The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-04-01
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
Auditorium tonight.


Mr.. Chaplain G. Hicks, of Balti
more, arrived home this morning or
the boat to spend a few days.
Mr.. VIM. H. Baker is quite sick
at the home of his daughter, Mrs
William G. Gootee, Church street.
Mr.. George Dean, who has been re-
Gently employed in Easton, has returned
to Cambridge, where he will reside in
the futule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hughlett,
Jr., have returned home after
spending several days this week in
Baltimore.
Farewell performance of the Lay
bulnes at the Auditorium tonight. See
Lieutenant Seott's Narrow Escape" a
thrilling picture of Indian warfare.
Mrs. George l.. Hicks, who has
been visiting her son, Captain Geo.
L. Hicks, at Fort Washington, for
several weeks, has returned to he:'
nome in tn1S city.
There will be special service for men
only, at Ten O'Clock tomorrow. at Grace
NJ. K Church, South, III connection
with the 3araca Class. Every man in
Can bridge is especially invited.
Miss Edith Wherrette, who has
been in the employ of the Cam
bridge Gas & Electric Light Co.for
sometime, has resigned her position
and accepted one with E. Lee Lee
Compile & Co.
Rev. W. E. Hauff, pastor of the
Lutheran Church, will hold services
and preach in Phillips Hall tomor-
row afternoon at four o'clock. Since
starting these services the interest
in them has increased greatly,as is
shown by the good attendance.
Mr.. Hubert H. Wright has on his
yard on Race street what is said to
be one of the speediest motor boats
in Cambridge. He has recently had
the boat overhauled and expects
shortly to install 100 h. p. Emer-
son engine in it, and will enter it
in the races this summer.
A very popular young lady of
this city, while attending the fire
evening, was so unfortu-
nate as to lose her pocket book, land
strange to say, when located, it'll
was found in the firemen's hose. !
She declares she does not know how
it got there.
The r. S. Harris Co. opened their
new store in the new Brown Build
ing today. They will carry large
and fine line of mems furnishings in
Guiding novelties, etc. This firm is
the first to open in the new Brown
but they will be followed
in few days by at least two
others.
Mr.. G. Edward LeCompte, who
has been connected with the Insur-
ance Agency of Mr.Edwin Dashiell
for2quite little while, has resigned
his position, and Wit engage IN busI
HESTER his own account. For the
present he will have his headquar-
ters at the office of the Standard
Steam Laundry, on High street.
The Hospital Clothing Club will
meet Monday afternoon, next, at
the home of Mrs. Joseph H. John
son, 10 High street, at 3 o'clock.
The cutters are requested to come
by $50, as two pieces of muslin are
to be made ready for the club work.
ers. At the last meeting there
were nineteen members present. Let
US have twenty on Monday.
Mr.. Ralph T. Wheatley, native
of this county, but who has been
for the past few years residing in
has accepted a position
with the Roth Elevator Safety Co.,
Inc, manufacturers of safety appli-
ances for elevators. This company
is expecting to erect a factory in
this State for the manufacture of
their appliances, and will have rep
in Cambridge shortly
to look over the advantages of this
place. They will confer with the
Board of Trade in the matter, and
it is to be hoped that satisfactory ar
can be made so as to
have them locate here. Those who
have looked into the matter state
that the appliance is an excellent