Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-09-19

Mr.. Rertic Tryal returned from
Baltimore with Mr.. ami Mrs Charlie.
l.. Johnson. and Is assisting Mrs. John
son in preparing for her millinery open
ing Mrs TryalI was with Mrs " f.
Dukes u Co last season. and was very
popular wit the patrons of the store
Mr., Co.a Myers. Of Philadelphia.
ha, been here on a visit To Mrs stephen
Mason Mrs Myers and Miss Lille
Mrs James Clogg in Pocomoke City
Mrs Clogg was a visitor 70 the Mcssen
ger office with these ladies on Thursday
Mrs Carl Atwell and three children
who have been spending several weeks
in Snow Hill with relatives. left Tues.
day morning for their home IN Leaning
ton. Ontario. Canada. Mrs. Atwcll has
a host Of friends in Snow Hill and Wur
cestcr County. to whom her visits are a
source of great pleasure
Work was commenced Monday
morning on the new garage and livers
on the site formerly used a. d livery
stable in from, of the Purncll Hotel
The original plan OF placing a garage in
front. and q livery in the rear will bc
carried out and the entire structure
~il hc two--tory and Of brick The
Cordiry Company arc the contractors
Former State senator Remscn {
Barnard. Of Kent county. Delaware. "a
prominent Gamer. aged + years. was
instantly killed Monday afternoon ~
Wyoming Del. 10y being STRUCK By g
Norfolk express passenger tram bound
north. while crossing the tracks IN his
automobile The machine was dcwpl
ishcd. AMI thc body was thrown lao
yards
The Misses Bcrtic and arr.c Mitch
cll entertained Monday evening in honor
of their cousin, Miss Annnbel larmau
of Scaford, Del The following guests
were present Misses Florence Mason
Olive and Katherine Bounds, and
Mcssrs Ralph Mason. Fred Bounds
Fred and Frank Parker Raymond
Bounds. and Matthew Taylor All r.
ported a very pleasant evening
Rev. and Mrs. +. NJ. Bell Of St
Martins. visited Salisbury. Allen and
Eden last week Mr. Bel mad an en-
gagemcnt 10 preach the dedicatory
sermon az the opening OF the VI f.
Church. South. at Eden. which mas
been completely remodelcd He re
ported great congregations at both ser
vices and collections amounting TO
about $3.50
Quite number OF our farmers
who were unable to attend the Demo
cratic primaries in Worcester County
last Tuesday because Of their tomato
ami corn crops demanding their lmme-
diatr attention, have since expressed
their pleasure at the result and regret
that they could not have east their
votes. Al say they will be- on hand AT
the election To help swell the majority
for Smith and Price
Ron James X. Easley, wife and
daughter. who have been spending some
time in Snow Hill with relatives left
Monday in their automobile for their
home In SUSSEX, New Jersey They
were accompanied as far rs Whining
ton bv his parents. Rev and Mrs J
" t.a~lcy. While here MIR Easlcy
filled the pulpit of Whatcoat NJ +.
Church once sunday for his father.
and his sermons we're helpful. and in
spring to the congregation
Edward W. Mills. Esq, who Wa
formerly the Prohibition candidate for
Governor of West Virginia, and whose
influence r. said to have been more
potent than that of any other man IN
making West Virginia dry, made
stirring address III the NJ + Church ot
Snow Hill Ncinc- day night The ai