The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-02
The DAILY BANNER
Brief Local News

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Mrs. Laura Spedden is spending
sometime in Baltimore os the CUES
of relatives.
Mrs. Myrtle Adams, of Fishing
Greek is taking a summer course a
State Normal School, Towson Md.
Mrs. Brice Johnson, is visiting re
latives and frienos in Westminster
Maryland.
Miss Flossie Adams, of Washing.
ton, D. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs
Reginald Johnson, at her home on
West End Avenue.
Mr.. Brice Goldsborough, Jr., OF
Baltimore, is spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hamilton
Bayly, at their home on High street,
this city.
Misses Marguerite M. Hurley and
R. Carrye Howard have returned
from Ocean City, where they have
been attending the Maryland State
Teachers Association.
| Mr.. Milbourne X. Mcnamara left
on the boat Wednesday evening for
Baltimore en- route for Frederick
county after having spent sometime
with his mother, Mrs. VIM. w. Nc
| Namara at her home on Muse street,
this city.
The stores in Cambridge will be
closed on Monday, July 5th,, this day
being observed as holiday for the
| 4th which falls on Sunday. While
! the banks will likely be closed on Sat
urday and Monday, the stores will
all be open on Saturday.
Miss Sarah McCready arrived home
Wednesday night on the train after
having spent sometime visiting
friends in Philadelphia, and will
spend the remainder of the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. McCready, Mill and Church
streets.
There are many persons who, APP
parently, do not understand that I'M
der the change in the marriage laws
of the State it is now necessary for
one of the persons to be married 10
make application in person for the
marriage license; they can no longer
be sent for by the third party but in
stead at least one of the parties must
personally appear.
The various offices in the Court
House will be closed both on Satur-
day and Monday, July 3rd and 9Th,
Saturday, July 3rd, having been pro-
claimed a general holiday by Cover
nor Richie. In addition to these Of
fees which include those of he
Clerk of the Court, Register of Wills,
and the County Treasurer, the offices
of the Board of Education and Town
Cmmissiners will also be closed.
List of letters remaining uncall-
ed for at the Cambridge Post Office
until July End, 1920. Persons call
ing for same will, please ask for ad-
vertised letters:- Tyler Compiler,
William Lowery, Ben McCready,
Irving Pinder, Arthur Seabrease,
George Woolford, Miss Ruth Cornish,
Ida Jackson, Mrs. Julia E. LeCompte,
Mrs Middleton, Mrs. Ameabia
Michel. Miss May Mobray, Miss
Mamie Perry, Mrs. Chas Sewell,
Maud Ward. G. WALTER WRIGHT,
Post Master.
She was married to another! Yet
they resolved to fly in the face of
convention, elope and find their hap
piness. But they reckoned without
the world and the amazing events
that followed. A picture that lays
bare the intrigues of British society,
enters halls of state, follows for
hidden romance to the end, and Gull
inmates in loves great miracles, see
"The Miracle of Love- at the Grand
Opera House tonight and Saturday
also see the big fight in Dare Devil
jack and Mutt and JEFF" Animated
cartoons.
Sunday will be Independence Day
and, whether it means much to you
or not, unfurl the flag from your
home, let your friends and neighbors
know that you appreciate the blood
shed of the patriots of 1776, through
whose courage and bloodshed, Amer
lea has achieved what she is today.
You may or may not have been a
Stacker in the recent war, your own
conscience will tell you that, but no
person with red blood in their veins
should be a Stacker in paying some
tribute on Independence Day to the
liberty we: enjoy.