The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 1907
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

| Mr.. Earl Orem returned home this morn
ing from Baltimore
| Mr. II. c. Gertz was passenger on the
boat last night for Baltimore.
Drs. Kelly and Burns returned on the
boat last night for Baltimore.
| Mrs. G. B. Taylor and daughter left on
| the boat last night for Baltimore.
| Miss Anna Rice, of Choptank, left last
night for a trip to the Monumental city.
| Mr.. r. I. Norris, who sells the "Kleen.
| sweep" broom, left on the boat last night.
| Mrs. Edgar Shackelfoid left last mig bit
| to visit friends and relatives in Talbot and
| B iltimore
| Mr. G. f. Wroten and family are visit
ing the family of Mr. Walter Mills, Maple
] Dam road
Mrs. Gertrude Schundele, of Baltimore,
is the guest of Mr. Charley Corkran, 112
Henry street, this city.
Miss Mary Henry and Mrs. E. E Wolff
returned home this morning after pleas
ant visit to friends away.
Mrs. Mary j. Williamson and grand
daughter, of Preston, Maryland, are guests
of Mrs. VIM. NJ. Fletcher, this city.
Mis-. H. C. Orem returned home this
morning after very pleasant visit to
friends and relatives in Baltimore
Hon. Phillips Lee Goldsborough re-
turned home this morning on the boat
after business trip to Baltimore
We have on exhibition in the window of
The BANNER office six pound sweet po-
tato raised by MIR. w. F. Reagan, Town
Point.
Mrs. Robert G. Hurlock returned to her
home at Hurlock today, aftera very pleas.
ant visit to her sister, Mrs. James P.
Handley.
Miss Helen Smith, of Town Point, and
her sister Miss Eva II. Smith, of James,
left on the boat last night to spend Satur-
day in Baltimore.
The Ladies Tennis Club will give an en-
tertainment in November. The club pre-.
sented play at the Auditorium last year,
which was greatly enjoyed
DR.. and Mrs. Fessenden F. Hicks re-
turned this morning from trip to Savan
nah. Ga, where they visited Captain and |
Mrs. George L. Hicks, at Fort Screven.
Messrs. S. Fooks, B. Sinner, T. w.
Donoho, Samuel Bell, Frank Blades, II.
D. Knott, E. G. Ross, s. l. Weems and
James A. Myers were passengers on the
boat last night for Baltimore
An enthusiastic Democratic Massmeet-
ing was held last night at Elliott's Island
and the principals of the party were up
held by Messrs. Hazelton Joyce, V. Cal
vim Trice, the Democratic candidate for |
States Attorney, Elk Senator VIM. F. APP
plegarth, and Joseph B. Meredith.
Mrs. Adelaide B. Reid died in New
York City at o'clock Thursday after
noon. The remains will be brought to |
Cambridge for interment. Mrs. Reid was
cousin OF Messrs. A ID. BayIy and Ed |
gar Bayly, of Cambridge, and was also a
near relative of the Muse family.
DR.. j. W. Mccormack, of the American
Medical Association, will deliver an adj
dress at meeting to be held under the
auspices of the Dorchester County Medi
cal Society at Cambridge Thursday even.
ing, November 21st. This meeting is for
all public spirited persons, who are inter-
ested in pure food, pure drugs, better sani-
tation and a broader view of all things
connected with health. Ministers, law
yers, members of women's clubs, employ
ees and working men are especially in
| vited.
DR.. B. W. Goldsborough, Pres.
Houston, Secy.