The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-21
.Brief2ocal Mem,


Messrs. w. H. Towers and E
Buker spent yesterday at Easto
Fair.
Miss Hattie Tucker is spendin
a week with Mrs. T. P. Smith, a
Easton.
Miss Eva Wiley is spending
sometime at Easton, with relative
and friends.
The regular weekly concert viii
be given tonight by the Citizen
Band, in Spring Valley.
Mrs. Mamie Reed, of Baltimore
is the guest of Mrs. Daniel Wright
at her home on Franklin street.
Mr.. J. Harry Kraft returned
homs on the train last night, aftel
short business trip to Baltimore
Mrs. Fannie Christopher has re
turned to her home in this city. af
ter visiting relatives at Balti
more.
DR.. Jenifer, Messrs. Jack Grasor
and Tom Bruff, all of Towson, are
spending sometime at the Hote1
Dixon.
Mr.. Herbert Travers returned
home yesterday from Baltimore
where he has been spending his
Misses Sallie Richardson and Ed
ma Moore are spending sometime in
Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
Mrs. Sallie l. Buck has returned
home, after a visit to her son, Mr..
Walter S. Buck. at Philadelphia, and
City.
Mr.. Wilbur Miles, of Williams
port, is a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. william Walter Willis,
Oakley street
Mr. Everett T ownsend arrived
home on the train last night, after
spending his vacation at Niagara
Falls and Atlantic City.
Mr.. George Harris, of Baltimore,
is spending somettme,.in Cambridge
visiting his sister, Mrs. Thomas B.
Gator. and other relatives
Mrs. Mary E, Joy ana Miss T Trina
Collision. of Baltimore. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerfield Joy, at
their home on Willis street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corkran
left yesterday afternoon for their
home at Wilmington, after spend
ing sometime with relatives in Cam
bridge. ...-...r.--..T ..f..-4a
Messrs. Clarence and Herbert
Arden, of Williamsposrrt. Pa. arg
spending sometime in Cambridge
with their cousin, Mrs. William Wal
ter Willis. y q - So Z
Mrs. M. o. Lewis and daughter,
Miss Della, of Baltimore, are visit
ing Mrs. Lewis daughter, Mrs. AL
,anus Phillips, at her home on
Mill street.
The advertisement of Young Buff
'alo Wild West Circus. which OK
1ibits in Cambridge Wednesday.
Sept. 8, appears on the, fourth page
If this paper. ~ 4.
The power boat A. j. Mcintosh,
which has been running excursions
% Easton Fair for the past two
,r three days, has been withdrawn
IN account of being needed else
where.
Nj and Mrs Herbert S. Ardell,
If Brooklyn, y Y, left on the att
ernoon train Tuesday for the r
home, after having been the guests
If their cousin, Mrs. William Wal
er Willis, Oakley street.
Everybody's eating Post Toasties
Ind Grape-Nuts these days. It is
really surprising how many ways
hese delicious and beneficial foods
nay be served. Watch the adver-
isements appearing at different
lines in this paper.
Mr.. Roy Hurley, of Vienna, and
Miss Bernice Dunn, of Baltimore,
we're married at the NJ. E. Parson-
lge, at Vienla, Sunday, Aug. Hat
a. m, by Rev. G. S. Allen, the
pastor. The groom is engaged in
he barbering business in Vienna,
and the couple will make their
home in that place.
Mr.. J. Frank Brown, who for
nine years was in the employ of
the Baltimore, Chesapeake & At
lantic Railway Co., is now employed
BY The Equitable Mortgage and
Trust Co., of Baltimore, of which
John r. Bland is president. The
Company numbers on its directorate
some of the most successful finan-
ciers in Baltimore.
Rev. and Mrs J. E. Buckson and
daughter, of the Neck district; DR.
and Mrs. P. E. Hines, Mrs. j. B
Spedden and daughter, Miss Eliza
beth; Mr.. and Mrs Samuel E.Hub
bard, Mr. VIM. H. LeCompte, Mis-:
Della Delaha, Miss Myrtle Abbott
Mrs. John A. Lewis, Mr. James N
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Willis
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Sauerhoff
Miss Josephine Hopkins, and Mr.
J.Elliott Waddell were among thos
who left today on one of th'
popular trips of the Pennsylvani;
Railroad to Niagara Falls.
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