The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-06-19
THE Daily BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, ME-, JUNE 19, 1911.
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Roland Thomas, of Annapolis,
has returned to that city after
spending a few days in Cambridge.
Mrs. Howard Pool, of Middle
town, Del, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Levin S. Dali, at their beautiful
home on High street.
Mr.. Miles Woolford has returned
home for the summer, having COM
pleted his course at Strayers Bust
ness College, Baltimore.
Miss Edith Fleming has left for
MOrgantown, w. Va, where she will
attend the University of West Vir-
ginia during the summer months.
Mr.. H. L. Harris, of the du Point
Company, Wilmington, Del, spent
/ the day yesterday with his parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Harris, Race St.
Misses Agnes and Anna Collins
| left on the boat last night en- route
for Annapolis, where they will at
tend the wedding of their brother.
! Mr.. William H. Bryan and little
daughter, Lois, of the Green Spring
this week in Cambridge, as the
guests of Mr.. Bryan's mother, Mrs.
Aurelia Bryan, Mill street.
Mrs. Jennie Twilley, of Cam
bridge, and Miss Jennie Mears, of
Linkwood, have returned home aft
er spending sometime in Baltimore.
visiting relatives and friends.
A full rehearsal of the "Rube"
and Grown choruses will be held
at the Armory this evening. All
quested to be present promptly.
The box office of the Auditorium
will be open tomorrow (Tuesday)
from 10 a. m. to IL M, for the
purpose of reserving seats for the
Glass Night exercises tomorrow ev-
ening.
All members of the Cambridge
Yacht Club that desire to take ad-
vantage of the boats furnished by
the Club for witnessing the races
will please be at the Long Wharf
at a quarter of two o'clock Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. George w. Woolford has re-
turned home after spending a. short
time last week in attendance upon
the convention of the Agents of the
Continental Life Insurance Com
pany, which was in session at Re-
hoboth, Del. Mr.. Woolford is one
OF the directors of the Company.
Mrs. Mary Harrington has begun
the work of having the pavement
laid in front of her stores UP town, |
occupied by Harrington & Waller |
and LeCompte & Harper, this be-
ing the first pavement put down in |
the burned district, and also since
the paving of the streets.
Mrs. William H. Hooper and Miss
Ernestine Taylor will leave on the
boat this evening for Ashevilles M
c., to visit Mrs. Hooper's husband,
Mr.. William H. Hooper, who isl
spending sometime there for his
health The many friends of Mr..
Hooper will be glad to learn that
he is getting along splendidly.
The Sand Burr, the second, the
speed boat owned by the proprietors
of the Marlborough-Blenh Hotel, |
of Atlantic City, arrived by express
Sunday night and will participate
in all the speed events. The boat
is a beauty, and is said to possess
a speed record that will make the |
best of them look to their laurels.
The Cambridge Auditorium has
closed for the summer season, ow-
ing to the hot weather. The man
agement will follow the same plan
that was pursued last summer, hav-
ing pictures every Saturday night. !
By watching the advertisement in
the Banner, all persons can ascer- |
tain what the pictures will be in
advance.
1t has been suggested that If all
of the merchants of this city will
close their stores tomorrow (Tues-
day. afternoon it would add great
ly to the success of the Regatta las
it would not only enable the en-
ployes to attend, but also it would
permit many other persons to do SO
who feel that they cannot SO long
as the stores are open.
Mrs. Samuel E. Meekins and Gau-
ghter, Miss Goldey, leave on The
boat tonight for Baltimore, where
they will attend the Commencement
exercises of the Eastern High
School, from which place Mrs. Meek
ms niece, Miss Jessie Wheeler, is
one of the graduates of this year.
Miss Wheeler is well known in this
city.
Mr. w. Irving Mace, who has beer
on ten days trip to Milwaukee.
where he represented Oriental Con-
! clave, Improved Order of Hepta-
sophs, in the biennial session of
the Supreme Conclave, arrived home
! yesterday evening on the train. He
says that he had a delightful trip,
and his appearance puts the state
ment beyond the question of a
doubt.
Rev. VIM. w. Greene expects to