The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-12-04
Vienna Items


The threatning weather here Of
late has caused the people to notice
their wood pile and coal bins, and
wonder have I enough to carry me
through?
Mrs. Henry Wright, of East New
Market, spent several days with hel
mother; Mrs. Estelle Hackett, last
week.
Miss Georgia McAllister, OF Wash
ington, D. c., spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with her parents, Nj. ana
Mrs. E. N. McAllister.
Mr.. Harry Stokes, after suending a
week with his mother, Mrs .ors
Stokes, returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. Clara Stokes, of Brookview
has a Very nice shop for sale, it is
built of concrete blocks and would
make a very nice place for shirt
factory, garage, blacksmith shop, or
store room. She also has a Ford
with closed top for sale which she
will sell reasonable.
We heard a bachelor and widow
talking the other day. In very
saddened tone he said have been
thinking of proposing to you for
sometime, she said, why don't you?
Well, he said. I have always been a
little backward, well why not now?
She said, we'll / think ! will, but he
never.
At meeting of the Teachers and
Patrons club held at the Vienna High
School last Thursday night it was
decided to meet in the future on Fri
day night SO as to not conflict with
any church service at any Of the
churches in town Every patron and
in fact everybody interested in edu-
cation should attend these meetings
and give, the teacher their support
and cooperation.
There was car load of coal land
ed at Vienna last week at $500 per
ton. This is something terrible but
why should there be such differ
ence in price of articles at our local
stores. At some places coffee sells
at 30cts. some others at 28cts. buck,
wheat -four at sand Sets. Frankfort
sausage 25cts. others at 20 and Is
cts. Id. We have only named few Of
these articles, many others that are
selling at a great difference. NOW
no one proposes to give these goods
away, the ones selling the cheapes
are making some profit We presume
if so, what is the other fellow doing
Why not follow the golden rule "dt
| unto others sas you would have then
do unto YOU" =:
Those Indfantown farmers DON
think much of the rumor that @ha.
been circulated around that Mr.. Johl
EW. Jump, living on the Ram Woo
farm has grown this year 900 lbs. o
corn of 43 acres planted the regular
distance apart for corn.
We notice there has not been yer!
large shipments of poultry from THU
point this season for Thanksgiving
one reason for this is there has no
been as much poultry raised Thu
| season as usual.
| A stranger in town remarked thu
| other day after looking the town owe
| that there were some of the pretties
! building sights in Vienna he eve
! saw anywhere for instance on thu
Ewell property owned by j. A. Hig
| gins, side of the street owned by X
H. Baumgartner where the mill wa
| burned; also beautiful sights on tn
State Road.
/ The M. E.. Sabbath School Sunda!
! decided to hold Xmas entertainer
No definite date was decided upon
| the secretary was instructed to write
for programs.
Mrs Carrie McCready, died Mon
| day morning about six o'clock, New
| ember 9th. aged seventy nine years
| She suffered a stroke of paralysis OF
September 21st. from, which sh'
never rallied. She was devou
christian and had been from child
| hood. She was a member Of the M
| E. Church and whenever her health
! would permit she would be found a
her church and Sunday School
! Funeral services were held at he
| late home conducted by Rev. Paul E
Reynolds, her pastor. The remain
were inferred in the church GENE
terry.