Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-07-19

Carncs, have returned TO their home
in Baltimore. after very delightful
visit in Snow Hill at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles ". Corddry.
MI J. Clifton Mock attended a
meeting of the agents OF the Provi-
dent Life and Trust Company in Bal
timore this week.
Misses George and Mildred Role,
Of Baltimore, spent part Of this week
here a> guests Of Mrs. Charles W.
Corddry.
Miss Vera Nc Donald, the sister
OF Mrs. Charles c. kcnscy. has re-
turned home from visit of several
weeks to her father, Rev. j. l.. Me
Donald, in Utica. Ohio.
Mrs. William T. Hearnc and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth. are in
Philadelphia on weeks visit to Mrs.
Hcarnc', sister. Miss Sue Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. }. Il. Hickman and
son, of Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
spent part of this week here at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Hickman.
Mr. George bonneville is home
from Wilmington, rccupcratng from
a slight injury he received while at
work at his trade in that city.
The Board of County Commits
sionerS was in session Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. There was
no business of importance transacted
Tuesday. the chief interest of the
Commissioners being conferred in the
sale of the Aims House farm. On
Wednesday the Board was occupied
in the rcasscSsment of personal prop
crty.
Rev. G.. NJ. Galarncau and MIR.
Alfred s. Dashicll are enjoying trip
to Philadelphia, New York, and
Princeton, y. j. Nh Dashicll has
been notified that he has successfully
passed the entrance examinations TO
Princeton University. and will be adj
mitted in the fall without conditions.
Miss Mary r.. Dryden, of Philadcl-
phia. and sister, Miss Bessie Dryden,
of near Newark. were visitors in
Snow Hill Wednesday. Miss Mary,
who is in trainig for Il nurse at the
Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia,
has been spending her vacation with
her father. Mr.. James Dryden, and
her sister and brothers in Qucponco.
Miss Margaret Howard, OF Hamp-
ton. Va. visited Miss Margic Godfrey
and other friends in town this week.
Miss Howard was extensively enter
tanned while here.
DR.. ". 5. kregcr pastor Of the
Mackenzie Memorial Presbyterian
Church, has been preaching Il series
of able and instructive sermons on the
Seven Ages of Man" His subject
Sunday morning will Toe "I'he Secret
of u Peaceful and Happy Old Age"
These sermons have been greatly en-
joyed by the members and congre-
cation of DIR. krcgcr's church. He is
Il big preacher, and has very recently
been solicited to accept the paStorate
of a large church in the West by the
unanimous call OF its congregation,
but he will remain in Snow Hill.
Col George VI. Upshur, County
Chairman of the League to Enforce
Peace, attended business conference
of the Maryland Branch Of the Ma
tonal League. at the Belvedere Hotel
Wednesday afternoon. Resolutions
were unanimously adopted. requesting
the United States Senate TO ratify the
Peace Treaty without amendments
and without reservations. Copies of
the resolution will he Immediately for
wardcd to President Wilson and to
all members of the Senate. The meet
ing followed luncheon, both of which
were presided over by Henry W. Viii
liams, Chairman of the State Branch
of the League.
John ", station, Esq, spent the
week end in Hartford County with his
wife, who has been visiting her father
and brother in Bclair They were
accompanied home Monday night by
Mrs. Jane Nickcrs Robinson, Of ChcS-
ter,own. and Miss Katherine Me
Allister. of Bclair. the SiStcr-in-law
and niece. respectively, of Mrs. station.
Nh T. Howard Collins has pur-
chased a Ford sedan of Mr.. j. II. Per-
due. Other sales made this week by
Nh Perduc are as followS:Ovcrland-
-Four to William Baylis stockton;
Overland Four TO Walter Savage. Gin
dletrec; Overland to Wilson
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