The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1908-05-19
TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1908
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Auditorium tonight.
Mr. John A. Baker, of East New Mar
ket, was Cambridge visitor today.
Mr.. Vida James of Baltimore, is visit
ing friends and relativesin Cambridge.
Mr.. George Glover, ST., was a passenger
on the boat Monday night for Baltimore.
Mr.. Robert Lanier. of New York, i.
spending several days in town as the guest
of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Sheridan, of Hur
lock, went to Baltimore on the boat Mon.
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Adams left Mon.
day night for Baltimore, where they will
spend few days.
Mr. James Haggety has gone to work
and is painting Mr.. Thos. B. Gators house
on Academy street.
Rev. Frank B. McSparran left ON the
boat last night for Baltimore, where he
spent today on business.
Mr.. Baynard Robbins, of Robbins, left
on the boat Monday night for Baltimore,
where he will spend few days.
Messrs. VIM. H. and Lay Bryan, of
Baltimore, are visiting their mother,
Mrs. Aurelia Bryan, Mill street.
Mrs Stella Sard and son, Carlton, of
Baltimore, are visiting their grandparents,
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Wright, Muir St.
Paymaster Robert Goldsborough, . S.
N, is visiting his parents. Paydirector
and Mrs. W. M. Goldsborough, this city.
Miss Evelyn Mills has returned home
after attending the May Hop at the Mary
land Agricultural College, College Park,
Md.
Mr.. William Gore was a passenger on
the boat Monday night for Baltimore,
where he will be for the next few days on
business.
Mrs. II. G. England left on the boat
Monday night after short visit to her
mother, Mrs. Mary C. Mitchell, of East
New Market.
DR.. j. s.. B. Woolford and DR.. Duncan,
of Chattanooga, Tenn, are spending sew
eral days in town as the guests of Miss
Belle Woolford, Locust street.
Mrs. Emma Orem returned home Sun
day morning after spending several months
as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F.. E.
VanP Patton, at her home il Meadville, Pa.
Mr.. Frank G Meekins and Miss Lena
Robbins, both of Cambridge, were mar
ried at St. Paul's NJ P. Church parsonage
by Rev. j. L. Ward at eight o'clock. last
night.
Owing to the decline in muslins, mat
tings, dress goods and other things. Corn
well, Bowdle s. Co. are selling these goods
at the lowest prices in three years. Read
adv.
Mr.. John Robinson. of Sharptown, Is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Dren-
men, this city. Mr.. Robinson is more
than four score years Of age, but is hale,
hearty and active as the average man of
sixty.
The funeral of Moses Camper, Jr., who
died Sunday night. took place from
Waugh Chapel at three o'clock this after
noon. He is survived by his father,
mother and five sisters, besides large
circle Of friends.
Mr.. Halbert L. Vincent, for the last two
years tax collector in Fork district, died
Sunday of appendicitis. Mr.. Vincent was
an excellent man and citizen and was
about forty years of age. His wife, who
was sister of Mr.. Zorro H. Brinsfield,
died several years ago.
4 game of base ball will be played at
the Athletic Park, between the Cambridge
High School and Federalsburg's first team,
on Wednesday afternoon at 3 80 sharp.
"Chick Dunn, who held fredericksburg
to one scratch hit in seven innings at
fredericksburg, will positively twirl for the
locals. Admission, loo
Members of the Rescue Fire Company
urgently request the ladies of the town to
meet at the reception room of Fire Com
pany Wednesday evening at eight O'Clock
to take steps for getting up festival
for the benefit of the Fire Company.
Representatives of Rescue Fire Company
will 60 at an early date to attend the
Fireman's Convention, and the company
desires to raise money to defray this pur-
pose and other necessary expenses. IS St