Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-05-31
Berlin.


Mrs. Florence Bishop and daughter.
Miss Mabel. are visiting her brother,
Mr.. John Dilworth, in Newark.
Mrs. Henry Jones and children. Of
Dover. are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Selby, Of
New York, are guests Of his sister. Mrs.
Edward Jacobs.
Miss Laura Davis. who has been
teaching in Chincoteague. has returned
to Berlin
Some strawberry growers around
Snow Hill have been hauling their ber-
ries to Berlin this week
Mr. l.. J G.. Archer Burton. Of Sails
bury. was visitor 10 Berlin from Sat
urday until Monday.
DR.. S. X. Marshall, who has been
working in Cambridge this week, is
expected home Monday.
Mr.. II. d. Adams. ST.. spent the
week home with his family.
Mr.. II. c. Trader went to Philadel-
phia last Sunday 10 see his sick mother,
returning on Wednesday.
Mr.. $. c. Jones made a business trip
To Baltimore, the first part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartlett. Of Balti-
more. are visiting at the home Of MS
brother Mr. Frank Bartlett
Col. G. A. Marshall was the first
gardener to bring in new grown white
potatoes large enough for the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Lee Carey. who
have been home for few days. have
returned TO Baltimore.
Divine services in Buckingham Church
tomorrow morning and evening by the
Pastor, Rev. Thomas Kerr. Christian
Endeavor Meeting at seven O'Clock.
Leader, 5. NJ. CULLEN. Jr.
Mrs. Edgar Child. who spent last week
home with her parents IN Pocomoke.
returned to Berlin Monday.
Many visitors inspected the work done
by the Manual Training Department Of
Buckingham High School last Tuesday
and Wednesday. The articles were
both beautiful and artistic, and the
teacher and pupils deserve much credit
for this work.
Miss Annie X. Bowen. who has been
visiting in Snow Hill.has returned home.
DR.. Uber, of Parksley. Va, made a
business trip to Berlin this week.
Carey Birch. Of Wilmington. came
home this week to visit his mother and
sisters. We are sorry TO report that
Miss Gladys Birch has typhoid fever.
Ensign Brererton, L. S. A., and fam
lily, Of Washington. y. c.. were week
end visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Taylor. Mrs. Brererton was
formerly Miss Nancy Collins, and is
well remembered by many friends in
Berlin.
Mr.. Elijah E. Bell and Mr. A. II. Col
Inns made business trip to Philadelphia
the first of the week.
Mr.. Raymond NJ. Bell, Of Chinco-
league. Va. visited relatives IN town
last Sunday.
Mrs. solomon Rice. of Wilmington.
came Wednesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
II. F. Harmonson.
Very favorable comment is being
made about the handsome new 40 horse
HbNtf iltNItt Nsasc
week at Bells garage. 1t is certainly
handsome machine.
Mr.. James Sheets, of New York,
came Friday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. II.
F. Harmonson. and to look over some
real estate that is for sale.
Mrs. Thomas Wharton. Of Stockton.
visited Mrs. VIM. Holloway Thursday,
on her way to Ocean City.
The Commencement exercises Of Buck
ingham High School where held Thurs
day evening. the program being as fol-
lows Overture. sOrchestra: Invocation,
Rev. T. K. NanDyke: Instrumental
Duet. Misses Savage and Purnell; Sa-
lutatory. AvalonBrch; Music. Orches-
ira: Grafton, "War and Arbitration.
Lowell Carter. Violin Solo. Prof. Fran
cisco G. Quevedo; Grafton, Patriot
ism. John Bethards Music. Orchestra:
Play. by the Glass. Music, Misses Saw
age and Purnell; Naledictory. Hessie
Holland: Presentation of Diplomas,
Glass Address, Rev Thomos Kerr: Fare
well Song, by the Class; Benediction.
The graduates are: Lowell Jameson
Carter, John Benton Bethards, Frances
Eulalia Bartlett. Hessie Clayville Hol-
land. Avalon Birch. Louise Tingle Walls
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