The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-06-10
Brief Local News

will meet tonight at o'clock at the
home of Judge Lloyd.
/ Mrs. Ionic Slacum and two chill
! dren, are spending sometime with
/ friends at Wilmington, Del.
! Seventy-seven colored men of Dor
} chester county received their call for
| military service today. They will
| leave here Wednesday, June 10th, for
! Camp Meade.
Nh Daniel T. Kennedy and Miss
Eva Viola Christopher, both of Will
liamsburg, were quietly married at
the parsonage at Williamsburg Sat
urday, May 18th, at $50 o'clock, by
the pastor, Rev. Charles Fl. Hudson.
Messrs. Milton Hubbard and Chas.
! Keller. Misses Julia Bell and Este
! lena Derringer, of Chestertown, and
Mr. Emerson Spedden. of Baltimore,
! spent yesterday as the guests of Mr..
| Hubbard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Samuel Z. Hubbard, at their home
/ on Academy street. this city.
! diers and sailors shall be able to live
| under proper conditions while the
wage Garner is fighting is the gener
al purpose of the Home Service work
of the American Red Cross. With
out any suggestion Of charity or
patronage this section will do every
thing possible to assure the physical
and moral we'll being Of these victory
families
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Robinson
and Mrs. Mary Lloyd, of Carney's
Point, are spending sometime in this !
city visiting MIR. and Mrs. James
Cantwell, at their home on Byrn st. |
Mr.. Paul Lake has returned to |
Camp Meade, after having spent a ,
short time with his parents, Mr. and !
Mrs. Edward Lake, at their home Oh |
Locust street.
The Leonard Memorial Fund, with /!
which a tablet will be erected to the |
memory of CoXswain Roscoe G. Leon |
ard, is growing, but not so rapidly
as we would like. Contributions are
being received at the Banner Office, |
and it is hoped that all those who
intend to help raise the money will
! let us hear from them without de-
lay. A large number of people have
said they want to help, but have ne
| elected TO send in their subscriptions.
May we hear from them at once?
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Cambridge postoffice to
June Sth: E. N. Cleveland, Joseph
| Cephas, Rush Hooper, Robert Fl.
1TiIac Il w Todd linn Thomas E7raH
| Sewell. Mrs Hannah Conway, Mrs
G. A. Cooke, Rachel Fletcher, Mrs.
Sewell Herman, Mrs. Eliza Lee. Miss
Edna Marine, Mrs Corneiia Manokey
Miss Maty Sampson, Miss Sophronia
Travers, Miss Jennie b. Wright, Miss
; Anna Wingate, Miss Lener Wongus.
C w. Wright, Postmaster.
Through an oversight in prepar
ing the additional list of members of
the $1,000 War Savings Stamp Club,
the name of Mr.. John M. Pritchett
was left out. Persons who are saw
ing these lists, of which there are
said to be a number, will kindly ado |
the name of Mr.. Pritchett to the list. i
There will be another list published |
in a day or two, and we advise the !
public to scan it carefully, as every
one is entitled TO know who is ana |
who is not doing what they can for |
the country at this time.
Governor Harrington has received
two pounds of wool from the sheep |
on the White House lawn, to be sold
to the highest bidder for the benefit |
of the Red Cross. Bids will be re- |
ceived by the Governor by mail and |
telegraph from residents of the State |
for Maryland's share of the shearings |
from the White House sheep. Bids |
will be published each day, and the |
successful bidder will receive a let |
ter from the President and Mrs. Will |
son. The total amount realized from |
the sale of this wool is to be turned |
into the Second Red Cross War Fund |
and is to be known as the Presidents |
Fund.