The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-02

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Mr.. and Mrs. William Richardson
Maryland avenue.
Misses Anna Bland and Mary
Blanche Seward left on the train fol
Baltimore yesterday morning, where
they will visit friends for about ter
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Gordy are
visiting Mr.. Gordy's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William M. Gordy. at their
home on Belyedere avenue. Mr.
Gordy has recently received an hon.
orable discharge from the Navy.
The Athletic Association will en-
terrain the Salisbury baseball team in
the assembly room of the Seminary
Building this evening, from 8 to
1890 o'clock. This social is for the
high school students only, and not
for the public
I Among those recently purchasing
property and removing to this coun-
ty is Major J. 4. Reinoehl, U. S. A.
Engineering Corps, who has purchas-
ed a farm at James, Md. Major
Reinoehl contenplates making a
number of improvements to the
property.
Mr. and Mrs. =. c. Sauerhoff, Mrs.
Lou Donoho, and Mrs. w. D. Stevens,
of Seaford, Del; Miss Irene Goslin.
| of fredericksburg, Nd, and Mr.. Harry
Sauerhoff, of Norfolk, Va, were the
guests of Mrs. Belle F. Turpin and
son. Howard, last Tuesday at Link
| wood.
Evangelist VIM. H. Vickers left
this morning for Pocomoke City,
| where he will begin his first tent
meeting of the season. Rev. and
Mrs. Jacob Hoffman, of Philadelphia,
Miss Mamie Parker, of Woolford,
Md, and Miss Winifred Mears, OF
Hurlock, Md, are the workers en-
gagged for the meeting.
Dorchester Lodge, No. J9, indie
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows, will
attend Divine services next Sunday
morning, May 4th, at Christ Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, this city. The
officers have requested that every
member of the Lodge meet at the
Lodge room not later than 1890
o'clock a. m.
Mr.. Gilbert B. Porter, q former
resident of this city, but for the past
several months residing in Baltimore,
was in town this week in connection
with the National Salvation Army
Campaign, which is to raise $40 900,
900 for the Salvation Army. Dor
chester county's quota is about ST.
$50.
| List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Cambridge postoffce to
May 2. Persons calling for same
will please ask for advertised letters ::
VIM. Cornish, Geo. H. Dennis, Mos
ter, VIM. C. Travers, Edward Whit
| tington, Rev. Edward Wilson, E. E..
Gardner, Rev. A. E. Race, Mrs. Maud
Bailey, Miss Lille Lockman, Miss
Lemon Waters. Mrs. Maggie Watkins
C. Walter Wright. Postmaster.
| Tonight Charlie Chaplin in Triple
Trouble screaming coE.edy that
you have never seen before. Main
1-2-3," another dandy comedy, with
Fay Tincher in the lead, and Hands
Up" the big western serial, with
Ruth Roland in the lead, make a big
triple bill at the Grand Opera House
tonight and Saturday, matinee and
night.
A number of those who have at
tended the sessions of Court held In
this &c Tor the past quarter OF a
century or Longer state that this is
the duHest and slowest session they
have ever attended. Until last night
there had been only three cases tried
by jury, all the others being tried be-
fore the Court, postponed, discontin-
ued or not prosecuted. 1t would give
1.-THE average business man the JIM
jams to sit around the Court House
for a half a day and listen to the
pleas and excuses that are rendered.
Court adjourned this morning until
Monday.
Calvin Harrington, as assignee OF
mortgage, will sell by public auction,
at the Court House door, Cambridge,
on Tuesday next, May 9Th, between
and o'clock p. m, all those tracts
LAND, consisting of about 95 acres
\Sle land ard about rs acres OF
situated on the east side
e county road that leads
list Church, near Wool
PINE farm Of Jefferson
own as the White
Church Creek Elec-
which compose the
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