The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-07-28

Miss Gladys Herring, rs visiting re
atiNes in Wilmington. Del.

Miss Gladys Herring, rs visiting re
latives in Wilmington, Del.
Misses Edith Lake and Ola Leap.
are spending sometime with trlends
at Berlin and Snow Hill.
Miss Anna Summers of Alexandra
Va. is spending sometime with Miss
Leila Bamberger, at her home on
BeIvadere avenue.
Mr.. William S. Waller has return
ed to his home on Race street, this
city, after spending the past week at
Ocean City.
The many friends of Mr., WkR, II.
Leonard, Jr.. will learn with regret
that he was operated upon for ap-
pendicitis today at the Cambridge
Maryland Hospital.
Miss Thelma Allen, returned to
her home in Seaford. Del, yesterday
after spending several days as the
guest of Miss Mary Blanche Seward.
Maryland Avenue.
Mrs. Eugene Phillips and daugh-
ter Miss Elizabeth who have been
spending sometime with relatives IA
Baltimore have returned to their
home on Locust street. this city.
Rev. and Mrs R. Y. Nicholson, Rev
j Earl Cummings, Misses Blanche
Brinsfield, Sarah Twilley and Delma
Phillips are attending summer con-
vention at the Seminary at West
minister.
: Chestertown and Cambridge Will
! play at Cambridge tomorrow after
noon at $3.50. Cambridge will have
a fast new pitcher for this game and
! if Chestertown wants to continue her
/ winning streak she Will have to ga
! some tomorrow.
Miss Gertrude Buckley, Of Sun
bury, Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorsey Brinsfield al their home,
! Beach Nest on the boulevard. Miss
Buckley, who spends much of her
time travelling met Mr.. and Mrs.
Brinsfield, at Miami, Fla. where they
all spent last winter.
The Public Utilities Commission
of the District Of Columbia on con-
sdering' the Telephone Company's
present schedule of rates, which eX-
pired on August l, 1921, have rul-
ed that the present rates are to re |
main in effect for an extended
period OF seven months.
While Mr.. Robert F. Meekins was |
driving his automobile on the State
road near Church Greek last evening |
he drove too far to one side OF the |
road with the result that the car |
turned over Mr. Meekins had two |
young ladies with him at the time |
but no one was hurt, nor was the |
ear damaged.
There are several men of our town
who make it a habit, some of us call |
it pleasure, of asking others TO
have a drink on them. Last night Il
we'll known judge of our town hit
one of these said treaters rather
heavy, calling for one of the highest
priced drinks that could be handed
over the counter. There is always
some'n tak'n JOY out of life and ruin
ing a good thing.
The annual State Convention OF
the Patriotic Order Sons of America
will convene in Cambridge next Mon
day; and it is expected that there Will
he from three hundred to five hun
dred visitors during the days or the
convention, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday and as it is desired that
these visitors shall carry away with
them the pleasantest possible fecol-
Iections of the city, all members OF
the Order and friends are earnestly
reouested to dcorate their homes Tor
these three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Hirst, Miss
Aurelia Dashiell, Miss Elizabeth
Hirst and Mr. Edwin Hirst have just
returned from a trip through West
ern Maryland, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania, covering a period OF
several days during which time they
visited, Braddock Heights, Harpers
Ferry. Antietam Battle Field, Shep-
herdstown, crossing later to the LIN
coin Highway and stopping at Han
cock. Cumberland, Bedford Springs
Chambersburg, Gettysburg and other
places of interest. The entire trip
of over five hundred miles was cover
ed without engine or any other
trouble.