The daily banner., 1919-05-19

w eStmlnSter, where she will Spen
sometime as the guest of relatives
Mrs John Mace has returned i
her home ON Glenburn avenue, afte
having spent sometime in Baltimor
and Washington visiting her sisters
Mrs. Otto Bibby and Mrs. Peytol
Gordon.
The members of Friendship Lodg,
of Odd Fellows, Fishing Creek, hav'
invited the members of Dorcheste
Lodge to visit their Lodge Wednes
day evening of this week, when de
grees will be conferred upon severa
candidates.
Mr. and Mrs. c. V. Lilies, who have
been residing in Cambridge for sew
eral months at the home of Mrs
Lilies parents, Mr. and Mis-. T. J
Galloway, have removed TO Cumber
land, where Mr.. Lilies will open {
wholesale tobacco store.
Mrs. Nora Creighton and son, Mr.
| Vernon Creighton, of Baltimore
spent the weekend as the guests o1
relatives in this city. Mr.. Creighton
who was formerly connected with
The Banner, holds an important po-
sition with the p, B. {: w. X. r. Co
The Commissioners of Cambridge
were in session today, and will be
| in session Tuesday and Wednesday.
| May goth and 21st, from 9 4. m. un-
| til p. m., for the purpose of max
ing transfers and adjusting and cor
| recting tax accounts.
Mrs. Taney l.. Hurlock and chill
dren, of Philadelphia, arrived on the
train last night, and are visiting Mr..
Hurlock's S mother, Mrs. William Hur-
lock, at her home on Glasgow street.
Mr.. Hurlock came with them, but
left this mornin@ in connection with
his duties with the Express Company
Mr.. and Mrs Robert E. Tubman
and daughter, Misses Mary keene
and Betty" who spent the week
end in Cambridge. have returned to
their home in Baltimore. Mr.. Tub
man is making preparations for the
complete restoration of "Glasgow
Manor, and has his architects maxi
ing an investigation of the property
for that purpose.
Mayor LeCompte, of Vienna, writes
the editor of this paper commencing
the suggestions cf DR.. Stokes for a
park on Water street, and also the
building of the State road from vi
emma to Mardela,, and suggests that
the people of Dorchester and Wi
comico counties get together and get
joint delegation to wait upon the
State Roads Commission to nave
them designate all or a portion of
this road on their construction pro-
gram for this year.
Calvin Harrington and Vernon A.
Hitch, trustees, will sell at public
sale, at the Court House door, tomor
row fTuesday) afternoon, the Isaac
M. Neal farm property, comprising
|1270 acres of farm, timber and
marsh lands, including the tracts of
land known as tie Burkart. or Henry
lands. This is one of the most de-
sirable pieces of real estate that has
been offered at public sale fer mum
Der of years, and offers splendid
opportunity to land buyers.
Owing to the illness of several
members of the Carll-Furbish Amuse
ment Company, and the inability OF
| the manager to secure substitutes in
time to fill the engagement this week
at the Grand Opera House, this en-
gagement has been cancelled by mu-
tual agreement. The usual program
| will be shown this evening, includ-
ing William H. Hart in the great
Thomas H. Inca masterpiece, Truth
full Tulliver," splendid feature,that
has received unusual commendation
| wherever shown.
Cambridge High School won an
other game of ball, when they de-
| feated the strong Trappe team last
Friday, 8 to 4, on the local diamond.
Slaughter, a nephew of the famed
ball player, Frank Baker. was in
the box for Trappe, and pitched a
good game. He was also their
strongest man with the bat. Seitz,
the local shortstop, carried Off the
honors. of the game by making three
hits in succession, and the fourth
time up laid down bunt to third
| base, beating the ball to first. Sails
bury isa the only team that has de-
feated Cambridge this eason, and a
third game is scheduled to be played
at Salisbury Friday, June 6tn. to de-
eide the Eastern Shore High School
championship for the season of 1918