The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-30
Beckwith Neck Items

The numerous friends of VIM.
Rumbly will be sorry to learn that he
is confined to his home because of ill
ness. s
Misses Mabel and Barbara Beatty
of Oil City, Pa, spent Sunday as the
guest of Miss Agnes Hubbard, at Cas-
tie Haven.
Mrs. Barney Cooper, has returned
to her home in Castle Haven, after
spending most of the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Rasche, of Worthington, Kent county
The oyster supper held in Sped
den's Hall Wednesday evening was
very well attended; proceeds fine.
Mrs. Winfield Spedden and son
Fred, spent Sunday with Mrs. Sped
den's daughter, Mrs. Chaplain Sped
den, of Todd's Point.
Mrs. Dora Ralph, of Cape Charles
Va, is spending sometime as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Bell
of Cornersville.
Mrs. Zenia Burns of Baltimore
has returned to her home after visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Nancy Moore
Cornersville.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Long and
son, Walter, of Baltimore ARE spend
ing sometime in our community Wis
iting relatives and friends. Mrs
Long was formerly Miss Mamie Sew
ard, of James.
Mrs. Sallie Fountain, has returned
to her home at Hanover, Pa. after
spending several weeks with he1
brother, Mr.. Lake North, of Corners
vile.
Miss Florence Marshall, of Cam
bridge, is visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ionic Vincent. hay>
returned to their home in Baltimore
after attending the funeral of Mr.
VIM. Layton, Of Cornersville.
Mrs. Laura MagnesS and niece
Miss Clara Cooke, of Baltimore, have
{ returned home after visiting at tn,
home of Mrs. Magness' sister, Mrs
VIM. Layton.
Spedden's Packing House has
closed after a very good season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. WOODWARD
and son, Stewart, of Oyster Shei
Point, spent a short time with Mrs
Woodward's sister, Mrs. Charles VII.
cox, of Cornersville.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Robert Casper had the misfortune tt
lose two valuable cows with acid
poison.
Ex-Governor Emerson C. Harring
ton spent Monday of last week witt
Capt. and Mrs. Daniel b. Spedden
Hudson.
Mr.. Trippe, of Baltimore, i.
spending a few days as the guest o
Mr.. Thomas B. Travers, Of Lloyds
This is Mr.. Trippe's first visit here
and he was very much surprised u
find everything so prosperous an'
proud to know that there was TIL
birthplace of his greatgrandfather.
Last Sunday was our pastor
birthday. September Gath and it be
came known to the people of TIL
charge and as they did not feel thd
it would be lust the thing Il
( come in on him" on Sunday-ant
besides he is so busy on that day h
would have had no time to EMO.
them-so they Just anticipated it
little by coming in on Saturday eve
anu thSS SUI d1u wv
good time till quite a late hour an'
after eating nice lunch, which the:
very thoughtful1y brought with then
they made him feel that they care'
for him and wished him many re
turns of the day-with plenty of joy
along the road Now that was tn
Beckwith people and as the people o
Spedden seem to think they nave ;
share in this same pastor, Rev. G. w
Kliver, on Monday evening here the.
came in punches till the parscasg g
was a good deal like hive of bees
and judging by the buzzing Their
was resemblance in more ways thai
one Did they have a good time
Well, they acted that way anyhow
the pastor has been putting up ii;
preserves and now-well he don
have as many as he did before tn
party for all insisted on having
sample" and they pronounced tn
verdict that he could make preserve
as we'll as preach. He said Every
body come again.