The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-04-18
CAMBRIDGE, MD, APRIL Is, 1911.
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
Auditorium tonight.

| lug q 10" WSShS Win AISh ~peSA VII VI
at Secretary.
, l. Mrs. Bruce c.. Dean has accepte
; a position with the new shoe fri
| Of Hurlock & Spedden.
Mr.. George tiodd;nutt, who ha
been spending the Easter season i
Cambridge, has returned to Bait
more.
Miss Pauline Hubbard. togethe
with her guest, Miss Ouida Trowdy
Of Baltimore, spent yesterday i
Cambridge.
| Miss Estella Gordy, of Helena
has been spending the Easter holi
days with friends and relatives a
Secretary.
Messrs. William Ruark, Spence
HOLLAND and Theodore Price wer
passengers on the boat last nigh
for Baltimore.
No. 4601 is the number which
entities the holder of that ticket t.
Lunch room this week.
Human nature is so inherent,
cruel that nothing amuses the aver
age man more than to see a pool
lame duck still limping around with
out a job.
Ottie Stewart, the 14-year-olt
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stew.
art, of Church Creek, died sudden
ly at about six o'clock this morning
fof heart trouble.
| Mr.. William Anthony, who recent
ly spent sometime at his home or
Race street, has returned to Chez
tertown, where he/is a student a.
Washington College.
The many friends of Mrs. J.. Ben
Brown, who has been quite danger.
ously Ill of pneumonia for the past
| week. will be pleased to learn that
her condition at this time is MA
terially improved.
At. >the first quarterly confer
ence of ~Beckwith Church, held last
Saturday afternoon, it was decided
| not to hold campmeeting this yeal
at Beckwith. The outlook for the
coming year was said to be unusual
| ~ bright.
! Messrs. Dashiell & Mcguire. the
West. End. merchants, have pur.
chased a latest improved cash reg
lister to use in their business They
have also ordered an Alaskaxsefe
frigerator, which will tsu<1 large
and as well AREAS, as any in the
city.
The Ps1efps Hardware Company
in lj1 with their usual progressive
bl siness methods, have purchased
a1.eanto delivery truck for deliver
ing their goods throughout the city
1s7rsrv 4 I uok is spf-noiu type uf tlli;
class of car, and is first class II
Eeyery detail.
Mr.. Henry johnson has returned
to Annapolis, where he will take 6
prominent part in the ceremonie!
connected with the unwilling of the
bronze shaft, which has been erect
ed to the French soldiers and sail
ers on the campus of St. Johns
College.
Mr.. Jackson Grason, who was the
guest of his former classmate, Mr.
Chaplain Hicks, during the Easter
holidays, left on the boat last
night en- route for his home il
Towson. He was accompanied a:
far as Baltimore with Mr.. Hicks, WIN
will resume his studies at Strayer's
Business College.
| At a recent meeting of the Phila.
thea Glass of Zion Church, the fol.
lowing officers were elected fol
the ensuing six months: President
Grace Meekins; vice-president, Mrs
Clara CarIaine; secretary, Grace
Phillips; treasurer, Adah Bothum
chairman of the Devotional Commit
tee, Ednestine Taylor; chairman Of
the Social Committee, Ethel Hop
kins; chairman of the Hustlers Com
mittee, Mrs. Howard Moore; Re
porter, Mamie Phillips.
The burning of trash in the yart
back of Miss Ella Moler's milliner,
store this afternoon nearly caused
the loss of that establishment
About a quarter after three O'Clock
the fire alarm was sounded, ant
although the firemen responded i'm
mediately. yet the debris burned 81
rapidly that the whole house wal
threatened. The back of the stor,
was damaged, and the whole place
filled with smoke. The loss ha
not been estimated.
Owing to the fact that a numbel
of citizens who feel that place tn,
size of Cambridge should not b.
without public park of some kline
have taken hold of the matter, tn,
| odIO VI CAO 6AIh1OI1S In ulo Nv
take place today as scheduled I
is the desire of those who have in
terested themselves in the matte
to see if there are not enough pub
lic-spirited citizens in the city t,
keep this park so that there ma.
be a place for holding base ball
foot ball and other athletic games
Possibly the grounds could be uti
liked for other purposes.
The eighty-third annual communi
cation of the Grand Lodge of Mary
land, Independent Order of Odd Fee
lows, was opened yesterday in tn
Grand Lodge room of the Odd Eel
lows Temple, Saratoga and Cattle
dral streets, Baltimore, and wa
presided over by Grand Master job
s. Green, who submitted his annua
report showing the condition of tn