The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-07-19
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Brief Local News

Miss Mary Eaton, of Baltimore, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Ruth
Hooper.
Miss Clara Stevens, of Baltimore,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. J. Pal
mer. stony Ridge" farm.
Miss Edith Fleming, who is in the
Government employ, at Washington,
is visiting Mrs. John P. Nichols.
John Billings says a man who de-
ponds on his ancestors is like pota-
to-the best part of it is under the
ground
Messrs. Herbert and John -, Orr
have sold their handsome bungalow,
on Handbook Boulevard, to Messrs.
! S. 5. Andrews and W. S. Hoddinott.
Mrs. Jennie Shores has received
word from her son, Geo. . Shores,
informing her of his safe arrival ov-
erseas.
Mrs. w E. Pearson has received a
card from her son, Edwin c. Pear
son, telling her of his safe arrival
overseas.
Mrs ?. S. Yates received word
/ from her husband, Mr.. P. S. Yates,
18th Field Hospital Corps, that he
has arrived safely overseas.
Mrs VIM. H Hooper and daugh-
/ ter, Ruth, have returned to their
home on Oakley street. after spend
/ ing several days in Baltimore.
! Mrs. George A. Stanton and Mrs.
! Charles Schaeffer, of Baltimore, are
spending a short time in Cambridge,
/ as the guests of relatives and friends.
/ Captain Worthington Campbell, of
the Ordnance Department, L. S. A,
/ is visiting his aunt, Mrs. a. Hamil-
! ton Bayly at her home on High St,
for the day.
/ Mrs William P Andrews, of Cra-
pc, and Mrs. James Z. Andrews, of
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the train, after having spent the past
week at Baltimore, Blue Ridge Sum-
NIT and Atlantic City. \. J.
The local Dealt Board has receiv-
ed instructions that the men recent
llv called will not leave Cambridge
until Tuesday, July 23rd. instead of
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nounced.
Mr.. and Mrs George Van Malta
and Mr. and Mrs. \. J. Foble, Jr., of
/ Camden, \. J.. are visiting Mr.. Fo-
! ble's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. Fo
| Bile, at their home on Church street.
, The four are making a tour of the
! Delmaryia Peninsula in Mr.. Van
/ Natta's touring car.
Chief Gunner Richard w. Hines,
U. S. N, stationed at Norfolk, ga,
and his two small sons, Richard, Jr.,
and Paul, are spending a short time
in Cambridge visiting DR.. and Mrs.
P. Z. Hines Dicks" friends were
all glad to see him, and kept him
busy shaking the glad" hands.
Now that our Sammies are making
such brilliant drive against the
Huns on the West Front, what could
be more timely than a big, thrilling,
patriotic feature like miss U. S. A."
! the William Fox master feature, with
June Caprice, which will be shown at
| the Grand Opera House tomorrow
Saturday matinee and night?
! We are informed that dorchester
| is the banner county of the State in
membership at the Summer School
held at the Normal School, Towson,
Md. There are about thirty teachers
there from our county, attending the
session. They report everything is
! lovely, and seem we'll pleased with
! the courses given, the location of the
| school and the comforts and con-
veniences of the dormitories. We be-
the right step in opening a Summer
! School at Towson.
/ Lieut.. John 7. Stewart, son of w.
Henry Stewart, and grandson of the
| late John T. Stewart, of Sandy Hill,
after years of absence, serving in the
regular army in the Spanish-Ameri
can War, and on duty in the Philip
pines, where he was attacked by
three native warriors, and though
alone, came out victorious, but Sc
verely wounded, returning to spend
sometime in Alaska, has returned to
Cambridge. He is stopping with his
sister, Mrs. VIM. Stiner, Belvedere
avenue, and visiting other relatives.
Messrs. V. Calvin Trice, of this
city, and James U. Dennis, of Balti-
more, appeared before the State Ac-
cident Commission in Baltimore yes
! terday, as counsel for Mrs. Addie
Woodland, of Applegarth, this coun-
ty, in the matter of the amount due
her from the Mclean Construction
Company, of Baltimore, as the result
of her son, Luther E. Woodland, be-
ing killed while in the employ of the
construction company. The Com
pany awarded Mrs. Woodland So
/ $40, the compensation being based
at the rate of So week for about s
years.
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