The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-05
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

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Mr.. II Ruff, of Hurlock, went to Balti.
more Sunday night.
Mrs. John Hayward, of Secretary, left
Sunday for Virginia.
Mr.. William J. Watkins is spending
several days in Cambridge.
Drs. C. F. Burnam and F. w. Janney
will be at the Cambridge Maryland Hos
pital tomorrow.
Miss Amelia Wiley, of Lloyds. went
to Baltimore on the boat Monday night to
spend few days.
| Mr.. John Thomas returned to Baltimore
on the boat Monday night after short
business trip to Cambridge
Mr. Clement Henry, of Little Horns
Point, has purchased Ford runabout
from Mr.. II. II. Wright.
Mr.. VIM. c. Handley, of Jessups, Md,
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Bradley,
at her home on Muse street.
Miss Hattie Dooling, of Windy Hill,
was passenger on the Joppa Sunday
night for the Monumental city. i
Mrs. Jas. R. Phillips, of Preston, is
spending several days in town as tho guest
of Mrs. R. Watson Webb, Vue de 'Leau
| street.
Mr.. William Dean left on the boat Mon.
day night for Baltimore, where be will
purchase lot of horses to bring to Csm
bridge.
Mr.. John Fl Richal dson left for Balti-
more on the boat Sunday night after q
short visit to his aunt, Mrs. Emiline Kel-
ley, of Cambridge.
Mr.. Nicholas Williams was passenger
on the boat Monday night for Baltimore.
where he will spend the next few days on
short business trip.
Mr.. William Handley, who has been
visiting friends in Cambridge for the past
few days, returned to Jessups, Nd, on
the boat Monday night.
Mr.. Ralph T. Wheatley, formerly of
Fork district and who holds good posi-
ton with the B. & .. R. R., is spending
few days in Dorchester.
Messrs. Charley and Frederick R chard.
son returned to Baltimore on the boat
Sunday night after short visit to their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Richardson,
of Church Creek.
Miss Fannie Butley and Mrs. Emma
Hines returned to Baltimore on the Joppa
Sunday night after a short visit to Miss
Sallie Tyler. of this city, who accompanied
them to Baltimore.
Messrs c. E Smith, of Hurlock; and
George Anderson, of Secretary, left on
the boat Sunday night for Baltimore.
where they will spend few days on 8
short business trip.
William Collins, of Talbot county, died
Sunday night of appendicitis. He was at
one time member of the House of Dele
gates and noted as the author of q sweep
ing automobile bill.
Mr. Emmett L. Petit, of Washington,
D. c., has bought of Messrs. Alvin NJ.
Downey and Emerson c. Harrington the
Bates farm, In Neck district. He will
use it as summer residence.
The marriage of Mr.. Melbourne Bar
rack, of Cornersville, and Miss Emma
Rumbley. of Cambridge. will take place
Wednesday afternoon, at five o'clock, at
Zion NJ. E. Parsonage. 100 Locust Street.
Paymaster Robert D. Fallon, of Bal,i.
more, has been spending short time in
Cambridge looking after the interests of
the Naval Brigade. 1t is hoped by many
that sufficient interest may be aroused in
the brigade to reorganize the battalion.
Capt. and Mrs. VIM. Miers Lank, of
5O4O Spruce street, Philadelphia. have
sent OF announcements of the marriage
of theil daughter, Elsie. to Mr.. Charles
Howell LeFevre, on Wednesday. April
20. Mr.. and Mrs LeFevre will be at
home at Smyrna. Del, after May 20
At the town election held at Secretary
on Monday. May 4, Messrs. W. ]. Wells,
h. J. Baker C. N. Spence. VIM Sard
and Harry Dean we're elected Commits
sioners to serve for one year. There was
hot fight between the Anti-W ellis fac
ton and the Hurley faction. but in spite
of opposition Mayor Wells holds forth
again.