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BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. J. Fred Barton has returned after
spending several days in Washington.
Mr.. William L. Dean arrived home on
the boat this morning with nice lot OF
horses.
Watson & belmont, the new comedy
sketch team, at the Auditorium tonight
Mrs. John Foster, of fredericksburg,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Waller,
on Maryland Ave.
Mr.. Hubert H. Wright has sold fine
Ford touring car to Mr.. Samuel Toliey,
of Fishing Creek.
All the members of the Cadet Bible
| Glass of Zion Church are requested to
meet at their class room Friday night.
The prayer meeting service of the
Baptist Church will be held this eveD-
ing at eight O'Clock, at the Mission Hall.
The BANNER is frequently in receipt
of inquiries from persons desiring to
rent houses The quickest way to rent
a house is to advertise 1t in the BANNER.
M. M. Heath, through Calvin Har-
rington, attorney, has filed petition in
bankruptcy in the United States Dis
trict Court at Baltimore, liabilities being
about $l450. assets about 500.
Doa Fuiano is now the worlds great
est living educated horse. This cele-
brated horse plays a leading role in
Bradfords Claim, Western drama to
be shown at the Audi orium tonight.
The revival meetings at the Holiness
Mission began last night and were con-
Quoted by Miss Mamie Elliott, of Hnr
lock. The meetings will continue each |
night and the public is invited to at
tend
The indications are that there will be |
bumper crop of peaches on the ps MIN |
sula this wear. az reports from all sec
tious are " the effect that the trees are |
full of peaches, and unless the June |
drop proves disastrous peacheswili be |
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plentiful.
Mr.. George T. johnson has been at |
work on the Long Wharf, Cambridge,
for the past ten days. improving it IN
several weak places. He will complete
his work within few days and the
wharf will he 10 excellent condition.
The freight house is also being painted !
and slightly improved.
Delegates. representing commercial
bodies from all over the country, have
decided to petition the Interstate Com
MERGE CommiS sion to make an exhaus-
tive investigation iuto the rates charged |
by the express companies. the purpose
of the investigation bin to secure fair
and equitable rates for all sections.
The house of Mr.. Medford Wiley, at |
Bucktown. was struck by lightning |
about one O'Clock Tuesday morning, the |
lightning coming down the fue and |
running around the room and striking |
a breach lo .ding gun which was in |
corner Of the room. Two of Mr.. Will |
ley:s children were very close to the |
gun, bnt fortunately escaped injury.
Mrs. Mary E. Robinson, Deputy State
Commander of the Maryland and Della
ware Ladies' of the Maccabees, isspend-
ing sometime in Cambridge in an effort
to organize a hive of the Ladies of the
Maccabees at Cambridge. At present
there ia at Cambridge large and pros
porous order of the Knights of the Mac
cabees, but there are no lady maccabees
here.
The members of the Shellfish Commits
sion are to be elected at the meeting of
the Board of Public Works next Mon
day. The present incumbents, Messrs.
Walter Mitchell, B. K. Cir en- and DR..
Caswell Graves are said to be ca ndidates
for reelection, while Mr. " H. Mcguire,
of this county, aud Mr.. Ch srles A. Coun-
Gilman, of Baltimore, ere also said to
have aspirations for membership on
the commission.
The marriage of Mrs. Lee Henry !
Spear, daughter of Judge and Mrs. w. |
Laird Henry, to Mr. Charles E. Robert
son, of Baltimore, took place in that
city at the r. sidence of Mr.. and Mrs. !
A. Eugene DeReeves, uncle and aunt of
the bride, at four O'Clock Wednesday |
afternoon, May IL. After q wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson will reside
at his home at Ruxton, MARYLAND