Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-08-01

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office. will leave today on u two months
leave Of absence She will 20 to-day 10
Dclmar for a short visit to relatives.
after which her plans include a pleasure
trip W the Hudson and in the Catskill
Mountains She will be- accompanied
on the trip by her cousin, Miss Florence
Riley. Of Salisbury.
Mrs. Elizabeth lcCompte and Miss
Elizabeth Mock returned home Tues
day night from six weeks visit To
Mr. and Mrs. f. y pcchin at their sum.
mer cottage at Twin Lakes. Connect
cut Mr. and Mrs Pcch;n cottage i
ideally located. and the ladies we're given
abundant opportunity toenjos the beau
tiful Connecticut scenery 10 daily auto.
mobile trips ami excursions on the hikes
Mr. and Mrs Henry Brown. VINO
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs p.
Frank Fooks. have returned To their
home in Baltimore. and Mis-. Bird
kcmpton the sister of Mrs Brown. Is
now the guest of Mrs Fook, Miss
Ncva kcmpton Brown. the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Brown. remained over.
and will STAY tn accompany her aunt
Mis- kenpton. home
The annual festival ID, Mi Olive II.
+. Church will be held next Wednesday,
afternoon and evening. August 9Th. Ice
cream. cake lemonade, and nihcr good
things 70 Eat will b. for sale The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend. A.
has been the custom for great MANS
years. many who attend the festival
will continue To the bay to spend their
annual outing al luhlic Landing on
Thursday.
Mr. l. II Coulbouru. onc of Girls
fields most prominent citizens died
suddenly on Friday afternoon last Mr.
Coulbourn + death was due to angina
pcctori, He had gone 20 his place Of
business when the attack came and
neither the mniStraiions Of his son. Or
William II Coulbourn, nor of DR.
Norris. who was also summoned, We're
effective He vas one OF the pioneer
business men Of Crisiicld and was highly
esteemed
Miss Margie Riley entertained at
cards on Friday evening ri last wcek
in honor OF Miss Machrcc Allcndcr. tn
guest Of Miss Mary Powell 4 very
delightful evening was spent Mis-,
Riley having arranged for three tables
of $40 Those present were Mis-
Allendcr. Miss Powell. Miss Alice Cronlu.
Miss Lola Shockley. Mis-. MARY rrutt.
and Mcssrs George DoughcrtS. George
Vincent. Cleveland Bailey. Daniel War
rem. and Ewel DRYDEN.
The troubles of 81 Paul- NJ L.
Church. colored. Of Stockton we're aired
Tuesday afternoon al hearing before
Justice Wimhrow The trustees OF the
Church had Joseph Collick arrested on
the charge of disturbing the public
peace II developed AT the trial that
there was considerable friction between
the trustees and pastor of the church on
one side. and the members OF the congre-
cation on the other. After weighing the
evidence Justice Wimbrow imposed a
fine Of 81 90 and cost on Collick
tpshur X Cpshur. attorney Eat law.
will sell several desirable lots at cNecu-
tors sale next Tuesday afternoon The
sale will bc held at two q clock IN front
of the Court House door in Snow Hill
The land to b. sold is commonly known
rs the Hawk Lot, and fronts on the
road leading to the "Dighton farm
The track. 10y estimation. contains about
twenty three acres. and wlll hc offered
in separate lots. and then a~ a whole
For further particulars see advertise
ment on first page of The Messenger
Mr.. George J Boyd. who recently
came from Philadelphia 70 Berlin. and
il making his home with Mr. and Mrs
jenkins Bowen was a visitor in Snow
Hill Wednesday Mr. Boyd is the IN
vcntor and patentec of the Ornamental
Protective Cellar Window Frame. also
Of device known Is the Ornamental
Protective Guard for Culvcrt- Mr.
Boyd Is making arrangements Ia hold
an exhibition al Ocean City of his pal
entcd window frame in short tim.
He is very much pleased with Berlin
and the people he has met there, and
he contcmplatc~ making hi. permanent
no. that town.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the thirteenth annual Agricul
tural and Fair Association in PocomoNe
City. which promises 10 be the biggest
and most successful in the history of the
association. The fair will begin on
Tuesday. August llth,a and Will continue
four days The exhibits promise to sur.
pass those Of any previous year, and thr
entries In the races give assurance Of
some fine and exciting sport IN these
events 4 daily chariot race and a rider
less horse will he features. and there
viii be good music, and plenty Of other
The Fair wll ice q good
place To meet Your friends