The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-19

Miss Anna Fountain, spent IN
weekend with friends at HurlocR
Maryland.
Mr. Robert E. Tubman, of Balti
more spent the weekend with hl
family at Oakley Beach.
Mr.. C. A. McMullen, of Federals
burg, spent the weekend with hi
family on Race street, this city.
Mr.. William Handley, left on tn
boat last night for Baltimore Wher
he will spend his summer vacation.
Miss jeanette Carmine who ha
! been visiting relatives in Baltimore
! has returned to her home in this city
| Miss Hannah Phelps, of Easton
| spent the weekend as the guest o
| Miss Frances Marshall, at her no liz
on Locust street.
Mrs J. Edward Foble, of Wash
| ington D. c., is visiting Mrs. William
NJ. Fletcher, at her home on High
street, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Willis. Jr
are the proud parents of a fine son
which was born $50 A. NJ, Satur-
day at the Maternity Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Barley. and
daughter, Doris, of Baltimore are
visiting, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Carmine
at their home Oh Church street.
Mr.. Alton r. Shenton of Balti-
more is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Shenton, at their home
at Taylors Island, for several days.
Mr. Earl Hearn, of Baltimore, is
spending the weekend with Mrs.
Hearn at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Willis, Oakley
street, this city.
Mrs. George Weber, left on the
early train Saturday morning for
New York, where she will visit her
friend Mrs. John Huydler, of Rocka-
way, Long Island.
Miss Mary Byrn, County Home
Demonstration for Queen Anne's
county. has rendered her resignation
to Miss Venia M Kellar. State Dem
onstration Agent.
Mrs, Ella M Foble and Mrs Mat
tie Foble Johnson and two sons,
James and Randolph, all of WASH
ington, D. c., are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Foble, Church street.
Miss Helen Stokes was given quite
delightful surprise Thursday even
ing when she was called next door
to find a houseful of her friends
waiting to- give her miscellaneous
shower.
Anita Stewart and the largest
cast of popular stars ever shown in
one picture are featured in the big
seven reel special Her Kingdom
OF Dreams" at the Grand Opera
House tonight and Tuesday.
series of band concerts during the
summer the band of l. o. Q. F. fur
nishing the music: The members of
the band are giving their services
without charge. Easton also is hay
ing a series of band concerts.
Governor Richie and the other
delegates to the National Dem ocratfc
Convention at San Francisco arrived
home last Thursday night. Sonny"
Mahon, leader of one faction of the
Baltimore City DEMOCRATS, was given
a receptions upon his return.
Those who enjoyed the sport of
fishing have. been having fine time
for the pasttwo or three weeks, as
the fish have been plentiful in the
rivers; some fishermen reporting
catches of from 100 to 200 fish per
trip, while some others have not done
quite so WE'LL
The annual picnic of the Zion
Church Sunday School will be held on
of this week, at Oyster
Shell Point. The members of the
Sunday School are requested to meet
at Zion Sunday School room and at
the Chapel promptly at 9 o'clock
where conveyances will be- provided
for all members.
The State Tax commission has di-
rected the Commissioners of Talbot
county to have new assessment of
it being found that of 100
sales of property at public sale prac-
lically every piece brought a great
deal more than the assessed basis.
Truly the job of the State Tax Com
mission to bring about an equaliza-
ton of the tax basis in the twenty
three counties of the State and Bal
Iimore is not very pleasant job.
The dispute between the Tax Col
Iector and the County Commission
ars of Washington County over the
depositing of taxes collected has
brought to, light the fact that the
First National Bank, of Hagerstown,
designated by the Commissioners as
the depository for Taxes collected,
pays 4 Ia per cent. interest on the
daily balance of the County, where
as the bank in which the collector in
depositing the State tax
IS paid no interest whatever.
Miss Coda M. Stonesifer, daugh-
ter of Charles Stonesifer, of West
minister. and Harry Y. Yost. a mem
be of the Columbia Stock Co., which
has frequently played to Cambridge
will be married at Selby-
Vile. Del. at the close of the per-
Torrance, Wednesday evening. The
ClCAiOhy Will NC pSIIoI Hleu O1 the
stage of the Hudson Theatre by the
Rev. George Gorre1l, of Mardela
Springs and it is hoped that Cover
nor Townsend, who resides at .Selby-
Vile will give the bride away
The State Roads Commission is
for bids for building two
small sections of road in this coun-
ty, the first being the connection be
tween the end of the State~road from
Mt. Holly to Cambridge and the road
from Church Creek to Cambridge;
this gap is about a half a mile in
length. The other is to connect the
gap in Hurlock between the State
road passing through the town and
the fredericksburg road. this connec-
ton being about three-tenth of
mile in length; both are to be of con
crete construction.