The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-08-27


phia and Lake PIacId. Pa
Mrs. Ionic Slacum ana TWO sons.
Norman and Charles e., are spend
ing several days as the guests OF rel
atlNes in Wilmington. Del.
Mrs. Mary Walters and Miss Wal
tiers, of Laurel. Howard county. are
guests of their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Arthur &. Hurlock Oakley 81.
Mr.. John Travers, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William ID. TralerS, has return
ed to his home in Baltimore, after
visiting relatives at Taylor's Island.
Mrs Howard Phillips and daugh-
ter, Mabel, and son, Watson. have re-
turned home, after a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Holiday Murphy. at their home
near Vienna.
Miss Edna White, who has been
spending two weeks at Philadelphia,
arrived home on the train last night.
She was accompanied by her sister.
! Mrs. :. Howeth Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. kilbourn, of Fairlee,
Kent county, and Mr.. Lawrence
Strong, also of Kent county, are the
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur 6.
Hurlock. Oakley street.
The moss beautiful screen star,
Marguerite Fisher. Will be seen to-
night at the Grand Opera House, in
The Pearl OF Paradise" a tense love
story of the South Sea Islands.
! Mrs. James W. McCready ana
! son, James, who have been spending
sometime al the Hotel PlimhimmOn,
! Ocean City, have returned to their
/ home on Mill street. this city.
Mr.. William b. Yates has resign
| ed his position as coiiecror for the
Dorchester Water Co, and The Cam
bridge Ice Co., and has been succeed
ed by Mr.. James c. johnson.
Mr.. Walter w Messick, of this
city, and Miss Lottie NJ. Smith, OF
Easton, We're quietly married at the
parsonage of Zion NJ. L. Church Sat
| urday, the pastor, Rev. ). y. Pill
chard, performing the ceremony.
Mr.. Milton Flowers and Miss Mel
lie G. Tyler, both of Fishing Creek,
were married Saturday at the par
sonage Of Zion VI. E Church. on Lo-
Gust street. The ceremony was per
ioh 'iiN'' ~ wv - ~ L IN iiCi u
Mr.. Herman Barth, Jr., left on
the boat last night for Baltimore,
enroute for Pikesville, where he is a
member of Battery c, after having
spent the day with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Barth, at their
home on Maryland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Handy and
family, of Bucktown, accompanied
by Mrs. c. NJ. kinnamon, of Cam
bridge. left Saturday morning in Mr..
Handy's touring car for Philadel-
phia, where they Will spend a few
days with Mrs. Handys parents
Mr.. Joseph W. Phelps, of Stump
Manor. received cablegram TINS
morning from his sister, Mrs. Julius,
Williamson, announcing her arrIVa,
at Auckland. New leland. Mrs.
Williamson, who was formerly Miss
May Phelps, of this city, spent the
summer with relatives in Dorchester,
Talbot and Wicomico counties.
Mr.. Robert NJ Hurley. one of the
best-known citizens of Vienna, met
with the misfortune of falling OFF of
the steps of the store of MeSsrs. J.
w. T. Webb & Son Saturday night,
injuring his right hip and straining
a number of the muscles of the right |
limb. His condition was improved |
Sunday, and he hopes to get out in
few days
Capt. w. Davis Price announces |
the marriage of his daughter, Marian I
Gertrude, to l.. Edward Thomas son /
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas, of !
this city. The wedding took place at |
Madison Tuesday, Aug. 81, at $50
O'Clock, Rev. S. L. Stevenson, pastor |
Of Madison NJ. E. Church, officiating. !
Mr. Thomas is member OF Com |.
pany c. Maryland National Guards
Mr.. Peyton b. Hodson, OF Vienna. |!
who has been in the employ of the |
Baltimore, Chesapeake d Atlantic /
Railway Company for a number of .
years, has recently been promoted to !
the position OF superintendent of |
Construction work on the railway /
lines. The acceptance of the new po- |
sition will necessitate his removing !
from Vienna to Salisbury.
\ fire which broke out in the |
racing stables of the Dorchester !
County Fair Association this morn |
pletely destroyed one section of the !
stables. The loss is estimated at
about $1,000, with insurance of about /
$500. The origin of the fire is I'm !
known, but is believed to have been !
caused by boys smoking around them .
The new fire insurance ratings for |
Cambridge have been received by ,
the various local agents, and are |
said in many instances TO represent I
sweeping increases, whereas in 9TH /
er cases rates remain the same, or |
are lower. Should this be true, the /
indications would seem to point to (,
immediate local conditions as being !
responsible for the changes. The ag-
ents can secure this information for ,
their policy holders.
The automobile of Mr.. Daniel j.
Wiley, of DraWbridge, was badly
damaged Saturday night near Wen
ma, as the result of being struck by
the machine of Mr.. s. j. Bennett. Mr..
Wiley and his family had driven
from their home TO Vienna, and had
gotten out of the car, after which
two of his sons went for a short spin
on the State road; they We're return
ing to Vienna when the accident oc-
CURED. The car was turned over,
one wheel was broken off and the TOP
badly injured. The machine was ia
ken TO Higgins garage, where Tt
pairs were completed in few hours.
so that they We're able to return IN
the car. The occupants of both cars
escaped serious injury
Peaches For Sale
Nice yellow peaches for preserv-
ing, by box or basket Apply to Ed
ward & PhjlIiDS GIG -