The daily banner., 1919-06-28
Brief Local News

Miss Jane Kirby has returned
home, after spending several days
as the guest of friends in Baltimore
Mr.. Fred. Fountain, of Greenwood
Miss, is visiting bis parents, Mr.and
Mrs. John A. Fountain, Academy ST.,
this city.
Mr.. Edwin Stevens, of Baltimore,
was the guest Of his brother, Mr..
Samuel E. Stevens, this week for a
few days.
Mr.. Gilbert Blades, who mas been
in the U. S. Navy, has secured an
honorable discharge and has return
ed to his home in this city.
Mr.. Harry Amos, OF Coatesville.
Pa, is spending the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilliss, at their
home, The Anchorage" farm, near
Cambridge.
Miss Maud C. Newbury, after
spending 10 days vacation at her
bungalow near Cambridge. left on
! the train today for Ocean City, Nj,
where she will be teacher of Methods
Mrs. L. B. Stapleforte, Of Madison,
announces the marriage of ner dau-
ghter. Mary Lulu, to Mr.. Joseph w.
Brooks, also of Madison. The we'd
| ding was solemnized in Cambridge,
June 25th.
Members of Cambridge Lodge, No.
66, Ancient, Free and Accepted Ma
sons, and visiting Masons, will at
teId Divine services at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow evening at
eight o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Rowland Thomas,
of Baltimore, are spending the week
end as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert E. Tubman, at the Hotel
| Dixon. Mr.. Thomas is president of
| the National Bank of Baltimore, one
of the largest banks in Baltimore.
Miss Frances Gail Stewart, of
Schoolcraft, Mich, will succeed Miss
Helen G. Walker as Home Demon
stration Agent IN Dorchester county.
She will take charge of her new du-
ties July 1st, when Miss Walker will
return to her home in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Walter Todd, of this city, has
received message from her son,
Dorsey Todd, who has been overseas
more than a year, that he has arriy-
ed safely at Camp Mills, N. Y. He
expects to be mustered out soon, and
will return to Cambridge for short
time.
Miss Ruth w. Jones who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. E. Jones, at their country home
near Cambridge, left on the early
train this morning, enroute for Con-
necticut, where she will be Physical
Director in girls camp. Her sis
ter, Miss Edith c. Jones, aocompani-
ed her as far as New York city,
where she will spend the summer.
After the card party at the Ladies'
Yacht Club last night, which will be
the last party given by the Club at
the Club House, the personal prop
erty belonging to the Club was sold
at public auction, Mr.. George w.
Woolford, who happened along at
time, acting as auctionecr. Good
prices were realized, and it seems
likely that the auctioneer's services
will be very much in demand, espe-
cially if he can guarantee to get as
good prices at other sales as he did
at the one last night.
State Game Warden E. Lee Le-
Compte, and Captain Kennedy brou-
ght to Cambridge last night thirty
five cans of black bass, crappie and
Mississippi catfish, which We're turn
ed over to J. H. Stapleforts, Esq, DIR.
Martin W. Goldsborough, DR.. Viii
liam L. Lowe, DR.. Guy Steele, Will
liam T. Phillips, Esq, and Howard
Sherman, Esq, who in turn liberated
the fish in the Chicamicomico, Trans
auakin and Big and Little Blackwa-
ter rivers These fish were hatched
at the State Hatchery at Lewistown,
Frederick county, under the supervt-
sion of the State Conservation Com
mission, and are furnished for the
purpose of replepishing the supply OF
fish throughout the waters Of the
State.
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