The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-08
CAMBRIDGE, MD, APRIL s
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
Auditorium tonight.

Ranges sisters at the Lyric tonight.
Don't forget that tonight is amateur
night at the Lyric.
Miss Annie Bell, of Baltimore, is Wis
iting friends and relatives IN cambridge.
Prof. W. Wyatt Barber IL the guest of
his mother, Mrs. I. P. Barber. st her
home on High street
Mrs. James Wallace returned to Cam.
bridge on the train today after spending
the past week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Fletcher is spending
several days this week as the guest of
! friends in Baltimore and Washington.
See the fine industrial picture of
lower California. The St Clair Sisters
never fail to please. At the Auditor
ium tonight.
Miss Edith Dill is recovering from an
attack Of pneumonia. at her home on
Glasgow street, after having been i'll for
almost two weeks
Mr.. l.. W. Merrick, who lives on the
Egypt road, Yesterday afternoon lost
very valuable mule from heart trouble.
The mule was valued st $50.
Messrs. Fntherer 4 Lane yesterday
discontinued THAR brokerage office at
Cambridge. Their Office was located in
the Commercial Binding.
The treasurer of the Beard of Trade
req nests us to call the attention of sew
eral members to the fact that they hay
neglected to pay their dues for the first.
quarter.
t. Sansston tnsley. trustee, adver-
! tses in this issue the:sale of q lot of val.
liable Cambridge real estate. For full
particulars see advertisement in another
column.
The Maryland Annual Conference in
session at Broadway Church, Baltimore.
has reelected Rev. J. NJ. Sheridan pres.
ident, and Rev. w. Sherman Phillips SO
secretary.
The B., &. & A. steamer due q. Cam.
bridge about six O'Clock this morning
ran aground at Easton Point, and at the
time the BANNER goes to press has not
reached Cambridge.
Mrs. W. H. II. Hubbard of Cambridge.
was operated on at the Cambridge
Maryland Hospital this week. and her
many friends will he glad to know that
she is greatly improving.
The many friends OF. Mr.. J. R. Short.
err, prominent farmer Of the Black
water road, will ne pleased to learn that
he is able to be out again after quite
severe attack of la grippe.
T. sangston InsIey, attorney, adver-
tises in another column the sale of lot
of valuable building lots, situated in one
of the best sections of Cambridge. Read
the adv. for full particulars.
Mr.. Robert H. Mitchell has purchased
Of Hubert H. Wright handsome Buick
touring car. Mr.. Wright sold Mr..
Mitchell Ford runabout two years
ago that has given him excellent salts
faction.
The pupils of the Cam bridge High
School have decided to hold bazaar in
the assembly room of the building Fri
day and Saturday of next week. The
proceeds will be for the benefit of the
school paper.
The pupils of the kappa Sigma and
the Pestalozzi Societies of the Cam
bridge High School today held separate
literary meetings at the school. There
were several visitors present and all the
pupils took their parts WELL
The wonderful growth of the Farmers
and Merchants National Bank, as is
shown by its statement published in
this issue, shows the esteem in which
this conservative and progressive insti-
tuition is held by the business interests
of Cambridge and the county.
Many prominent business men in the
State are urging Governor Crothers to
veto the Digges bills. aud it is reported
that the Governor is undecided what to
do in the matter. A number Of promi-
nent party men from ell sections Of the
country are opposed to the bills.
1.-THE apparent intention of the Penn
yivania Democracy to get together sue
ceeds it is quite likely that number of
Democratic Congressman will be elected
from that State this fall. Democratic
strength in Pennsylvania has not been
developed for several years, owing to
the differences existing between the
leaders.
The statement of the Eastern Shore
Trust Co., which appears in this issue,
shows the rapid growth. of this we'll
known financial institution. The growth
Of such an institute indicates the fact
that it not only possesses the confidence
of the public, but that tits management
appeals to those having business at q
bank.
Rev. Thomas B. Barlow, rector o
Christ Church, lett on the early traiI
this morning for Philadelphia. to- sttend
the sessions of the Annual Convention
of the United States Navy League, held
at the Bellevue-Stratford to- day and to-
morrow After the adjournment of the
convention Rev. Mr.. Barlow will visit