Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-09-08
III IND LOCAL

Nj. lack \. Clayter. of the
University of Pittsburg, who has been
on visit to Rev. G.. NJ. Galarneau al
the Rectory, left Wednesday morning.
He was accompanied by Mr. Galarneau.
who spent the mid week in Philadelphia
and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Sturgis left
Wednesday morning for their home in
East Brldgewater. Mass. after having
spent several days here with his mother.
Mrs. a. y. Sturgis. and other relatives.
They made the trip in Mr. Sturgis' au
tomObile and We're accompanied back
by Mayor {. w. Corddry and wife. who
will spend several days with them tour
Ing New York and New England
Miss Julia Hartman has enlisted
in the millinery service of the great
army Of American Beauties. and has
secured position as trimmer in u
large millinery establishment in Port
Royal. Virginia
Mr.. Norman Mariner has been
substituting for Mr. a. Fred Hartman.
and satisfactorily serving the patrons
on his route during the absence of Mr..
Hartman. who has been attending the
State Convention of the State Letter
Carriers Association in Frederick. and
attending to other business matters IN
Baltimore and Washington
Miss Elizabeth Powell and Mr. era
ham Corddry. who have been visiting
their friend. Miss Margaret Pechin. at
Twin Lakes. Conn. returned home
Thursday night, reporting u most de
lightfu visit
Miss Julia Jones returned home ths
Week from Saranac Lake. New York.
where she has been the last five months
undergoing treatment Miss Jones was
in training for a nurse at the Jefferson
Hospital, Philadelphia. when her health
broke down. and she was obliged to
take period of rest She has been
greatly benefited by the treatment she
received at Saranac. and after few
weeks rest at home with her parents.
MIR and Mrs William H. Jones. she
will return to Philadelphia to continue
the course AT the hospital
Mrs. l.. ". Butler. of Box Iron. has
returned home from a pleasant visit to
her parents nj Chincoteague. While
tives in Accomac
Miss Annie Herman spent Monday
and Tuesday with Miss Edna Shockley.
near Newark
Miss Edna Shockley. Of near Snow
HILL attended birthday party Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Blanche Jack
son. of Parsonsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brannan, of
Baltimore. visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w Shockley this
week Mrs Brannan il the niece of
Mrs Shockley
Mr. Arthur f. Griffith. of Whining
ton. Del. was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Humphreys for several
days last week. He thinks Snow Hill
is the garden spot OF Maryland.
Lieut. William Price. of the :.
Marine Corps. was home from the train
ing camp at Quantco. Va during the
week end MIR. George Robert Smith.
of Daricu. Conn, was also week end
guest at the home Of MIR and Mrs J.
Samuel Price
Mrs John 5. Hill and children.
Master Edgar and Miss Ellen. have re-
turned to Stock ton. after having spent
several days with relatives here.
Miss Eleanor Bochau who has teen
the guest OF Miss Berthe Iuruel re
turned to Ocean City Wednesday
Mrs. Clarence NJ Taylor has ship
ped her furniture and household belong
ings to Washington. y c., and she and
her two sons Masters Morris and Hugh,
will leave shortly to Join her husband
Mr. Clarence NJ Taylor in Washington.
II c. MIR Taylor has taken apartments
in Washington. and his family will spend
the winter and spring with him. She
will be accompanied by her sister Mrs
Edward Caldwell. Of south Carolina.
who has been spending several weeks
here
Miss Mary NJ Ill., who ma been
visiting relatives IN SNOW iii A.! .
Stockton for the past two weeks, re
turned TO her home in Baltimore Thurs
day morning
Mr. and MIR Howard Rranson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II Dukes, Of
Townsend. Del visited MIR and Mrs
Charles J.. Johnson several days this
week
Mr.. William Goodman j. IN the
Northern cities this week buying his ,
fall and winter stock of merchandise. T
Mrs. a. d Foster, " Roland Park,
Baltimore visited Snow Hill this week. \
arriving Sunday and leaving Thursday.
She was accompanied here by her son, /
Master Arthur D. Foster, who will
remain until next week as the guest Of
his cousin. Master Edward Bratten.
Mrs. Foster was accompanied to Bal
timore in her car by her aunt Mrs.
Mamie W Dryden, who will spend
some time with her.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Pusey and
son, Of Philadelphia. have been here
this week on visit 10 his parents. MIR.
and Mrs Washington +. rusey. On
Sunday. MIR and Mrs Pusey also had
the pleasure of entertaining their
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