The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-15

Auditorium tonight.

tonight.
Miss Garrte-RayIy is visiting friends
at T0WsoH:. -:--
| Amateurs to. night: Joe Macknett and
! Ieand Henery. dancers at the Lyric.
Mr.. and Mira C. S. Henry recently
spent some time at Easton visiting rela-
tves.
County Commissioner Samuel E. Le-
Compile is confined to his home with an
attack Of erysipelas-
Miss Viola Diacont, Of RichmOnd, Va,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. b. McSpar-
ran. Locust street.
Mr.. Robert G. Henry, who has been
spending some time in Pittsburg. Pa ,
has returned home.
Mr.. John Paul was the fortunate win
ner Of the diamond ring given away by
A. G. Brown recently.
Rev. j. Franklin Ciarev, of Salisbury,
will preach 10th morning and evening
at Grace Church aext Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Gamer returned home
on the boat this morning, after spend
ing the past few days in Baltimore.
Mr. ] Fred Harton returned home on
the tain iast night. after spending sew
erai iaysin Philadelphia on business.
Miss Mile Shackelford ih spending
several days tn s week in Baltimore as
the guest of Mrs: Joseph Ennalls Muse.
Rev. Vim. W. Green. of Chureh Creek,
is expected to preach at Old Trinity
Church next Sunday afternoon at 5, 80.
The Iinkwoo base ball team will play
the Cambridge High School team at
Cambridge on Saturday afternoon,
April %.
Mrs. Thomas Drennen returned to
Cambridge ON the train today after-Tis-
iting her father, Mr. James Robinson,
SharptOwn.
The old bleachers at Hambr0oks nriv-
ing Park are to be replaced with new
ones this summer. Report says they
will he enlarged.
MIR. and Mira. Edward defender, of
Pennsylvania. are spending some time
in Cambridge as the guests Of MIR. and
Mrs Harvey Enk err, Race street.
Mr.=Jnhn A. lsehantre returned home
today after spending the past several
DAYS in Baltimore in the interest of the
Knights of Pythias of Cambridge.
A special meeting of the Bsraca Class
of Grace Church has been called for to-
night at eight O'Clock in the class room.
A full attendance is earnestly request.
ed.
Mrs. Mary Williamson and grand
daughter, Miss Mary Passenger, ofPres-
ton, arrived on the noon train today
and are the guests of Mrs. William NJ.
Fletcher, High street.
Messrs. VIM. j. Edger & Son have
sold their livery, consisting of horses,
carriages, ETC. to Messrs. ]. Fred Dunn
iss.-,..ll W Dsesn pho hagA the
Mr.. Henry Brambie, who has been at
tending the business college at Sails
bury, is visiting his parents in Cam
bridge. Mr.. Bramble intends to leave
in few days for the south.
The Mowbray Bargain House, which
has been located in the Claeh building
on Muse street, has removed to the
store on Race street, formerly occupied
by the Singer Sewing Machine Co.
See the Dawn Of Freedom, or Cuba Is
Fight for Freedom, historic picture Of
the Spanish.American War. See Shell.
don and Wilson, the funny little tramp
and the soubrette at the Auditorium
tonight.
Governor Crothers has issued proc
lamation designating April % as Arbor
Day, and urging that the day be prop
erly observed. The Governor especially
recommends that the teachers in the
public schools encourage the pupils OF
the schools to plant at least one tree
along the public high roads near the
school,.
The battery for the Cambridge High
School base ball team when they cross
bats with the o. K. team from Seward 8,
tomorrow afternoon at Athletic Park will
be, Messrs. Howard Matthews, ". Briley
Wright and Carroll Seward. For the
visiting team the battery will be, Messrs.
Edward Wiley and John Bramble. No
charge for admission.
Uncle Sans census enumerators be.
gan the work Of taking the thirteenth
census this morning and when seen dur.
ing the day stated that they were get
ting along very nicely. 1t is estimated
that the average cost all oyer the coun.
Try will be little-over l6 cents for each
person counted so that the work will
cost about fifteen million dollars, or
more.
The fuaeral services Of Mr.. Daniel
Lark ford, who died at the home of his
brother. MIR. L. J. Landlord, Cokeland
the early part 'ofthis- week, took place
Wednesday and were conducted by Rev.
W. w. White. The deceased was sew.
enty years of age and is survived by
two brothers, Messrs. L. j. and.Z F.
Landlord. Interment was in the family
burying ground at Cokelsnd.
Mr.. s. P. Twiford, who is engaged in
the fish Matching business at Sharp
town, Wicomico county, has already put
into the Nanticoke river over three mil
lion perch, in addition to millions of