Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-08-02
LOCAL AND Personal

81 a son, VINO arrived ucSdaN.
Col George VI. rpshur returned
home Wednesday night from pro
fcssional visit to Baltimore
Mrs. T. Spence Smith and sons.
Masters Barton and Thomas spence.
Jr. returned home Friday Of last
week from a visit to her parents in
Annapolis.
Miss Margaret Howard who has
been Visiting Miss Margic Godfrey.
left sunday fol her home in Newport
News. va.
Mr. Benjamin r. Parker and
". y. Parker, j.. of Washington. y.
C.. are camping AT Public Landing
Mrs Walter r. HcarthWay and
children are visiting her sister. Mrs.
Lewis Hancock, in rocomokc City
Miss Mildred Carter. of Sails
bury. has been spending the week in
Snow Hill a. the guest Of Mrs. James
" Wilson.
Miss Mary Pusey and Mr.. Fred
Pussy. of lndantown. spent the week
end with Misses Lottc and Eva Mat
thcws. of Salisbury.
Miss Mary johnson, of Baltimore.
is spending her vacation with her par
cnts. Nh. and Mrs William H. John
son. Of Box Iron. She is accompanied
by hen. friend Miss Stevens. of On
ford.
Mrs. William r. Hcarnc and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. have re-
turned home from visit to Mrs.
Fcainc's sister. Miss sue Jones, in
Philadelphia. They were accompanied
home by Miss Jones. who viii spend
her vacation with them.
The members OF the EbcncZer VI.
r. sunday School. colorcd. Of SNOW
Hill. will hold their annual picnic AT
Public Landing on Wednesday, August
18th.
DR.. and Mrs Paul Jones returned
home Friday Of last week from 4 de-
Hghtful visit of ten days to Mr. and
Mrs. +. V. Pcchin a, Twin Lakes.
Conn. They thoroughly enjoyed their
visit and are enthusiastic about the
beautiful scenery Of New England.
On their way home they stopped for
q few days visit to Mr.. Alexander y.
Irwin. the brother Of Mrs Jones. at
Winter Quarters Farm. near Valley
Forge. Ia.
Mr.. Charles Parsons and daugh
tors. Misses Henrietta and Helen Par
sons. who have been visiting al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. bradford.
left Thursday morning for Salisbury.
where they will spend a few days he
fore returning to their home in Phila
dclpha.
Mr.. William c. bromley for
mci. resident OF Worcester County.
has been very i'll for several months
in a Philadelphia hospital. He has
recovered sufficiently to return to his
home in Philadelphia. and his many
friends and relatives in Worcester
County wish him complete recovery.
Mrs. Blanche Mason, Of ,Philadcl-
phia. visited relatives in Snow Hill
Monday Mrs Mason is enjoying a
months vacation. two weeks of which
She spent with her father, Mr.. Major
Selby. al Grccnbackvillc. She left
Grccnbackvillc Thursday. expecting Ia
spend the remaining two weeks Of her
vacation on a tlip to the Maine coast.
Mr.. O,ho ". Wilson and son, Ed
ward. visited friends and relatives in
Wilmington and Philadelphia this
week. The trip proved q little siren
uous for Capt. Wilson. who was indis
posed after his return Wednesday
night Not 80. however. with Master
Edward who was as clipper a q bird
the mex, morning.
Gus Ewing and Calvin McClcary.
who were engineers on the y. VI. 4 y.
Railroad for many years died on the
same day Oast Thursday. Ewing AT
his home Il, Rchohoth Reach and Me
Clcaly At Franklin City They were
both retired passenger engineers.
Democratic State Chairman j.
Hubert Wade last Tuesday called a
meeting of the State Central Com
mi,tcc, to be held at Hotel Renncrt.
Baltimore. a, / o'clock, August 9th.
The committee will make preparations
for the Statewide primary 10 be held
on September 18th, and for the stat"
convention, which will meet a week or
two later and ratify the state nomi-
nations and frame a party platform.