The daily banner., 1913-07-18
Brief Rocal Mems

Miss Mary Henry. who has been
spending sometime at Easton on a
house party, has returned to her
hcme on High street.
.ir. Geo. W. Woolford returned
This morning on the boat. after
spending several days This week in
Baltimore on business.
Mir James Il. Jones left on the
boat Yesterday evening, Ell route
fer Lebanon, Patio visit Mrs ].
i. Croft and children. his daughter
and grandchildren.
Mr.. J. G. Evans has on exhibition
in his window sixteen beautiful
cups, which will be given as trophies
at the regatta of the Cambridge
Yacht Club next week.
Mr.. Ferdinand Nichols. former
resident of Cambridge. but who is
now living in Jacksonville. Fla was
in Cambridge Thursday on short
visit to his brother, Mr. Jas. Mich
OILS, Academy street
Mr.. Leonard Bassett won. in yes
terday's baseball game, the beauti-
full IS silk shirt offered by Nc
Cready's, to the first player to make
a home run in the series of five
games between Cambridge and East
New Market
Mr. ]. Evans. the well-known 10
cal jeweler, will give a concert of
sacred music on one of his Victro-
las, at the Baraca Glass services
Sunday morning. and every member
is urged to be present. Ladies will
occupy the gallery.
Mr. Thomas Webster, of Balti-
more, President of the State Oys-
termen's Protective Association, will
visit the Oystermens Protective AS
sociation of Secretary tomorrow ev-
ening, and hopes TO meet as many
of the oystermen as possible.
Mr.. J. Marvin Johnson. son of
Mrs. Jos. H Johnson, of this city.
left Sunday for Bethlehem, Pa.
where he will take the summer
course in Mechanical Engineering, at
Bethlehem Preparatory School,
which will enable him to enter the
University this fall
Mr.. Thomas Webster, of Baltf-
more, will meet the oystermen of
Cambridge this evening, at eight
O'Clock, at their hall over the store
of w. H. Meekins & Bro. All mem
bers of the Association and oyster
men are earnestly requested TO be
present and hear what is being done
10 protect the interests of the oys-
termen throughout the Stae:
Mr. Hardy Bramble, of Lower
Dorchester, met with an accident to
his automobile last Tuesday which
temporarily put it out of commits
sion. He was taking number of
relatives TO visit Mrs. Bramble, when
the machine ran into a bad rut and
bent the axles. Fortunately, he
was near home at the time, and Mrs.
Bramble came to the assistance of
the party with her pair of fine
drivers and took them back home
List of letters remaining uncall-
to July 19: Ottie Dudley, Dick
Fitzgerald, H. Harper, Capt. Bert
Jarrett, Leon H. Jones, S. Jones,
Irving Lewis, J. Albert Mowry. S.
J. Simons, Robt. McGlotton, T. NJ.
Todd, Miss Allefair Mills, Mrs.
Emma Stofford, Mrs. Nettie Stiles,
Mrs. L. Wing.-W. H. Medford,
Postmaster
Mr.. VIM. l.. Barrett this morning
received letter from the owner
of tie power boat Pocomoke. which
is said to be one of the fastest
boats III the displacement class in
the country saying the boat will be
here for the regatta next week,
and will be glad to race, if there
are any boats OF her class here
The boat will arrive Monday or
Tuesday, mad will be in charge of
Capt Freshman
The Cambridg ge Manufacturing Co
last Tuesday launched large pow
er boat for Mr.. Lewis NJ. Price and
others, of Smyrna, Del. The boac
is G5 feet long and about 20 feet
wide. and will be used to do
general freight business on the
Delaware Bay and tributaries. 1t
is owned by company of Smyrna
business men and was christened
The smyrna 1t is fitted up with
q S6 horsepower engine.
If you have no friends to share
or rejoice in your success in life
if you cannot look back to those
to whom you owe gratitude, or
forward TO those to whom you ought
| to afford protection, still it is no
less incumbent upon you TO move
steadily in the path Of duty: for
your active eXertions are due not
only to society, but in humble graft
tude to the Being who made you a
member of it, with powers to serve
I yourself and others. Sir Walter
/ Scott
/ The management OF the Auditori-
/ um has been SO fortunate as to Sc
cure for tomorrow night the two
| reel feature. entitled, "A Wise
! Old Elephant" the Selig Com
pany's great animal masterpiece in
which "Toddles," the world-famous
and alI-but-human trick elephant.
. plays a leading role. In addition TO