Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-06-07

earliest We have heard of this season
were grown by John W. station Esq
Two week. ago Nh station enjoyed
the WNury Of eating early potatoe~
and took pardonablc pride IN the fact
that they were grown on bis own lot.
With the Close Of the scholastic
year the out Of town teachers have
gone TO their respective homes 70
spend their vacations: Miss Mary
Bailey to Bcrln Miss Nancy purncll
to Baltimore; and Mis- Sallic Sterling
To CIsfcld.
Nj. and Nh. John " station.
accompanied by Mr., james T.. Mhalcy
and Sergeant John station Whalcy.
arrived home early Tuesday morning
Sergeant Whaley arrived in New York
last week from France, and was sent
to Camp Din. New Jersey. to be- mus
tered out OF military service. Nh.
and Mrs station and Mr. Whalcy,
Who went ut 10 welcome him home.
remained with relatives in Trenton
and Princeton, respectively. until h"
received his discharge, which was not
until noon Monday.
Scrgcan, Jane, ". Gordy. who
arrived III New York last week from
France. camc home Monday night.
having received his discharge at Camp
Dis. New Jersey. earlier in the day.
Sergeant Gordy is at his homo in
Indiantown and thinks one foot Of the
farm is worth thu whole OF France
Mr.. and Mls. v. II. Hearnc. Of
Georgetown. Del. have returned homc.
after visiting their children Mr.. vii
liam T.. Hcarnc and family, and Mrs.
Clarence Go>wollin. and family.
Miss Annie NJ. station who has a
clerical position in the Treasury De
par,mcnt. Washington. D. c. is home
on a ten days visit This hcl first
visit Since leaving Snow Hill last
October hcl visit At this time being
in honor Of the home coming Of her
nephew. Sergeant John : Whaley
The Messenger is in receipt Of a
section of the Fidelity Journal. Balti-
more. containing mention of the re-
cent election of Mr. Henry Franklin
to the FRS, Branch of the Baltimore
City Council Mr. Franklin is a son
of the late Judge John X. Franklin. Of
Snow Hill. He is good Democrat.
and will make a most valuable mem
Der Of the City Council. Il may be
a little late, but The Messenger takes
pleasure in congratulating Mr. Frank
lin on his splendid victory.
Chldrcn's Day service will be-
held in Mackenzie Memorial Pre>hy-
terrain Church Of snow Hill sunday
evening. June Sth al eight o'clock. a
splendid program has been arranged.
and all parents and children are in
vitcd to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. John l. Mock AT
tended the graduating exercises Of
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Irwin
Mock, at Miss Sayward's School, Over
brook, Pa, last Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs William Z. Purncll.
accompanied by Mayor William :.
Parsons. Miss Georgia f. Bonneville,
and Mr.. William Henderson left last
week on an automobile trip to Viii
mington. Chester. and Philadelphia.
Mayor Parsons returned home last
week. and Miss Bonneville went TO
Baltimore. where she will engage in
special work for few weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Purncl and Mr. Henderson
returned home Thursday night.
Misses Frances and Mary Truitt
viii spend the week end with friends
in HorScy. Va.
John :. McMastcr. Esq. Of Jer-
>cy City. founder of the old Home
Prize" ana the originator Of the
appcllation. Land Of the Eyergrccn>.
as applied to the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland and Virginia, was in Snow
Hill Monday Mn McMastei was
eloquent in praise OF the laurel bios
SONS along the Pocomoke River. call
ing particula, attention to the mag
niiiccnt massed display along each
side of the narrow Cottngham Ferry
swamp road.
Corporal George + Wabert, who
recently arrived in this country from
I Caroza, Canal Zone. Panama. spent a
few days of this week in Snow Hill,
After landing al New Orleans, Cor
poral Walbert went TO Camp Shelby,
Miss, and from there to Camp Meade,
where he was mustered out q .uiij.
,arv service He enlisted m the