The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-30

Mr.. G. h. McGulrk, or SALISBURY,
spent today in Cambridge.
Mr.. George Burke of Salisbury,
spent yesterday in Cambridge.
Mrs. Eliza Miles, of Salisbury is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Wolff
Mrs. Burgess Richardson, and Miss
Mable Marshall, spent yesterday at
Salisbury
Mrs. Samuel Sterling left yester-
day for her home in Crisfield, after
visiting her son. Mr.. Philip Sterling
Belvedere avenue.
Mrs. Mary Willis of East New
Market, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs John F. Willis, at their home
on Oakley street, this city.
Mr.. G. c. Holly general superin-
tendent of traffic department of Eas-
tern Shore District C & P Telephone
Company, spent today in this city.
Mr.. Harrison Carey has returned
to Philadelphia, after visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William E.
Carey, at their home on Willis st.
Mrs. William B. Vanvorst, has re-
turned to her home on the corner
spending the winter in Baltimore.
See 1.-The Photograph" something
new in pictures at the Grand Opera
House tonight with Wallace Reid in
THE Lottery Man" and Dare Devil
Jack"
Say you want TO see The Lottery
Mann. The big Paramount Art
craft special with Wallace Reid in
the lead is a picture that will make
you roar with laughter at the Grand
Opera House tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis G. Mullen
have announced the engagement of
their sister, Mabel K. Mullen, to Mr..
James J. Blundell, of Brooklyn, New
York. The wedding will take place
in early June.
Mr.. Samuel w Woolford, Jr., a
prominent attorney of Philadelphia,
has been spending several days this
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel w. Woolford, at their home
at Woolford.
Miss Ruth Phillips left on the
boat last night for Baltimore, where
she will be joined by Lieut.. and Mrs.
o. J. Phillips and son, from which
point they will leave for Mrs. Phil
lips home arkansas City, Kan, for
an extended visit.
Mr.. Walter Hurley of the wall
paper and paint firm of Hurley &
Johnson left on Tuesdays boat, en-
route for Boonsboro, Md, to attend
the Great Council of /. o. r. NJ, be
ing appointed delegate to represent
Wicomico Tribe, No. 154, of Cam.
bridge.
Probably many persons are not
aware of the change in the State
law with reference to Marriage Lie
enses. The licenses now cost two
dollars instead of one, and one or the
parties to be married must make ap
plication in person for same; in ad,
dition to his age limit has been in.
creased from sixteen to eighteen
| years.
The Commissions for the Notaries
Publics in this county have been re
ceived at the office of Clerk of the
| Court, William H. Medford, and car
be obtaiaed by the payment of the
State fee of $3.50. This is the frs
L year That lA0tc AoSS OCCAA q NhttAS>
attached to such commissions tht
law not going into effect two years
ago until June 1st whereas the com
missions had to be issued prior t.
May 1st.
/ List of letters remaining uncalIet
for at the Cambridge Post Office I'm
Ltil April 30,.19 20. Persons calling
for same will please ask for advertis
ed Netters.-Guy Brown, Mr.. and Mr.
Allie Ne. Collins, Home Furniture CO.
Hurley & Davidson, linda johnson,
Fill Starley, james Stanley, S. j..
Woolford. Miss Gladys Adder, Miss
Manmie Cornish, Mrs. Mosey Gray,
Lutisha Griffin, Mrs. Olivia Hopkins,
Annie Jones, Mrs. Leanie Johnson
Miss Annie Kiah. Miss Hattie Long,
Mrs. Lulu May Schofield, Mrs. Annie
Trader. G.. WALTER WRIGHT,
Post Master.