The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-29
SATURDAY, JUNE 80 1907
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

more, for repairs.
Mr. Levin S. Dali arrived in Cambridge
on the late train yesterday, after visit to
Baltimore and Jamestown.
Miss Carrie Spillman has returned from
Baltimore and is visiting her sister, Mrs
W. D. Travels, this city
Mrs Winfield Webster and daughter,
Winifred, of Vienna. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Webster, of this city.
The home of Mss Shirley Dashiell was
last night the scene of delightful dance
given to her boy and girl friends.
Mrs. G. E. Lloyd and children, of Will
mington, Del, are spending some time in
Cambridge as the guests of relatives.
Miss Kathryn Wallace gave very
much enjoyed impromptu dance to a
number of friends at her home last night
The director of the National Bank, of
Cambridge, have declared their usual
semi annual dividend of 80, payable after
July 1,
Miss Nary Spicer retr'ned Thursday
afternoon to her home at Seaford Del,
after visit to her friend, Miss Lillian
Sterling.
The Dorch ter National Bank on Tues
day last declared its regular semi annual
dividend of five per cent, payable after
July 1st.
Bailiff Charles G. Pritchett l % the
sympathy of the community in ~ oss OF
his infant child which died F,,,.ay after
noon
Commencing Sunday. July the Sun
day School of Christ Church W meet at
the Parish House Sunday morl: ng at half
past nine o'clock.
Messrs. Clarence Jones, of Front Royal,
Va, and GUY Fairbanks, of Baltimore,
are spending some time in Cambridge as
the guests of friends
MIR. Charles E. Bentley, of German.
town, Philadelphia, o lived in town by
train last evening and will spend a week
with his cousin, Miss Sallie Lang, Muir
sire at.
Mr.. Samuel w. Woolford, Jr., of Phil
adelphia, is spending several weeks va.
cation as the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. s,mu.l W. Woo1ford, at Lib
erty Hall.
Miss &C Ie Hall, who IS taking course
in m"ic Philadelphia, is spending some
time i Cambridge as the guest of her
pa: 5. MIR. and Mrs. T. E. Eall, on
CT Oh street.
.Ir. W. Arthur Mitchell end daugh4 r,
Us. Lizzie Taylor, with the Nv er's
daughter, Elizabeth, have returned ID
their home at Elkton, Maryland, after a
visit to relatives here.
Rev. J. M. Shel idan, President of the
Maryland 4 'ual Conference of the NJ. P.
Church, will pr h at St. Pauls NJ. P.
Church, Cambridge, Sunday at 1890 Am.
aud p. m, aud at Chate su at $50 pm.
At the meeting of the Commissioners of
Dorchester county held on Thursday, the
levy of the coming year was made. The
late is lower than last years by just five
cents on the one hundred dollars, being
now $1.45.
Mr.. William Alden Costen died Thurs
day at his home at Pocomoke City, Wor
cester county, after five years illness OF
consumption, aged SO years. Mr.. Cos
ten was the founder of the w. A. Coster
Chemical Company.
Children are notified that they must no
sit in the windows of the Court HOUSE
dming the band concerts, or at any othe
time. Some have taken the liberty tt
raise the windows and to also tamper will
the hoods OF awnings, resulting in broker
panes of glass and damage to awnings.
Capt. Joseph Bell has just completed
extensive repairs to his fast skipjack, ant
is now ready to carry out sailing partie
in the evenings. Capt. Bell is very re
liable and an excellent seaman, so tina
the safety and enjoyment of an evening
sailing can entrusted to his care b,
anyone fond of indulging in such sport.
Mr.. r. e. Henschell, of Baltimore, ha
entered three of his best horses for tn
Fourth of July races at Hambrooks Driv
ing Park. Mr.. Andrew Wiley has en-
tered his horse 'Topsy," and Mr.. Colum
bus Waddell, his fast trotter, "Pearl", TO
the races, also. There are a number O
other excellent entries, and some extr
good racing may be expected.
Mr. Joseph Meredith. assistant scho,
examiner, returned on the train last nigh
from Jamestown, where he has been al
tending the meeting of the State Teach
ers' Association. Mr.. Meredith does nc
agree with some of the tourists returnin
from the Exposition that the affair is nc
worth seeing. On the contrary, he state
that, while necessarily there are some pre-
jects not as yet carried out, and fe'
buildings yet uncompleted, the great ms
iority of the state bu 'dings are finished
and that everything inside the ground
presents an attractive appearance.