Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-11-13
Local Happenings

Mrs. ElWO0d Matthews gave an Oys-
ter roast at Georges Island Landing
Monday night in honor of her guest,
Miss Morrison.
! Miss katherine McMaster, formerly
of Baltimore, has taken an apartment
for the winter, at the home of her
brother, Sam McMaster.'
Miss Rose Stevenson has been Wis
iting he'd son, B. B. Stevenson and
family in Cape Charles, Va. ,gse4fs "A
Mrs. Ella Veasey is spnding some
time with relatives in Wilmington
and Baltimore. 81
Miss Hattie Stevenson went to Cape
Charles on Wednesday Of this week
returning on Thursday, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Rose Stevenson.
Mrs. McConley, of Elkridge, Nd, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Riley.
Miss Dorothy Jones spent last week
end in Cape Charles, Va, visiting
friends.
Mrs. Louis Werliin, Of Bala, Pa, is
the guest of Mrs j. Paul Young.
Mr.. William Veasey attended the
Sesqui-C Centennial the early part Of
the week.
Mr.. H. B. Pilchard has been on the
sick list this week.
Miss Florence Covington and moth
er are moving into the home of Mr..
Edgar Covington for the winter.
/ Miss Rosemary Stevens is spending
the week in Onaacock, Va, visiting
Mrs. William Nelson, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dryden are
In Philadelphia attending the Sesqui
this week.
Mrs. R. v. Gladding and Miss Rosa
Duncan have been on motor trip
with friends, thru the Valley Of Vir-
ginia, Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Sydney Tull I wifFattend the
Hopkins-St. Johns foot ball game to-
day in Baltimore.
Mrs. F. J. Lloyd entertained the
Wednesday afternoon Bridge Club at
her home on Market street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ounce Ashburn have
returned from a visit to their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Earle Eberwine of Suffolk.
Miss Evelyn NAPLES is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Richard Freeman, who has for
several weeks been laid up at his
home on Sixth street, is said to. be
slowly improving. .o >gSa%
MI. William Sartorius, the well
known jeweler, is much missed from
his place of business on Market ST..
and it is learned with regret that hii
absence is due to physical disability
Accompanied by his son, DR.. Norman
E. Sartorious, he went Sunday to the
Union Memorial Hospital, in Baltl-
more, from which institution it is hop
ed he may soon return in improved
health. a
Mr.. Crawford Hillman, one of the
enthusiastic huntsmen,' is prepared
for the gaming season. A bloodci
raccoon hound, purchased by him TO,
use in the popular "coon hunt" reach
ed here from Southern Kentucky some
time this last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews, who for g
few months past have been residents
Of this city, stopping at the home Of
Mr.. w. ]. Hall on Second street, have
returned to their former place oil
residence in Los Angeles, Cal.
There is some talk of the reorgani
cation of the local band, left stranded
; by the departure of its organizer ant
conductor, Prof. Szeyller severa
months ago. It is suggested that Mr.
Roger Vincent undertake the work
his capability in the muscal field hav
ng been fully demonstrated, and it il
to hoped he will consent to do so. Thu
citizens were most proud of the oil
organization and feel it a pity to le
the musical talent of the community
die out from lack Of encouragement
!. and expression.
Mr.. William Ellis has severed hi
connection with the firm of Carter {
Ellis. Mr.. Carter, taking over tn
tonsorial business, has as his assist
ants, Mr.. Edward Kelley, Of this city
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