Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-06-16

Misses Mabel and Rose Irwin re-
turned Saturday from a visit to Their
brother Mr. a y Irwin. Jr, in rhia
delphia
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Child, Of POGO
moke. passed through Snow Hill Satur-
day en- route to Berlin to spend the
week end with their son MIR Edgar
Child and family
Mrs Charles +. Jones. of Norfolk
came last Saturday on visit to her
parents Mr. and Mrs William II
Jones. This is her first visit home since
her marriage and she is enjoying every
minute Of her stay Her husband will
come tomorrow. Sunday. 10 accom-
pany her back to Norfolk Monday
Mrs John s. Aydelottc returned
Saturday from ten days vl-i, to her
daughter Mrs & Walter Mapp. in
Accomac
Mrs v +. CluH is visiting her
cousin. Miss MARY + White. at Wilton
MIR ard Mrs. \ y. Irwin. accom-
panied by their daughters, Misses Mabel
and Rose Irwin. left this week for
ocean City. where they will spend the
summer Mr.. Irwin and famiy have
been occupying the same cottage on the
boardwalk for a number Of years, and
they are prominent IN the serial actiy
ties Of the summer colony at our sum
mcr resort
Mrs George Bonneville hns returned
to Wilmington, after having spent a
week at home She wh- accompanied
back by her little niece, MARY Elizabeth
Landlord. who will remain with her
while her mother. Mrs sidney Lark
ford. is undergoing treatment at the
State Sanatorium, in Sabilisvile. Fred
erick County
Mrs Helen J Townsend. who has
been spending several weeks with rcla-
tiyes in snow Hill. left Tuesday for
Philadelphia
Miss Georgia Warren and Miss
Sarah McCabe. OF Selbyyille. spent the
week end with Miss Warren brother
Mr. Austin Warren.
Miss Pauline Burnite has returned
home from visit of several weeks to
Miss Walton. in Woodstock. Va She
also visited in Washington. d. C.. and
Harrington. Del. before returning
home
Mrs. +. X Wilson returned to Snow
Hill this week. and reopened her house
on Federal Street Mrs Wilson's
grandson. Wilson tpshur Martin, who
preceded her to Snow Hill few days.
will spend the summer here with her
Mr. Elvin Bodley. who has been
here on visit 20 his relatives. Mr. Al
bert Perdue and family has returned to
Wantagh. Long Island. New York.
where he has position with the Long
Island Railroad Company. He also
visited relatives at powelsville while
on his trip. Mr. Bodley learned the
rudiments Of telegraphy and received
his first insight into railroadng at the
Snow Hill station, and is another on the
long list of young men. who have gone
from here, and are making good
Miss loyel. who has been trimming
for Miss Estelle Truitt. has returned to
her home in Shady Grove. Pa
Miss Grace Purnel has returned
home from Philadelphia. where she
graduated at Oak Lane School. Mr..
and Mrs Purnell attended the com
mencemcnt exercises.
MIR lrl Cephas Riggin. formerly Of
Snow Hill. now of Windsor Va. has
graduated in medicine at Johns Hopkins
He and his mother were here this week
To attend To some business matters and
visit relatives
Jay Price. who attended the State
Field Meet in Baltimore last week re
manned for visit with relatives.
Pitcher Keen, also stayed over with
relatives.
Messrs Goldsborough. John. Edwin.
and Oscar Coulbourn forming the lum-
Der manufacturing company of Cou-
bourn Brothers. were here on business
last Friday Saturday and Monday
Oscar Jr, accompanied his father They
combined business with the pleasure Of
a visit to their father and sister. Miss
Mollie Coulbourn Brothers recently
purchased the timber interests of the
Godfrey Manufacturing Company in
this section.
Miss Edna l.angrcll. OF Harrington.
Del. will come today TO spend the sum
mer at the home Of her aunt. Mrs. vii.
linn avfou and family