s A., who
is stationed at Delaware City. was d
visitor in town this week.
Sheriff Harrison received his new
Case automobile this week Messrs.
Harrison and Bartlett are agents for
this machine.
Children's Dav will be observed by
Buckingham Presbyterian Church and
Sunday School, Sunday. June 18th. be-
ginning at half past ten. Mr. Calvin B.
Taylor the superintendent. will be in
charge. An unusuallyattractive program
has been prepared. and there will
doubtless be large congregation to
enjoy il.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Presbyterian Church will hold lawn
social at the home Of Miss May Hast
ings on Wednesday evening. June 18th.
The members and friends Of the society
are cordially invited to be present.
WILLIAM HENRY JARMAN
William Henry Jarmau. one of the
oldest and best known citizens of Ber-
lin passed away at the home Of his son.
Charles, on Wednesday morning. June
4th. Mr.. Jarman would have been 81
years Of age had he lived until October.
No one in Berlin was better. or more
favorably known. Born near Berlin.
his entire life was spent IN Its vicinity.
Respected by all, his memory will be
precious one to his sons Charles H.,
John f.. and William F. and daughters:
Mrs. Charles Quillin and Mrs Frank
Baker. Of Whaleyville. and Mrs. Green
Pruitt. Of near Berlin. Mr.. Jarman
was for many years a consistent mem
Der Of Buckingham Presbyterian church.
The funeral was conducted from the
home Of his SON Charles. Friday after
noon June 9Th, by the Rev. Thomas Kerr.
Mrs, Serena Herman.