The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-04-02
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Brief Local News

Mr.. Gilbert Robertson left thi!
morning for Mardela where he vii
| spend the weekend.
Miss Bessie Hultz. of Emberyille
Pa, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
| Oliver Wright. Church street.
Mrs. Harold Robinson and it'll,
| son, Harold, Jr.. have returned home
after visiting friends al HoopersvIlt
for a few days
Mrs Hance Parks and daughte r
Miss Mildred, of Baltimore, are visit
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. ROME Parks. a
their home in this city.
Nj, j. Edward Drennen is spend
! ing several days this week attend
! ing the sessions of the Wilm in gtot
! Conference at Cristield. Md.
| The many friends OF Miss Addic
| Storr will be glad TO learn that she
is able to be about after having been
i'll for several days at her home on
! Academy street.
! Former Congressman and Mrs
| William n. Andrews have returned
! to their home on High street after
| spending several days this week in
| Washington, D. c.
Little Edward Smith, son of Dr..
and Mrs. NJ. Duke Smith, was operat-
ed upon at the Cambridge Maryland
Hospital yesterday for tonsils and
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. j. Richard Hughlett and TWO
children, Richard, Jr., and William,
returned to their home yesterday at
ter spending several Weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Pritchett. a rer
home in Baltimore.
Miss Louise Spedden left on the
morning train for Sweet Briar Va.
where she is a student at Sweet Briar
College, after spending the Easter
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hamil Spedden, this city.
Rev. D. H. Willis, who withdrew
from active duty in the Conference
several years ago since which time
he has been residing in Cambridge,
is spending this week at Crisfield at
tending the Wilmington Conference.
Announcements have been received
in Cambridge of the marriage of Mr..
William Scarlet StOlpp. purser for
many years on the Choptank River
route of the B. c. & A. Ry. Co.. and
Miss Leila Ross, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Josiah Baily Ross, of Easton,
which was solemniZed on Thursday
of this week.
Tonight is the last chance to see
the big Marshall Neilan production,
Go And Get It." the picture with a
thousand thrills. 1t is called the
mile a minute melodrama and con-
tains more thrilling stunts than you
ever saw in any picture before. Dol
not miss this big super special at
the Grand Opera House tonight
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Tschantre.
of Baltimore. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon L. Tschantre at their |
home on Belvedere avenue. having !
arrived Friday night. Their many |
friends will be glad TO learn that at |
ter having been confined TO his home
for the past two months on account !
of illness Mr. Tschantre is very much |
improved and is able to be out and
about again.
Messrs William H. Simmons and |
Wilbur F. Gore Of this city, and
Mrs. d. J. Gore, Jr., of Vienna, have
returned to their homes after a four |
days trip to Philadelphia and Med
ford. n. j., at which latter place they'll
at the home of friends, |
the field trials in which some of the
best English settlers and pointers in
the world were entered. The trip
was made in Mr.. simmons high |
powered automo bilc, with only one
stop which was made to change a
tire.
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