The daily banner., 1919-06-18
The DAILY BANNER
Brief Local News

Del, is visiting Miss Jeanette Smith,
at her home on Willis street.
Miss Florence Thompson. of Tay-
lor's Island, spent several days in
Cambridge last week visiting friends
Miss Gladys Clark has returned to
her home on Willis street, after
spending sometime in Baltimore and
Havre de Grace, Md.
Miss Martina Shenton has just re-
turned to her home at Taylor's Is
land, after spending a week in Cam
bridge, visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Ford Richardson and two
sons, Ford, Jr., and James, are visit
ing Mrs. Richardson's parents, MI
and Mrs. Jas. L. Jones, at their
home Oh Glasgow street.
| Miss Geneva Mitchell has returned
to her home. after visiting friends
in Baltimore. Annapolis ami West
minister. While at Westminster she
| attended the Commencement exerci-
!, ses at Western Maryland College
A very pretty wedding was solem-
| nized at the Apostolic Parsonage on
Saturday evening at o'clock, when
Rev. P. F. Bean united in marriage
Mr.. F. C. Meekins, of Lakesville land
Miss Reita A. Wallace, OF Golden
Hill.
Alice Brady. the famous star of
stage and screen, is featured at the
Grand Opera House tonight in THE
World to Live In." Other photo
plays tonight include a screaming
Harold Lloyd comedy. and Pathe Re-
view
NJ. H. Andrews, of Cambridge,
Md, was on Saturday elected mana
ger of the Track Team at Wesleyan
University. at Middletown, Conn.
Andrews is a member of the Psi
Epsilon Fraternity, and is Secretary
Treasurer of the Wesleyan Y. M.
c. A.
Congressman Andrews has recon
of the members of this years grad
uating class of the Cambridge High
School, for appointment to the Naval
Academy. Mr.. McAllister will take
the examination sometime in Feb
ruary. his success depending up
on his ability to stand the physi-
cal and educational examinations.
The committee on Parade for July
4th urgently requests most gener-
Gus decoration Of flags and bunting
along the entire route of parade; in
fact, no home should fail to show
their appreciation of the men who
made every sacrifice for us. The
committee has appointed three jud-
ges on decoration, and a handsome
prize will be awarded to the best
decorated home or place of busi-
ness, SO get busy, and arrange to
buy decorations early.
The members of Rescue Fire Co.
will give a demonstration of the new
White pumper this evening at the
Long Wharf, at seven o'clock; also
at the, same time the steamer will be
used. in connection with the new
pumper, the public being given the
opportunity of seeing just what the
two ,re-fghting machines will do.
After the demonstration at the Long
Wharf, the apparatus will likely be
taken to a position near the stand
pipe, where the public will have the
chance of seeing just how high they
will throw streams of water.
A demonstration in the use of
dynamite for ditching purposes will
be held near Princess Anne, Nd, on
June "a, 25 and 26. Three thou
sand pounds of dynamite. costing
$3.50, will be used to blow a tax
ditch one mile long. Mr.. Cohee, an
expert blaster. representing the du-
Pont Powder Co., will have charge
of the work. This will be ole Of the
biggest and probably best demon
strations of the rse of dynamite for
draining low !aIds ever staged on
the Eastern Shore. Any farmers
who would like to attend this dem
onstration ON Wednesday, June 25,
will please get tr touch with County
Agent Davis, who has been invited
by County Agent Kellar, of Somerset
county, to attend the demonstration
on that day. Phone Cambridge, 800.