Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-09-20

been az ocean CltN Tor ltM daEs,
has returned home and j, the CUES,
OF Rev. 6. NJ. Galarncau at the
Rcctory.
Mrs Charles ". Corddry and
Mrs Frank Fooks entertained the
Young Peoples Aid Society OF What
coat w. r. Church Tuesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Coddry.
\ civil service examination foi.
clerk in the SNOW Hill Post Office will
hc held on Tuesday. October lith
AT O'Clock. a. m. Fwthcr nforma-
tion may he obtained from Po~tma~-
ter J. Samuel Price.
Nj. and Mrs. Milford l.aw.hc. Of
Trenton. y. j.. spent the week end in
Snow Hill at the home Of her sister,
Mrs Benton II. Whalcy
Miss Leila Hodson. who has been
visiting at the home OF hrr grand
father, George S Payne. Esq, left to-
day for her home in East Orange. New
Jersey
MIR. and Mrs William Halcs and
Mi. and Mrs. Elmer Matthews and
children. Of Pincy Grove, spent Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac II. Shocklcy, near Newark.
Miss Edna Shocklcy. who is in
training for nurse AT the Peninsula
General Hospital AT Cambridge. is
home on visit to her parents Nj.
and Mrs. Isaac II. Shocklcy, of near
Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bowen en-
tcrtaincd in honor of his brother. MI
Harry Bowen. and bride. of .IcSSup.
at a supper party on Wednesday even
ing. The bountiful rcpast and the
generous hospitality OF the host and
hostess We're greatly enjoyed by all
present
Some OF the finest corn We have
ever seen is on exhibition in tie
show windows of Leland Richardson's
store on Washington Street. II was
grown on the farm of Mr.. James u.
Robins. near Snow Hill. The ears
are long and well filled with grains
of beautiful white corn.
MIR. and Mrs. T. VI. Purncll. who
have been at Ocean City the greater
part of the summer, spent several
days of this week at their home in
Snow Hill. They were accompanied
by their daughter Mrs. William Long.
who has been their guest AT Ocean
City.
Mr.. Edward Briddcll. of the Con
fcdcratc Soldiers Home. PikcSvillc.
Baltimore County is here on visit
to old friends. All the old-timerS
know Ned Briddcl He was a tailor
in Snow Hill for many years. He
fought for the Confcdcracy and his
"reminiscences OF the Civil War are
very interesting.
Mr. Irwin Jones spent part of this
week in Philadelphia, with his cousin,
Nh. Alexander Doyle. having accom-
panied him home from visit to
Snow Hill.
Mrs a. d. Irwin and daughter,
Miss Mabel Irwin. have returned home
after having spent the summer at Win
ter Quarters Farm. Valley Forge. and
at Bedford Springs, Pa. They are
staying at present with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris s. Corddry, but expect to open
their house in a few days.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Jones were the
hostcSscs AT Il delightful outing aboard
his houscboat. Fairfield" on the Sine
puNcnt Bay Thursday and Friday Of
this week. Their guests We're Mr..
and Mrs William f. Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Edward White, and Mr. John
". station.
Prot. c. l.. Claytcr, OF the de-
partmcnt OF APPLIED Arts OF Pitts
burg University. Pittsburg. Pa, is the
guest of Rev. g. " Galalncau at the
Rcctory.
Miss Frances Truitt was home
from Horscy, Va. ON week end visit
to hen parents. Nj. and Mrs. James
Il. rruitt. Other week end visitors At
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Truitt were
Mr.. Hugh Bell. of Parkslcy, Virginia.
and Mr.. James Russell of Salisbury.
Nh Franklin h. Bailey. who has
had a position in Norfolk during the
summer, is spending a few days with
his parents. MI and Mrs +. l.. Bailey.
and his sister. Mrs, William A. Harris,
before returning to Westminster 10