Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-24

n'H''lHA III NJ AdIl'll Id
a baseball game wll be- p!a 90,
by the Newark and Ionshi,'. teams.
on The grounds mean the honshu,
station, Saturday afternoon. Ram
prevented the Newark lron.hro game
q; Newark last Saturday
Nh. james D. bickcrson. who -
Gently went to llcnrico, \. c.. to cut q
tract of timber with VI. ;. Dryden.
came home last week to spend fcw
days with hi- family. They viii likely
20 to North Carolina with him in tho
near future
Mrs. 6. Walter Mapp and two
sons. Of Accomac. are spending this
week at The home of hen parents. Dl.
ana Mrs. John : Aydelottc. senator
Mapp. who accompanied them here
last Saturday Will return today to
spend the week end
quite Il number Of The members
Of the Masonic order in WorceStc,
County went to Crisficld "Wednesday
to Join with the Ma.ons Of ma, town
in the celebration Of tho Fftcth
Anniversary Of the CrisfcM Lodge.
The! had big time.
Major Ralph Puincl. who has
been stationed at Fort Ica,cnworth,
Kansas. ha, been mustered out Of III,
sorl ice Of 'ncle sam. and i, now At
his home in Snow Hi. Sclpean,
Frank Truitt. of Camp Meade, also
home on a furlough.
Nj. William T.. Erattcn. cashier
Of the First National Bank OF SNOW
Hill, has been in Atlantic City. New
jersey. this week attending the scS-
sions Of the Maryland state Bankers
Association. Nh. Eratten was accom-
panied on the trip by his wife
Police Sergeant Jacob PAINE. of
the Baltimore Police Department. with
Mrs. Payne and their child. and hcl
sisters. Mrs Cannon and Mrs. Rogers.
OF Scaford Del, were week end visit
otS here al the home of Nh. Horace
Payne and Mi Harland Payne.
Mrs j. Beverly %or,h and daugh-
ter. Jean. who have been Spcnding
several weeks here with relatives,
left tuesday for their home in Horn
don. Va. Mrs. North is former resi-.
dent Of Snow Hill, and she wa, cX-
tenSivcly entertained during her visit.
Plans are being perfected fer the
Installation Of a free circulating
library in the Deposit and Savings
Bank OF Snow Hill. Books fol the
iimary are being assembled. FIVE hun
'l"ed copies having been donated to
tnc bank from one source. The library
will BE- open to the public on June lst
Ms. George Smith. Of Dalicn.
Conn, who is here on i visit to her
parents. has just returned from .
visit to her sister Mrs John Robert
son. of Cnancock. and TO the family of
Nh Charles VI. Peter. of Salisbury.
Mr. Frank Peters brought Mrs. smith
over from Salisbury last SUNDAY.
Captain William Price. Of the t..
5. Navy. who has been stationed al
Cape Haticn. Porto Rica, was recently
ordered to report at New York. He
arrived al Tampa, Fla. on Tuesday
and photographed his father. Postmas-
ter J. Samuel Price. that he was wait
ing fof orders there. He is expected
TO be- in Snow Hill in a few days. an
though il is hard to tell what Uncle
Sam will order
We expect in a few days to send
out bills ion subscriptions to The Me-
Scngcr. Look at the yellow lip on
your paper, and il Your subscription
has not been paid attend to The mat
ter al once. Statements viii be- sent
to all subscribers. whose subscriptions
are in arrears, and we expect prompt
payment, aS We cannot send this paper
Al the low price We charge unless il is
paid fol in advance.
Nh ". c. Jones, representing the
Franklin Sugar Refining Company.
was in Snow Hin yesterday looking
after the interest OF his company. Nh
Jones say that the thrifty house
wife is getting her supply Of sugar
for her preserving now. In few
days from now the summer demand
for sugar will begin. The season Of
small fruits and berries will soon be-
upon Us. and gradual increase in
demand will result from week 20 week.
Major Milton +. Jones. formerly
Of Girdlctrcc, has received his dis
charge from the Medical Corps. after
serving with Evacuation Hospital, No.
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