The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-04-06
THE DAILY BANNER
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
CAMBRIDGE, MD. APRIL 6, 1911.
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
Auditorium tonight.

| Mr.. Howard Bennett, OF baItlmOr
is spending several days this weel
in Cambridge.
There will be a meeting of thu
Yacht Club tonight in the Board O.
Trade rooms.
Mr.. Jas. Steele is spending some
time in Cambridge visiting his mo
Their and other relatives.
! See the Sherwood trio in a one
Il act playlet- of the Spanish-AmericaI
War at the Auditorium tonight.
Miss Hester Gootee has accepted
a. position with Miss Mamie Win
terbottom in the millinery bust
ness.
Mr.. Frederick H. Fletcher, of thu
local bar, is spending several day:
this week in Baltimore on profes
sional business.
Misses Helen Ziegler and Ceci
Cannon. spent part of last week
with Misses Virginia and Della Tay'
lor, at their home near town.
Senator J. Hooper Bosley and
daughter, Miss Adele, and sister
Miss Emma Bosley, of Taylor's Is.
land, spent the day yesterday in
Cambridge.
Mr.. Herbert w. Hatton, engineer
to the Street Paving Commission,
has returned to Cambridge, after
spending sometime at his home in
, Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. Clarence J. Henry has recent
" sold his home on Chopeank
avenue, this city. to Mr.. Robert
Thomas, who recently sold his home
on Cemetery avenue to Edward 5.
Phillips, Esq.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Christ
Church will hold their regular mon
thly meeting in the Vestry room OF
the church on Friday afternoon, i'm
mediately after the service. 4 full
attendance is earnestly requested.
No. 3O79 was the lucky number
at the White House this week. II
this number and No. 1910, which
was drawn the previous Saturday,
are not presented by Saturday ev-
ening, new numbers will be drawn
in their places, and these two num-
bers will not be redeemed upon
presentation.
The management of the Auditori-
um has kindly arranged to give
benefit performance tomorrow, Fri
day, evening, for the Cambridge
Academy. One of the pictures to
be shown is a fine comic, illustrat-
ing school happenings. Not only
the young, but the older persons as
well. will thoroughly enjoy this pic
ture, as it will recall to them many
of the pranks of their school days.
sMr. William Wright, who travels
for the Jones-Lamb Co., the we'll
known meat packers Of Baltimore,
has received from the Company a
Maxwell runabout. to be used in
&n..vaasu.x. his farriforv The auto.
mobile viii j an experi-
ment for the S36rpose OF ascertain
ing whet' is cheaper to travel
the by train and team or
Mr.. Winder f. Harrington, treas
! urer of the Board of Trade, is de-
sirious of seeing all of the members
of this organization at his office at
Harrington & Bayly's store. He has
something for each member, and
those calling, and every member II
may be assumed will accept the in
vitation, are requested to bear the
! fact in mind that it. takes money to
run almost everything, the Board
of Trade being no exception to Tie
general rule.
The bids for the Street Paving
were opened this morning, but VI
to the time that we 60 to press
they had not been tabulated and
consequently it was impossible tt
get list of the bidders. The mum
Der of bidders greatly exceeded
the expectation of the Street Paw
ing Commission, and as the result
of the keen competition, it is be
lieved that the bids may be expect
ed to be reasonably low; in fact
unless such is the case, we under
stand new bids will be asked for. &,
It is likely that the Sunday trai1
between Cambridge and Seaford will
be discontinued before very Tonga
the Railroad Company states tina
it is not a paying investment. s.
far as can be ascertained by sound
ing local sentiment, while the sci
vice undoubtedly is convenient TO
those persons who desire to leav
Cambridge on Sunday for norther
points, there has never been an
,clamor or demand for it upon tn
part Of the people here. The pa
irons of the Pennsylvania Can
bridge service would very much pre-
fer the betterment of their week.
service to the present Sunday sci
vice. In fact, we see but little beI
eft to be derived from Sunday sci
vice on the branch lines.