The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-04-23

MIR. Wilbur Meekins. of Golden Hill,
is visiting Mr. Burg Cannon. Cemetery
avenue.
The Baptist congregation will hold
their regular services in the Lyric to.
morrow as usual.
Mr. VIM. H. Bryan, of Baltimore, is
spending several DAYS in Cambridge as
the gnast of relatives.
For especially good singing, do not
miss the farewell performance of Chess
and Checkers at the Auditorium tonight.
Mrs. T. A. Willis and daughters, Miss
Hattie and Helen, have returned home
after spending some time in Baltimore
One of the leading papers of this State
says that Senator Aldrich has hut one
aim We should say it is to save his
face. -.
Miss Katherine Wallace of Cambridge,
attended the dance given by the stu
dents of the Tome School for Boys at
Port Deposit, Md. last evening.
Mr.. George H. Dawson, Jr.'s, many
friends are delighted to see him out on
the streets again after heing confined to
his home about ten weeks with pnen-
monia
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Stevenson, of
Baltimore. are spending sometime in
~ H., l-rx> Of ha lot tnr3o
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Richard.
son, Muse street.
James Carroll, and wife were arrested
this morning by Bailitf Charles q.
Pritcheit, for being disorderly. They
were taken before Justice ShentOn and
fined one dollar and costs.
Mr.. Depew, the railroad Senator from
NrN In:i: has an onnca'i that he will
not retire. Well, it looks as if the light
has not vet dawned upon him. Maybe
they Will have to "swat" him one.
Everyone should take an interest in
the welfare of the community in which
they live. Anyone can pull down a
but it takes the best there
/. in the citizens TO hutd one up.
The Uptown Bull Dogs defeated the
Young Champions Friday afternoon by
the score of s to- Ratteries-for Bull
Dogs, Cannon and Todd; for Young
Bur on and Bramble.
Mr.. w. l.. Barrett, Census Enumera-
tor for the Sd and ) h Wards of Cam.
bridge, finished hs work at $50 O'Clock
Friday afternoon, and has returned his
blanks, etc, TO the Supervisor at Sails
bury.
Fearing that her immediate marriage
might Inconvenience the occupants of
the White House. Miss Martha Peter
sen, White House cook, has postponed
her wedding until her successor can he
Mrs. Clarence H. Hurlock and little
Lucille. left or'their home IN
yesterday on the boat after
having spent some time Visiting Mrs.
mother, Mrs. E Emma Davis,
Mill street.
Mrs. Emma q Dietrich, State Super
intendent of Narcotics, of New York,
will deliver an address at the Cambridge
High School Monday afternoon at
quarter after three O'Clock. Parents,
and all others interested, are invited to
be present.
Misses Henrietta and Mary Barton
entertained a number of the
Younger set yesterday afternoon at their
beautiful home at the corner of Mill
and Locust streets in honor of the first
of their neice, little Miss
Iaahei Barton. The little folks all de-
rlared that they had most charming
time.
If former President Roosevelt does
not hurry back it looks as If the Repub-
can party might disintegrate. Cannon
has been licked, Aldrich and Hale have
announced their retirement and heavy
Republican Congressional districts are
going Democratic at rate that makes
the leaders song of JOY turn to the wall,
'Oh, if Teddy would only come"
There will be public meeting of the
8 Christian Temperance Union,
in Zion Church, Monday, April 25, at
3 d. m. Mrs, Emma Graves Deitrick, of
Lock port, N. Y one Of the national
organizers of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, will deliver an ad-
dress. while Prof Luther F. Mezick and
his sister will furnish the music. A
great treat is in store for the, people of
as Mrs. Deitrick is splen-
did speaker, while the Mezicks are
without superiors as gospel or temper
ance singers. Everybody welcome. No
price of admission.