Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-07-22


from Monday until Thursday with his
son, Mr. 4. p Townsend, at Reho-
both, Del.
Miss Enid Hutchinson. 81 Brook
Ign, New York. j. CUES; a; the home
of Nh and Mrs. William u. Corddry.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Barton and
daughters. Misses Helen and VIOLA
Barton. Of Baltimore. are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William q. kerbin.
Mrs. Purcell, of Hamilton. who
has been here on a VISIT TO her sister,
Mrs. William X. Spuriicr, returned
home Friday of this week.
Miss Ruth Pus Y, of Poccmoke
City, has been the guest this week
Of Miss Hazel Richardson, and her
aunt, Mrs. II. II. Bailey.
Snow Hin needs a gas plant.
Gas stoves would soon take the place
Of wood and oil stoves. If a plant
pays in other towns il will pay in
Snow Hill
Mayor Renshaw is fixing the
holes in the streets. Keep il up until
thy are in good condition. Our
streets cost too much money 10 lei
them 20 to pieces. Another thing
which should be watched carefully. Is
the proper repairing Of the streets
when they have been dug up 10 lay
pipes to the water mains. There are
some bad looking places in the town
from this cause.
-Pocomoke Baptists wen; on a
picnic to Public Landing Wednesday.
Judge Ross is superintendent of the
Sunday School.
If you have not paid your sub
Scription 10 The Messenger for this
year. please give it prompt attention.
The Eastern Shore Baseball
League is playing much better ball
than the first of the season. Parks
ley is still in the lead with Pocomoke
holding fast TO second place.
MIR. c. Parker Smith purchased
the NJ. f. Parsonage building At pub
lie sale last Tuesday for $255.00. He
will wreck the building unless he can
find suitable lot on which TO move
ii. He has 80 days 10 remove il in.
Mrs. John Courtney. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. o. Langrell and daughters.
Ruth. Elizabeth and Margaret. and
their cousin, Miss Mary Peed, all of
Baltimore, spent three days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Court
ney. Mrs. John Courtney is the
mother of Mr.. Courtney.
Miss Lucille Collins, Of Snow Hill.
and Mrs. Thomas 2. Wharton, Of
Stockton, are visiting Mrs. Wharton's
cousins. Mrs Sally Clarke and son.
George N. Clarke. ESQ. at their sum
mer home in the Berkshires Of Con-
necticut.
The Sunday School Of All Hal
lows Church viii picnic 81 Public
Landing next Wednesday, July 26th.
All scholars and teachers are urged
to attend. and enjoy the outing.
-MeSsrS. Glerworth ard Al. T.
Sturgis have returned to their reSpec-
tive homes. after a brief visit &c their
mother, Mrs A. d. Sturgis.
Trout have commenced 10 bite in
Sinepuxeni Bay. George Vincent and
number of other Snow Hill disciples
of Isaac Walton have given the FISH =
iry-out, and have met with pretty
good success.
Thomas and Elizabeth Robins.
son and daughter O. Major Thomas
Robins. L. :. A.. who has been sta
toned at Washington for some time.
but who has recently been ordered 10
Fort Levenworth, Kansas, are here
on a visit TO their grandmother. Mrs.
John L. Robins. and uncle, Mr. james
+. Robins.
MIR. and Mrs. John DeveTeaux en-
;ertained Rev. William N. Strayer, Of
Oxford. Md. Rev. Paul StrayeF, Of
Rochester, y. Y, Mr.. James Young.
Mr.. Norris Young and Miss Annie
Young. Of Pocomoke City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Clayville. and Mr.. and
Mrs. James DSveTeaux and son. Of
Snow Hill last Sunday Al dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. John II. Truit; en-
;ertained the following tho frs Of
the week: Elder and Mrs.. II. c. Kerr,
. their granddaughter. Emily. Miss
Mary Francis. Misses Cl2rlce and
Alice HopenSack. Of IvylaEd, Pa.
Mrs. A. c. Holloway and daughter,
Miss Mary Holloway. Of Newark. On
the return OF Elder Kerr and party.
IN an,or,ot,ila ,y-in 10 porc--oke prir-