The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-10
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

| Mr. G. w. Bradshaw has car load OF
yellow corn on the way. See ad. in an
o.her column.
Mr.. Duncan Noble, of Taylors Island
spent part of last week in Cambridge g
guest at the Hotel Dixon.
The young people of Vienna, gave
dance Thursday night at Chalfonte Hall,
which was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. William T. johnson, of Annapolis,
arrived in Cambridge on the boat Satur
day morning for several days stay.
Delicious ice cream, cake and strawber
ries will be served by the members of the
Choir Guild Wednesday night at the Par
ish House.
All who promised cakes and other
things for the Choir Guild festival will
please send to the Parish House Wednes
day next, any time after ten o'clock a. m.
If you want some good old fashioned
cake made by the famous cake-makers OF
Cambridge, don't fail to attend the festi
val Wednesday night, June the 18th. at the
Parish House.
Mrs. B. E. Harrington, of Taylor's
Island, returned on the noon train Friday
from Williamsburg, where she has for
some time been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. Smith.
An opportunity will be given all the
little boys and girls as we'll as the older
ones to go fishing Wednesday night. The
Fish Pond will be full of fine catches.
Come and try your luck.
The Standard in its current issue de-
votes nearly two columns of its editorial
spsce to the editor of THE BANNER.
Many thanks for this evidence of it's dis
tinguished consideration.
Mr. Frank Harding. for many years en-
gagged in the hauling business in this city,
has sold out his hauling outfit and good
will to Messrs Loney Slacum and John
Simmons who will conduct the business.
The manual training exhibit of Cam
bridge High School will take place Tues
day afternoon a! the manual training room
at Cambridge Seminary at four o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
George and Matte II. Dean sold Satur-
day afternoon through James W. Waddell,
attorney, to G. NJ. Yates, their house and
lot situated on the north side of Bethel
street, in the town of Cambridge, for
$17s.
Mr.. and Mrs John R. Pattison and Mrs.
Henry Lloyd, of Cambridge, and Mr.. Fora
d. Brinsfeld, of Eldorado, have gone in
the latter's automobile to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Perry, Centreville, Queen
Anne county.
Medical Director GeorgeE. q. Harmon.
U. s. N, who has been visiting friends in
Cambridge left Sunday evening for the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, where he has
been detailed for special duty on the ex.
aiming board for midshipmen. After 4
week or ten days he will resume
his regular duties at the New York Nav
al hospitsl.
Tomorrow being st. Barnabas day and
the fifteenth anniversary of the Reciors
ordination TO the Priesthood, there will be
Holy Communion in Christ Church at 10
o'clock in the morning. The rector feels
that there Is no more appropriate way in
which the anniversary of his ordination
may be celebrated than by inviting his
friends to take the sacrament with him.
The body of Julius Henry, of Laurel,
who was drowned in the Nanticoke when
he fell from railroad bridge over that
stream on June first. was recovered Satur-
day. twill be remembered that Henry
was put off a train because he was slow
in producing tickets which he had in his
pocket, and fell from the bridge while
trying to make his way back to Seaford Ia
heavy wind. storm. The tickets which
were the indirect cause of the acciden
were found in the dead mans pocket.
The publishers Of the Peninsula Maya
zine, owing to unavoidable circumstances,
are compelled to suspend said publication
The covers and story section, together
with some other matter entirely essential
to the makeup of the magazine were to
be furnished by syndicate of publishers
who have failed to keep their agreement,
thus making the continuance of the pub
LEGATION impossible. The money will be
cheerfully refunded to all who so kindly
subscribed, and thanks are extended to