Democratic messenger., 1917-07-28


to the Maryland General Hospital.
Baltimore Sunday for an operation for
appendicitis. Mrs. Bonneville was
taken i'll Saturday and her physician,
Dr. Jones, intended to have her taken
to the hospital at Salisbury and the
party was ready TO start by automobile
when il was learned that DR. Dick was
away. and would not return till Monday
night The case was so urgent that
they took the Baltimore express at
Ocean City. and arrived safely in Balti
more Sunday evening. The operation
was performed soon after their arrival.
and Mrs Bonneville is getting along
al. right She was accompanied by Mr.
Bonneville and daughter, Miss Nellie
Miss Katherine Parker, Of Oman
cock. Va. is the guest Of her cousins
the Misses Sallie and Dorothy Bishop
al their home on Church Street
Mr.. K. II. Moore has been promot-
ed to assistant agent at the Snow Hill
railroad station, filling the vacancy
caused by the absence Of Mr.. George f.
Nalbrrt. who has enlisted in the Signal
Service Corps Of the Army.
Dr. II. {. Mallory and Miss Eva
" Smith. both of Greenbackville. Va.
were married by Rev j. L. Hierdice
Saturday, July 2lst, at the residence OF
the brides parents.
Mrs. Frank Il. Atkinson and SON
Frank t.. Jr. left Tuesday on a visit
to her brother. Mr. Gordon C. Bowen.
at Jessups, Md.
Master Wilson Hammond. OF vii
mington. is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Edward a. Hill and other rela-
tives.
MIR. Dale Mcdonald is spending a
month with his father, Rev. j l..
Mcdonald. at Belleyile. Ohio.
MIR. William Ducr who is employed
in the Pullman Car shops at Whining
ton. is home on visit to his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Duer.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Iaddock
came home Sunday night on visit to
relatives. They were accompanied
home by Miss Jane Henderson. the sis
ter of Mrs. Haddock, who has been
visiting them in Chester.
MIR. J. Clifton Mock spent the week
end with his cousin, MIR. James Doyle.
at Wildwood, New Jersey.
MIR. Thomas NJ DELL Jr., OF Balti-
more. spent the week end in Snow Hill
as "A guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. l.. Purnell. on Washington Street.
He has recently been appointed cadet
to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. and
left Monday to take up the course of
do. fVai at hn
Mr.. W. l.. Purnell came home from
Brandywine Barracks. near Wilmington.
to spend the week end with his family.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Warren. Of
of her cousin. Mrs. Edwin II Nelson.
Miss Ruth Poole of Easton. is the
welcome guest of relatives at Whatcoat
NJ +. Parsonage.
Mrs. Walter Il. llearthway and
children returned home Tuesday from
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w.
T. Kitchens. at Girdletree. Mr.. Hearth
way. who spent the week end with
them, returned home Monday
Mr. Bradley I. Adkins has been
secured by the Worcester Transit Com
pAny to run their bus between snow
Hill and Pocomoke City. He assumed
charge of his duties Monday morning.
and as he is obliging. courteous. and
efficient, he should fill the position to
the satisfaction of his employers, az
well as TO the travelling public
Elree Duer arrived home from
Annapolis junction Tuesday night on a
ten days visit to his father. Mr. J.
Frank Duer, and other relatives
dump" likes his school. and his friends
are pleased that he ia taking an interest
in his work, and that he is showing
marked improvement in other respects,
This is shown in his erect carriage.
manly bearing. and polite manners.
indicating changed attitude towards
life. and that he is taking himself more
seriously. Dump" takes to water like
a duck, and he hadn't been home many
hours before he was swimming in the
Pocomoke River. and disporting him
self like a fish in its dark waters
DIR. w. s. Kreger, pastor Of the
Makemie Memorial Presbyterian Church
has been on the sick list this week.