Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-08-30
Berlin.

Il OF snow mn, we're at ocean City the
first Of the week On their way home
they stopped at the Park Hotel for sup
per Tuesday night Mrs. Selhy renewed
the acquaintance Of many old friends.
who were charmed to see her.
Mrs Virginia Fleming. Of New York.
is enjoying a quiet visit at the old
homestead. Burnley Hail.
Mr. Joe Trutt, formerly Of Berlin.
is Baltimore visitor to our town
All Stars may have been good name
formerly for ball team, but after hav-
ing had the stufiing knocked out Of
them in three straight games by the
Berlin boys. they more than likely will
make change upon their return to
Baltimore headquarters.
Miss Nondas Willoughby. Of Balti-
more. and Miss Roberta Dorman. Of
New York, are visitors at Ingleside,
near Berlin. They are friends Of Mr..
and Mrs A. Abbott.
Mr. Harold Erickson and friend. Of
New York, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Purnell. at Burley Cottage.
Mr.. A. Abbott returned Saturday
from visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Ride Savage is having most
delightful visit 10 Atlantic City.
Harry Gunby, the second baseman Of
the Berlin base ball team. was struck
over the eye during the game Wednes-
day, and for some time was in a serious
condition. He is now somewhat i'm
proved.
Mr.. Frank Bartlett is sporting
brand new car, and she is a beauty.
Mrs. Harry Purnel and three chill
dren. Of Fort Du Pont. Del. arrived
Wednesday, and are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Purnell.
Mr.. Raymond Bell, one Of our former
townsmen. but now hailing from Chin
colleague, paid US visit this week.
Miss Lena Bowen left last week, and
is visiting relatives in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Fat backs. considered by many one Of
our most delicious morsels. are now
plentiful are bringing good prices. and
are much enjoyed.
Mrs. Jennie Godfrey. also Mrs. A.
Abbott and little daughter, who nave
been visiting Atlantic City, have re-
turned
Ocean City is full Of school teachers
this week, all having good time gen
orally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Henry. Of Bal
timore, are making his mother Mrs.
Mary Henry. visit.
Miss Ethel Campbell. who is studying
for trained nurse in Philadelphia. is
home for few days with her parents.
at the New Majestic.
Mr. A. H. Collins and family are
spending their vacation with relatives
in Chester and Philadelphia.
Mrs Alfred Bishel, Of Wilmington.
visited her mother. Mrs. George Mitch
ell. Sr.. last week.
DR.. S. X. Marshall who has been en-
ployed in Cambridge recently, spent this
week home with his family.
Five games Of ball this week furnish
ed plenty of sport for our home patrons.
and drew many strangers from neigh
boring towns. Young ladies were daily
attendants at the games.
Mr.. John Leman, an old friend and
resident of Philadelphia, is visitor at
Burlington Heights, near Ocean City.
judging from the number of deaths
in this vicinity, hog meat this fall will
be luxury. Nothing has been found
so far TO stop or eradicate the disease.
Mr. Lee II. Burlington has been max
ing a ten days visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Mary (. Marshall is spending a
portion Of this week in Ocean City. Her
brother, Col. G. A. Marshall. has been
left in charge, and to enjoy the charms
of bachelorhood.
Miss Cecil Kenly. Of Baltimore, after
short stay in Berlin. is making Ocean
City a visit.
Mrs. Chandler. who has been making
Mrs l.. L. Erickson a visit. left for
Scranton, Pa. Wednesday. Miss Sarah.
her charming daughter. left last Sun
day.
Miss Margaretta Purnell left last Fri
day. and is visiting her sister. Mrs.
MAYNARD. in Knoxville. Tennessee.
Mr. Franklin Upshur, who has been
in Baltimore for a week. returned Mon
day. His wife and little girl will return
later.
Mrs Joe Gibson has returned from
visit to her cousin in Western Mary