The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-05
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE. MD. AUGUST 1918.
Brief Local News

Miss Eugenia keene, of Annapolis
is visiting Mrs. VIM. NJ. Fletcher, this
city
Mrs. ]. A. Mcdonald is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Clayton Feeser, on
/ Maryland avenue.
Miss Mabelle Wright and Miss Sa-
rah Twilley spent the weekend with
friends at Hawkeye.
Mr. Geo. H. Dawson returned to
Baltimore last night, after spending
the weekend in town.
Misses Lula Holland, Eloise Edger
and Mrs. Chas. Richardson are visit
ing friends at Seaford, Del.
Miss Nellie Hobson has returned
home, after spending the weekend
with friends at Secretary.
Misses Agnes and Anna Collins left
this morning for Mt. Pocono, Pa,
where they will spend sometime.
Mrs. Edward B. Tucker, of Will
mington, Del, is visiting at the
home of her uncle, Mr.. Jos. H. Sau-
erhoff, Mill street.
The tug boat j. H. Rieal is prepar-
| ing to carry the barge OF shells which
has been loaded at A. Phillips Oyster
Packing Co.. to Baltimore.
The shipbuilding crew OF Mr.. Jos.
Shenton, of Golden Hill, is rapidly
constructing a new pile-driver for
the Cambridge Mfg. Co.
Mrs. Virgil Seward and Mrs. John
T. Moore have returned TO their
home, after spending the past week
with friends at Centreville.
! Miss Clara Stevens, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. j. Palmer,
at Stony Ridge Farm, has returned
to her home at Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary Lang and daughter,
Miss Sallie, left in an automobile
yesterday to visit relatives near
Centreville, Queen Annes county.
Sergt. j. Allan Mcdonald, Co. c,
522nd Engineers, Camp y. \. Hum
phreys, Va. is on q short visit to his
lunt, Mrs Clayton Feeser. Maryland
avenue.
III. James 7. Allan, formerly of
! Cambridge. but now living in Balti-
more is on a short visit to mis- sis
ter, Mrs. Clayton Feeser, Maryland
avenue.
| Mr.. H. H. Wilson, First Glass Yeo-
man, has returned to Philadelphia,
after spending a ten days furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wilson, Race street
Mr.. Harold Tschudi, of Baltimore,
! has returned home, after spending
| the weekend with Mrs. Tschudi, who
is patient at the Cambridge-Mary-
land Hospital, having been recently
operated upon.
Mr. Reginald Meekins, who has
been in the employ of the Cam
bridge Manufacturing Co. for several
years, left on the train this morning
for Wilmington, Del, to accept po-
sition under the Government
The campaign for United States
Student Nurses ends Saturday even
ing, August 10th. Only 5 days more
for this noble work. The recruiting
Istation at the Armory is open every
day from o'clock a. m. to p. M
Misses Blanche Matthews and
Mamie Corner and Mrs. Annie Taitt
arrived home Saturday night from
Towson, where they have been spend
ing the past six weeks, attending the
sessions of the summer school al
that place.
Mrs. John w. Ransone and little
daughter, Ethel, returned home on
the train Saturday night, after hav-
ing spend a pleasant week with
friends at Baltimore. They were &C
companied home by Mr.. Robert
Ransone.
Rural mail carriers have had their
salaries increased and they will now
average around $1400 per year. AS
sistant postmasters and clerks have
also received a raise, but the salaries
of all postmasters remain the same
and will continue to do so until af-
ter the war.
The Hired Man. a big Thomas
H. Ince feature, with Charles Ray
IA Daughter of Uncle SAM" and
Miss Billie Rhodes in dandy Strand
comedy, make a big triple bill al
the Grand Opera House tomorrow
Tuesday night, at the regular
and 10 cent prices.
Miss Helen Phillips left on the
train yesterday afternoon for Sea
ford. Del, to visit Miss Mary Short
for a few days before going to Bridge
vile, Del, where she will be guest
at a house party for week, anC
then expects to spend sometime a
RenODOtn, Del.
Messrs. H S. Johnson, Rober
Johnson, Luther Layton, John Keene
Everett Rumbley, Geo. b. Nabb
Brice Dean, Nelson Seward, Clyde
4 Greenwell, J. Radcliffe Jones. ant
Radcliffe Jones, Jr., who left las
; week for Buffalo, to bring cars dowr
. for the Cambridge Auto Co., have re
turned They all report a splendid
trip.
Mrs. Edgar Bayly met with a yer!
painful accident about II o'cloc!
. this morning. While attending t.
. her household duties, she, in som'
way unaccounted for, made mis-
step, and fell in such a manner as t
.. break her wrist. She was immedi
ately taken to the Hospital, wher
an X-ray picture was made, showing