The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-06-19
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10 1907
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

| Summer IN earnest, and heres Wishing
she may stay for time.
Miss May Phelps reached hme today
on the morning boat after pleasant trip
to Jamestown.
Miss Marie Wrightson, OF Easton, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Sallie Dawson,
for some time.
Messrs. f S. Gore, w A. Percy, and
Herman Holland will run the canning
house at Salem the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Phillips left
Monday night to accompany their sister,
Mrs. VIM Richardson, as far as -Balti-
more.
Master Howard Taylor, who has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs T. B. Windsor, at
Airey, has returned to his home at Phila.
delphia.
Mr.. B. E. Harrington, of Taylor's Is.
land, has decided to pay his tomato grow
ers 50 90 per ton, the contract price being
IS 90 per ton.
Mr.. Clarence S. Todd has returned to
his home at Ashville, N. c., after spend
ing a week with his mother, Mrs E. A.
Todd, this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank G. Hanna and fami
ly are spending several days at Hurlock
with Mrs Hanna's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cn1unI,uc Wa55oll
State Comptroller Atkinson has an
nounced the third quarterly distribution
of the state school fund, as of the quarter
June 10, to September Is Dorchester
county gets $S,024.07.
The ladies of Spedden's Church will
hold a strawberry festival on the church
ground Saturday afternoon and evening,
June %. Ice cream, cake, lemonade and
other refreshments also served. All are
invited 19-4t.
Mr. Harvey n Smith, student at
Dickinson College, is spending his sum-
mer vacation in Georgetown, Del, where
he has position with the Pennsylvania
Railroad, Mr.. Smith was last week the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin w Smith, for several days.
Mace. slacum & Company have sold to
the following parties horse power
Victor or Hubbard engine: Capts. Byrd
and Will Cannon, Geo. W. Woolford
Callie Jones 6! Oiole engine, etc. Who
next? Also sold Capt. Davis Price 4
horse power Victor to go to jamestown to
use about towing.
Mr.. E IEsley has bought of MIR. j. B.
Roszelle fifteen feet of land fronting on
Race street adjoining the property of the
former for S700. Land is pretty valuable
on upper Race street, almost SAT a front
foot, being pretty good price in Cam
bridge. We understand that Mr.. Insley
will remodel his present building and add
to it, the purchase being for that purpose.
Tuesday was pretty day and visitors
from Dorchester county were in Cam
bird ge in sufficient numbers to be noticed.
Among them we noted: MIR q 81. Brins-
field, of Fork district; Messrs. ]. w. T.
Webb and Thomas c. Sellers, of Vienna
Frenk P. Corkran, of Williamsburg; Benz.
F. johnson, of Hurlock; E. S. Gore and
J. Houston Stapleforte, of Salem; Judge
J. Hooper Bosley, School Commissioner
and Mrs. Daniel B. Prettyman and son,
and Duncan L. Noble. of Taylor's Island /;
John A. Baker, of East New Market
Francis II. Vincent, of Linkwood; Thos.
B. Windsor, of Airey; Judge Jos. E.
McKnett, of Middletown; County Com
missioner Arthur j. KirwaD, of Grape
County Commissioner Eugene Crocheron,
of Crocheron; County Commissioner VIM.
R. Thomas and DR. Benjamin L, Smith.
of Madison; Joseph w. Bradshaw, Of
| Golden Hill; B. J. Linthicum, of Church
Greek Mr.. and Mrs. Levi d. Travers
and daughter. of Taylor's Island.