The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-17
Cambridge, Md, Jan. II, 1913.
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Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight.
Miss Lucy Fisher, of Vienna,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. J. Vim
cent, lis Willis street.
Rev. Oscar Lee Owens, of Bal
timore, a former pastor of the FRS
Baptist Church, this city, is spend
ing sometime in Cambridge.
Messrs. Brandt Roberts and Sid
ney H. Henry are spending fey
days at the home of Mr.. Henry
mother. Mrs. Julia Henry, William
street, this city.
| Miss Lee Horseman arrived HON
this morning ON the B., C. & A
boat, after spending several day
this week in Baltimore. visitin
friends.
DR.. Sheridan McClees, of Balti
more, is spending sometime witt
Mrs. McClees, at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H
Sauerhoff, Mill street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hazeltine Bas
shor, of Baltimore, who purchased
several weeks ago "Algonquin Ma
nor" the home of the late Senate,
Isidor Rayner, arrived in Cambridge
this morning for a short stay.
The dance given at the Dancing
Academy last night was quite large
ly attended and seemed to be great
ly enjoyed by all present. Music
was rendered by the Merry Concer
Band and was of high order.
Messrs. William w. and L. PhiliI
Skinner will sell at public sale to
morrow afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, the
valuable town property, located or
Locust street, which was until his
death the home of the late Levin
P.Skinner. For full particulars con.
corning this desirable piece Of
property, read the adv. in this issue
Mrs. Mary X. Wiley has pur.
chased the business of Messrs. Hub
bard & Bramble, who for the past
several years have conducted g
general mercantile business at Easi
New Market. The business will be
continued at the old stand, under
the management of Mr.. Edward A
Bramble, who was member of the
firm of Hubbard & Bramble.
List of letters remaining uncail.
ed. for in the Cambridge postoffice
to Jan. 49, Geo. A. Adkins, Ag-
ger Clarriss, Levin Clash. Jonothan
Cephas, j. j. Dunno, VIM. Jenkins
Geo. G. Myers, Levin Ridout, Ten
seq Thomas, D. J. Wilson, Miss
Annie Hughes, Martenia Mitchell
Miss Florence Parker.-W.H. Med
ford, Postmaster.
John Rogers, highly respected
man who lived for a number of
years with Mr.. VIM. T. Kinnamon,
at. his home near Chateau, died
last might at the Aims House. Mr..
Rogers had no relatives III this
section, and requested that he be
committed to the Aims House. He
was known to be the soul of honor,
kind hearted, and had
many friends.
The entertainment at the CAM
bridge Yacht Club yesterday even
ing was a complete success in every
respect and was greatly enjoyed
by large number of the members
and their families. Dancing, instru-
mental and vocal music were en-
joyed until about IL O'Clock. Dur
ing the evening delicious refresh
ments were served by the young
ladies and young gentlemen.
The P. B. & w. Railroad Com
pany is laying a splendid cement
pavement on Maryland avenue, on
the side occupied by the Cambridge
Mfg. Co. The other side of the
street was paved sometime ago, but
Commissioner Jackson, feeling that
it would be quite an improvement
if both sides were paved, requested
the Company to do SO, which they
did very cheerfully,
The Pupils of Miss Mary Leonard,
assisted by Miss Nellie Shackeleord
and Miss Elizabeth Henry, will give
a recital tonight at o'clock, in the
assembly room of the Seminary. The
public is cordially invited to attend,
as this recital is given for the
purpose of affording the pupils ex-
ercise in public playing. 1t is re-
quested that there be no talkin as
most of the scholars have never
played in public before.
A largely attended meeting of
the Cambridge Board of Trade was
held last night at the Board Of
Trade rooms, In the Masonic Tenn
pie. Much interest was manifested
by the members and a desire to
accomplish more during the coming
year than has yet been achieved was
evidenced by all. Mr.. Samuel L.
Byrn, representing the Pomona
Grange, was present, and stated thai
1t was the intention of the Oranges
to have another exhibit this year,
and that it was hoped and planned
to make this one much more sue
cessful than the one held last year.
At the one last year, as has already
been stated, exhibits from this
county were entered in eleven
classes, and eight prizes were won.
The very gratifying news that the
Court of Appeals had sustained the
title of the congregation of Zion
Methodist Episcopal Church to the