The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-27
Cambridge, Nd, Jan. 20, 1913.
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Auditorium tonight.

Small, at 'The Cedars."
DR.. George Webb, of Preston,
spent a few days recently in this
city.
Mrs. Anna Thomas left on the
steamer Dorchester last night for
Baltimore.
Miss Myrtle Cannon is spending
several days in Baltimore as the
guest of relatives and friends.
Mrs. John M. Perry. of Centre
vile, Is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Henry Lloyd and Mrs. John R. Pat
tison, at their homes in this city.
All persons having parts in "Our
Busy Ladies' Aid" are requested to
meet at Phillips Hall promptly at
half-past seven o'clock tonight, for
the purpose of practice.
Mrs. Frank P Cannon and Mrs.
John Jones were passengers on the
City of Milford Sunday morning, en-
route for Virginia, where they will
spend sometime with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Brinsfield and
grandson, Brinsfield Cook, left on
the noon boat Sunday for Baltimore,
where they will visit their son and
other relatives.
Mrs. Edwin Dashiell left on the
steamer Dorchester yesterday even
ing for Baltimore, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. N. Trigant Bur-
row, and her brother, Mr.. William
H. Bryan.
The infant child of Mr.and Mrs.
Edward Henry was smothered to
death Saturday. The child was
sleeping with its parents, and it is
supposed that it slipped down too
far under the covers, with the re-
suit above stated.
A very successful revival has
been conducted at the Methodist
Protestant Church, at Chestertown,
by the pastor, Rev. Walter R. Ora
ham. About eighty persons have
protested conversion, while about
fifty Of the Older members of the
church have been at the altar.
Tomorrow morning, the commit
tee appointed for that purpose, at
meeting of the Dorchester County
Bar, will present to the Court reso-
lutions of the Bar, adopted about
two weeks ago, relative to the re-
cent deaths of Judge Henry Page
and Seweu T. Melbourne, Esq.
| DR.. John 8. Fulton has been cleo
ted Secretary to the State Board OF
Health in the place of DR.. Marshall
L. Price, resigned, who found It
necessary to re1fnquish the position
on account OF Ill health. DIR. Full
ton at one time practiced his pro-
fession down the county. where he
has many friends
T. Coleman dupont, whose efforts
to build boulevard through the
State of Delaware have been block
ed on account of litigation, plans
to give the people of Sussex coun-
ty special boulevard to run from
Selbyvilte to Glendale, taking In
Millsboro, Dags1oro, frankfort,
Georgetown and Glendale.
Decorators have been quite busy
for several weeks fixing up the
Dancing Academy for the American
Beauty Rose Dance, to be given to-
morrow evening. Amid a back
ground of American Beauty roses
electric lighted Cambridge girls,
far-famed for their beauty, will COM
plete the picture.
Mrs. Sara A. Allaire and daugh-
ter, Miss Inez, left on the after
noon train today, en- route for Ford
ham, N. Y, where they have been
called on account of the death of
hA % &11lOAAN AoIAO1, &nIs Joun VI
Jackson. Mr.. Jackson would have
been ninety-five years old had he
lived until next June. He was
prominent In Masonic and Odd Eel
lows circles, and was also a men,
Der of the Grand Army of the Re-
public.
The Dorchester County Game and
Fish Protective Association will
probably make it's first distribution
of game about the 25th of Feb
ruary. Rabbits, cartridges, etc. will
be distributed, as the result of
which, in connection with the pres
ent n Id weather, there would seem
to be probability Of more plen-
tiful supply OF game next season.
Of course, 1t is expected that the
public will see to it that the game
turned loose is properly protected.
"Our Busy Ladies Aid" de-
lightful comedy, will be given Fri
day evening of this week, by local
talent. Proceeds for the benefit of
st. Pau1's M. P. Church. Those
taking part in this play have been
practising for sometime, and it is
reported that the parts are all well
taken. The play abounds in anus
ing features and comical situations,
and cannot fail to please both old
and young. The prices of admis-
sion will be, for adults, 20c.; for
children, 10c.
Much comment has been heard
concerning the unusually warm
weather of this month, and while
there Is no doubt of the fact that
the weather is very much warmer
than is customary, instances of such
weather during the month 0f Janu-