Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-08-06

mons. at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs William T.. Timmons. Thurs
day afternoon the boys vert to the
mill pond, and Matthew gave his
companions lesson in the art of
fishing by pulling in . 2 ~ pound
bass. The bass gave him quite a
tussle, but Matthew succeeded in
landing the fish, and was very proud
to have beat his country cousins.
Miss Mary T.. Dryden is spend
ing her vacation at home with her
father, Mr. James Dryden. in Que
ponce, and other relatives in and near
Newark. Miss Dryden graduated
as trained nurse at the Presbyterian
Hospital, Philadelphia, in May, and
has been doing regular nursing since
that time. She will remain homo
several months.
Prof. Simmons, of Dorchester
County. who is TO succeed Prof.
Humphreys as Principal of Snow H L
High Sehool. was in Snow Hill the
frA n the week looking over the
groMd. He could lady ee the High
ScXdpl for weeds and bushes Prof.
Tmn IONS has pleasing personality
/and cRmes highly recommended. We
wish fVr him a pleasant berth
Mr.. Cleveland H. Bailey, yo,man
in the L. s. ~ X. f.. has returned
home from two weeks cruise on
the L. s. Steamer Cheyenne. The
Cheyenne crused in the CheSap cake
( Bay. also made stops NJ Cambridge,
Washington and Baltimore. This is
Nh Bailey's second cruise on boa d
the Cheyenne this summer.
Mrs. Blanche BAILEY. Of Whining
ton. and Mrs Lorah Bailey and
children, Of Norfolk, are visiting their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.
Bailey, and other relatives.
Worcester Post No. 81. Amer
lean Legion. will meet in Price, Hall,
Monday evening. All members should
he present.
John W. station, Esq. left carly
Friday morning for Baltimore to err
JOY short vacation. From Balti-
more he win 20 by boat TO Norfolk.
thence by boat to Boston.
Miss Leila Vincent, of Whining
ton, is spending her vacation at home
with her mother. Mrs. W. ". Vim
cent. and other members of the fam
ily
Mr.. Ernest |. Jones, supervising
manager of Wicomico. Worcester and
Somerse; Counties. of the X. l.. Dol
ings Co. was in Snow Hill Wednes-
day. Nr. Jones has severed bus
mess connection of thirty-one years
with the b. c. d 4. Railway Com
pany to accept the position Of super
visor for the Dollings Company. md
he will give his entire tine and at
tention to his new work. Mr.. J,ne.
was formerly mayor Of Salisbury. AMI
he is one of the substantial business
men Of that city.
MIR. F.. X. Wilson of the Fidelity
and Deposit Co, Baltimore, was in
Snow Hill Wednesday. He is spend
ing his vacation at Berlin with his
sister, Mrs. Franklin Upshur, and at
Ocean City.
Mr.. William Price, WHO is attend
ing Maryland University Law School.
is home for the summer vacation.
Miss Kathryn Jones, Nh. Newell
NJ. Corddry. and Nh. Oliver Dale
Collins. Jr.. will leave today for a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. Pechin at
Twin Lakes, Conn.
/ Mrs. Grace McAllister and daUgh-
/ ter, Miss Katherine McAllister, Of
Belair, Md. are guests Of Mr.. Nc
J Allister'S sister, Mrs. John ". station.
Col. George VI. Upshur and
daughter, Mrs James b. Whaley. lief;
early Monday morning on motor
trip to Chestertown, where Col.
Upshur sold some valuable real estate
in Kent County at public sale on
Tuesday.
Hon. William f. Johnson and
wife have returned home from a
motor trip in company with her
father F. a. Davis. Esq. Of Balti-
more. Their itinerary took them
through the New England States to
Maine. where their son. Thomas. was
at Camp Pocomoke near Portland.
and who accompanied them home.
They aso visited their daughter, Miss
Katherine Johnson, at Camp Asquam.
New Hampshire.