Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-01-31
Berlin
Mrs. Vincent Peters. of Philad
visited relatives here this week.

Mrs. Vincent Peters. of Philad
visited relatives here this week.
Dr. Harry :. Purnell. L. :. A..
Delaware City. attended the funeral OF
Miss Maud Whaley this week.
Mrs. Louise Lang, Of Philadelphia. is
visiting her mother, Mrs Annie Como
way
Harvey Thomas left Friday for Bal
tmore. where he has accepted a position.
Mrs. William Hanley. Of New Port
News. Va. have been visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs T G. Hanley. this
week
Special Evangelistic Services will be
held in Buckingham Church beginning
Feb lst and ending Feb. l3. The Rev.
:. :. Altman. D. D., of Philadelphia.
will speak each evening
Mr.. and Mrs Henry T. Davis have
returned from 4 trip TO the Bermuda
Islands.
The dance given in Dirickson : Hall
Wednesday evening was largely attend
ed. and the young people have decided
to hold a Valentine Masquerade Ball
on Feb. 18th.
Wong Bing. the Chinaman. died sud
denly in his place of business early Tues
day morning. and it is the opinion Qf
the physician who examined him thu
acute indigestion was the cause. tt
remains were taken 10 Psila5slShia
Thursday for interment.
Mrs. Sarah Powell left Tt .4ay for
Philadelphia 10 spend some time with
her daughter
Miss Lilly Scott returned home Sun
day night from Philadelphia. where she
had been visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ebe Holland spent part of the
week in Georgetown. with her brother.
Mr. Harry Nickers, who is i'll.
Mrs. +. T Roberts. of Philadelphia,
who mas been visiting friends here. left
Tuesday for Princess Anne TO visit rel
atlves. 4
GEORGE ". HENRY DEAS
George ". Henry. son of the late
lenkin. Henry. died last Friday, Jan
uary %. in the city Hospital Baltimore.
of lingering illness Of heart disease
and dropsy. The remains We're brought
TO Berlin Saturday night. and laid 10
A. Potter. officiating. He was 90 wears
Of age. and is survived By two ~ists
and two brothers. as follows: Mrs
Laura Henry. Mr. Charles Henry. and
Mrs Peter Whaley. of ST. Louis. and
Mr. Robert Henry. of New York For
a number OF years during his middle life
Mr. Henry held position as Secretary
. in the Maryland Penitentiary.
DEATH OF MISS MAUD WHALEY.
Miss Maud Whaley. aged 49 years.
peacefully passed away last Sunday
morning at 3 o clock in ST Joseph Hos
pital. Baltimore. where she had been
taken away only the day before She
was i'll with Bright disease only few
weeks. and her condition was not known
10 be serious. except by her physician
and few of her near relatives. The re-
mains We're brought down Sunday even
ing TO the home of her sister, Mrs. John
T. keas. where she was making her
home. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at o clock in ST. Paul's p.
r. Church The services were conducted
by her rector. the Rev. $. A. Potter.
after which the remains were
taken TO Nhaleyville by a special train.
and Inferred in the family burial lot.
Her death was a shock TO all who knew
her. and she will be sadly missed not
only her relatives. but by her many
friends and Sunday School class of ST.
Pauls She leaves the following brothers
and sisters to mourn their loss: Thomas
J and William Whaley. Mrs. j, 7. keas.
and Mrs G. W keas. Of Berlin. Mrs
William r. McCabe. of Selbyville. De-
Mr. Edward Whaley. Of Bishopv'
and Mr. Walter Whaley. Of Whaleyvih
The pail bearers were John T. keas.
c. ". Keas. Wilmer : Purnell. Jr
Dr. Harry Purnell, Robert J. Purnell.
and I. Franklin Purnell.