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The DAlL, BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, AUG. Is, 1877
Brief Local News

ing sometime with relatives in Bal
timore.
Mr.. Glesner Brooks and family, o
Rejleville. N. j.. are visiting relative:
at Madison.
Mr., Willard Hooper, left yesterda!
for Ocean City, to spend the week
end with Mrs. Hooper.
The Blind Veterans orchestra VII
play at the Block Carnival tonlght
! Don't fail to hear them.
Mrs, Nicholas Floyd. of Baltimore
is the guest of Dr. and MIS-. guy
Steele, Church street.
Mrs. M, A. Perkins, and son, flose
way of Centreville are visiting MI
and Mrs. Virgil Seward, Mill street
Miss Weece Wingate. who mas
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. ACE
| Wheatley has returned to BALTIMORE
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meredith
are receiving congratulations upon
the arrival of a baby girl born wed
nesday morning
| Misses Sallie Edmunds and Lee
| Phillips, are spending sometime d.
! South Boston, Va, as the guest OF
Col. and Mrs. Easley.
Miss Anna Summers, of Alexandra
Va. is the guest Of Miss Lena BAN
berger. at her home on Belvedere
| avenue, this city.
Mrs. Charles B. Wilson, left TO,
day for Baltimore, where she VII,
be Joined by Mr.. Wilson and speno
sometime at Chestertown.
Mr.. Harry Neild and son, William,
of Front Royal Va, who are visiting
relatives at Milton, will leave in a
| short time for Atlantic City.
Mr.. Audrey Stack, left on the
Emma Giles last night for Baltimore,
! where he will spend sometime with
his cousin. Mr.. Roland Spedden.
Miss Katherine Brannock, left on
! the boat Tuesday night to spend Two
| weeks in Baltimore and DundalK'
Md. visiting relatives and friends
| Mr.. Raymond Slacum, of Delmar,
Del, has returned to his home after
having visited his cousin, Mr.. NOR
man Slacum HambroOks Boulevard.
Mrs. Brice w. Johnson and son.
Worthington, who have been visiting
Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Morgan
Mitters, of Westminster, Md, have
returned to their home.
Mr.. John w. Wheatley and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Southern Greenwich. re-
turned to their home at Hudson,
after spending sometime with MT.
and Mrs Ack Wheatley.
Mrs. Daisy Richardson and daugh-
il1ian have rQtnTn-
ed to their home at Church Creek
after a visit with Mrs. Richardson S
sister, Mrs Ollie Greenwich, at
Lloyds.
DR.. and Mrs. M. Duke Smith. and
son. and Mrs. Edward S. Phillips
and daughter, Miss Gwendolin, have
returned to their homes after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Grler'
Jr, at Salisbury.
Mr.. Harvey Langrall, of Cambridge
and Miss L. Katherine Adkins, OF
Chateau, were quietly married yes.
terday evening at the parsonage OF
st. Paul's M. P. Church. this city,
the pastor, Rev. R. Y. Nicholson,
performing the ceremony.
Bessie Stuart Campbell, of wash
ington, D. c., will present her story
of the Roses" at the Armory, Cam
bridge, September 18th, Miss Camp
bell is an artist and writer and is
writing some interesting stories on
the "Old Historical Landmarks
Miss Campbell is a guest at Hotel
Dixon. Local musical talent Will
assist Miss Campbell on that date.
Did you see THE Old Nest" or
Dangerous Curve Ahead?" They
were Rupert Hughes productions.
Come On Over" is his latest and it
is showing at the Grand Opera House
tonight and Saturday. Round five
of THE Leather Pushers." TIE Ad-
ventures of Robinson Crusoc Harold
Lloyd comedy and Mutt and JET.
Did you ever see a show to 'qnal
this? You can keep cool in The
Opera House.
There is in all the larger schools,
a demand that all sophmores read
Charlotte =, Bronte's classic Jane
Eyre" 1t is from this novel that
Jane Eyre" showing at the Arcade
tonight is taken. Mabel Balm and
Norman Trevor are the featured
players. 1t is fine show. GO
Get EN- Hutch" is chapter six and
the Muriel Osterich comedy is full
of laughs. Do you know what our
show is for next Monday and Tues