The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-05-10
Vienna Items

The fine weather here of late has
| caused the farmers to get busy plant
! ing corn, watermelon and cantaloupe
| seeds, etc.
We are glad to see our old friend,
! l.. L. CheeZum, again. 1t was repor-
| ted that he had gone to France, but
changed his mind when he got to
Baltimore.
| daughters, Mrs. DR.. Carbell, and
Mrs. D. N. Higgins, at Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. Thos. S. Vincent will move
with his family to Chester, Pa. where
he is employed by the Government
We visited Brookview Sunday,and
found everything all right. We
came up with Mr.. Taft, and he SEEM
ed somewhat respondent, but Long
Tom was in very cheerful mood,
and contemplates holding a coon
supper in the early fall, and is ex-
pecting to derive a lot of comfort
with Mr.. and Mrs. Major Wheatley,
and while sitting on the front porch,
enjoying smoke, and noticing the
many joy-riders passing to and fro,
Mr. Swift came up with his machine,
duu lOOh 10 ouI IO1 q JOy-l luS cloOs
We went to Sharptown, and from
there to Mardela, visited the famous
spring, got a drink, and returned,
and have been feeling fine ever since.
We notice in passing through the
county that while a great many
wheat crops are looking badly, with
NO probability of there being a full
-, there are fine crops of clover.
fc1, a{ Il,2., Alzx yik.xxr h
abouI the best wheat crop we have T
seen.
The o. U. A NJ. baseball team and
the High School boys crossed bats
last Saturday, the score being to
4, in favor of the o. U. A M. team.
We are glad to report that Mr..
Cad Adams is able to take short
walks, and seemingly is gaining his
strength very rapidly.
The first quarterly conference of
the Vienna Circuit of the NJ E.
Church was held at Vienna last
week. DR.. Mobray, Dist. Supt., pre-
sided. Good reports were brought
in by all the officials. Rev. w. c.
salary was increased one
hundred dollars. DR.. Mobray prea-
ched Sunday morning one of the
most instructive and interesting ser
mons We have listened to for years.
Those who failed to hear him missed
a rare treat.
The mechanics are pushing ahead
ON the bank building, and will soon
have it ready for occupancy.
Mr. Chas. L. Bell has purchased a
new automobile.
Mr.. Clarence Hurlock and Mrs.
Phronie Bradley were quietly mar
ried Monday evening, May 9Th, by
Rev. Anstine, at the home of the
bride, on Linden avenue.
Mr.. E. N. McAllister qualified last
Tuesday as Justice of the Peace for
Vienna district.
Let's not forget the State road
rom the Nanticoke river, at Vienna,
10 Mardela. This done, then the
Eastern Shore counties will be con-
lected as they should be.
We are glad to say that John M.
Clayton, of Hooper's Island, helped
is out in supplying the Salem people
with herring. One of them purchas-
I'd 5000. Now imagine what time
ne will have in getting his clothes
off this summer.
We met the Hurlock Widower in
Cambridge last week, and he surely
ooked good to us. He looked as
spruce and spry as sixteen-year
DID, and he didn't forget to inquire
or the Vienna widow.
We would advise our County Com
nissioners to look after the road be-
ween Vienna and Rhodesdale. There
ire several small holes in that por-
ion already shelled, and portion of
he road needs shelling.
They tell us the mosquitoes are
yery thick down below Vienna, but
he people seem to be seasoned to
hem, and don't care much how thick
hey get.
Judge w. Laird Henry and Mr..
levin Henry, of Cambridge, stopped
n town Tuesday for short while.
They attended the sale short ways
rom town.
Mr. Waddell Moore, of Whining
on, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. j. Moore.
We are sorry to report that Mr..
rhos. J. Moore is quite sick at this
writing.
Any high school baseball team
Wishing to correspond with the o. U.
M. baseball team of Vienna, will
Iddress G. C. Marine, Vienna, Md. ;