Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-10-10

the horses. therefore the sale adver-
tised for today Saturday will not tie
held S. j Twlley, Pocomoke City.
Md.
Mr. James Dorman, who makes his
home now in Baltimore, is here on a
visit to Mr.. William H. Richardson
Mr. Dorman has a host Of friends here
who are glad to see him back in Snow
Hill.
Obscsscd with the idea he was a
surgeon and must cut Off the legs Of
the other prisoners. Ulysses Tunnel. 4
negro. has been taken from the county
Jail at Georgetown to the State Insane
Asylum.
The Stockton Electric Light Plant
will be sold at public sale this (Satur-
day afternoon at half after two o'clock
10y the owners. The sale will take
place in front of the store of Mr. a. c.
Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs Marion T. llargis re-
turned home Monday night from Balti-
more and Western Maryland. having
spent the week end with their daughter.
Miss Nora IIargis, in the Blue Ridge
Mountains
Rev. George W Rcmagcn. of Ocean
View. Delaware, will preach in the
Christian Church Of Snow Hill Sunday
morning and evening at the usual hours.
The revival meetings will commence
Sunday night
Mr.. Ebcn Hearne spent the week
end with relatives in Pocomoke City.
remaining over to attend the funeral Of
his cousin, Mrs. Isabella Iaing White
Long. which was held in Pocomoke City
Monday afternoon.
Mrs Mary NJ North. Of Ilerndon,
Va, has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Fowler and other
friends in Snow Hill this week Mrs
North spent several days of last week
with friends in Stockton
Mr. Clarence NJ. Taylor. secretary
Of the District of Columbia Committee.
came home this week to register and
to see his family. who will remain here
a few weeks before returning to Wash
ington.
We are informed that the new
State road from Salisbury to Berlin is
now completed and is being used for
travel The road from Snow Hill to
Pocomoke City will be ready for use
about the goth of this month
Miss Helen Townsend came home
from Philadelphia last Saturday night.
and will remain here some time, taking
a much needed rest from her arduous
duties in the Presbyterian Hospital.
where she is head nurse in the operating
room.
Nine motorcycles. said to have come
from Salisbury over the new state road
via Berlin. passed through Snow Hill
SUNDAY. Besides the drivers. eight of
the motorcycles carried passenger
making total of seventeen persons on
nine machines.
Rev. l.. A. Bennett, of Milford,
Delaware, was in Snow Hill Wednesday
on business, and exchanging greetings
with his old friends Mr. Bennett is in
the midst of his revival meetings at
and was unable to remain here
but single night
Wicomico County Court lasted four
weeks running into the Somerset term.
Judge Jones remained in Salisbury while
Judges Stanford and Pattison held Court
in Princess Anne Judge Jones return
ed to Snow Hill Tuesday night Of this
week, and will open Court here on Mon
day next.
We are pleased to learn that our
old friend, Tom Whaley. of Berlin. is in
ihuCH ueltcI HedltU Nidil tbI Soiiit
months back. He has been drawn on
the jury list for the coming term of
Court, so his many friends in this see
ton will have an opportunity to shake
his hand again.
Rally Day will be observed in the
Whatcoat NJ +. Church Sunday morn
Ing with appropriate services and special
music Judge r. D. Jones, the superin-
tendent of the Sunday School. will pre-
side, and there will be addresses made
by Rev J. W. Easley. Prof. A. c.
Humphreys and Judge Jones.
We acknowledge. with pleasure. the
receipt of an invitation from Mr.. Har-
rison ". Howell. Mayorof Wilmington,
Del. to attend the "Old Home Week
Celebration" from the eleventh TO the
seventeenth of October. The invitation
Is ornamented with a Blue Hen and her