Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-10

his daughter here Tor longer WISH.
Mr.. Rodgers will return in two weeks
to take his family home in their
new Stearn's- Knight car.
Miss Eta Jones, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. II. Jones Miss Jones has just
returned from two weeks motor
rip in the White Mountains, going by
way of the Mohawk Trail.
Miss Marie Burbage left Friday
morning to matriculatc at Temple
University. Philadelphia. this school
year
Mrs. Walter Leer. of Wilkes
barre. Pa, is visiting her uncle, Will
liam J. Fowler, Esq. Mr. Leier will
join his wife here tomorrow
MIR. and Mrs. George Richardson
and daughter. of Newark, visited Mr..
and Mrs H. Clay Burbage last Mon
day.
Mr. Harvey Carmean and daugh-
ter Maxine. of Norfolk. were week
end visitors at the home Of his par
cntS, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Caimean.
The public schools of Worcester
County opened last Monday. There
was large attendance throughout
the county. The names of the teach
erS have all been published in The
Messenger.
MIR. Everett ID. Truitt, after
suffering intense pain in the head for
several days. was sent to Salisbury
Hospital last Sunday for treatment.
While his case was being investigated
an abScess broke and the pain ceased.
Mr.. Truitt returned home Tuesday.
His many friends are glad that he is
out again.
Another Thursday is here. and
our mails are flooded with commune
cations and advertisements which
could. in most cases, have been sent
us a day or two earlier. We cannot
do all our work on Thursday, and of
course some of the late communica-
tionS will have to be left out, which
we very much regret.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chandler
and son. of Baltimore are visiting his
brother, Mr.. Carson +. Chandler and
family. Mr.. Chandler has been TAX
ing his brother to the bay, where
they have enjoyed pulling in tn"
trout.
Miss Ada Jones, who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Mildred
Jones. and friends at College Park.
Md. returned home Tuesday morn
ing.
Marion f. Hargis, ESQ, and
daughter. Miss Carolyn HargiS are
home from their trip to Europe
They came back to the United States
on the steamer Carmania of the Cum
ard Line. and arrived at New York
Sunday They came to Snow Hill on
Monday Mr.. Hargi> and Miss Har-
gis were gone just two months, and
while away travelled in France. Swift
zelland. Italy. Belgium, Holland.
England and Scotland. visiting most
of the principal cities of those coun-
tries.
Misses Margie and Emily Mason,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
W. Mason have entered the Temple
University. Philadelphia. They left
for Philadelphia the last of this week
Senator John Walter Smith and
his daughter. Mrs. Georgia Smith
Foster, spent the week end in Snow
Hill returning to Baltimore Sunday
Senator Smith looks a. young rs he
did ten wears ago, and is in splendid
physical condition. Mrs Fosters son,
John Walter Smith Foster. and Miss
Margaret Rea, of Pittsburg. accom-
panied them to Snow Hill
Mr.. Joseph 4. J. Stanford is
home from Salisbury Hospital. where
he went for treatment several weeks
ago. Some weeks before he went to
the hospital he fell and broke his
collar bone. 1t did not heal up read
lily. so he went to the hospital to
have il wired This was successfully
accomplished, and Mr.. Stanford has
been discharged from the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, of
Darien, Conn. accompanied by their
friends. Nh. and Mrs. Ballard, motored
to Snow Hill last Saturday and are
spending a pleasant vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Samuel Price. Mrs.
Smith is a daughter Of Mr.. Price.