The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-16
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Baseball tomorrow at New Ath
letic. Park.
Miss Margaret Byrn is spending
several weeks Oh 4 camping tril
in the woods of New Hampshire.
The East New Market base bal
team was defeated yesterday b!
fredericksburg. by the score Of II
90 6.
Miss jeanette Martin, VINO ha!
been visiting Miss Nellie Carroll
at her home at Church Creek. ha.
returned to Baltimore.
Miss Francis Creighton arrived
in town on the train today. and is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Thos Hugh
lett. at her residence on William
street
Col. Albanus Phillips left Oh the
train. this morning for Belair. where
he will spend sevreal days with the
I Governors staff at Camp Phillips
/ Lee GoldsbOrough
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robertson
and son. of DeImar. are visiting
this city as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James NJ Robertson. at their
home on Glasgow street.
Be on the job at $50 tomorrow
! afternoon, and enjoy the exciting
| baseball game from the very start.
Root for your home team; encour-
age the boys-don't knock them.
Cambridge Board of Trade this ev-
ening, al the Board of Trade rooms,
in the Masonic Temple. at eight
O'Clock. All members are urgent
ly requested to be present. as a
matter of special Importance will
be taken up for consideration.
Approximately four hundred and
twenty-one persons left at nine
O'Clock this morning on the excur-
sion train for Ocean City. Ten
coaches were needed to convey the
crowd, which shows that this place
is still a favorite summer resort
for persons from Cambridge.
Zion Epworth League will hold
a picnic at Bolingbrook Thursday.
July II. Boats will leave the
wharf of ] H. Phillips d Co at
9 o'clock tomorrow morning. All
members and friends of the Lea
que are invited Fifteen cents each
will be charged to defray expenses.
Mrs. Samuel L. Webster, ST.. of
East New Market. is critically i'll
at this time, as the result of
stroke OF paralysis which she suf-
fered Sunday night The immedi-
ate members of the family have
been summoned to her bedside and
little, if any. hope is held out for
her recovery.
Cambridge must win tomorrow.
Already their opponents have the
distinction of winning the first two
games, and 1t is now up to the
home team to see that it takes
more than three games to decide
the championship The local boys
are determined to do better, and
tomorrow game will be the hot
test one yet.
An examination for the position
OF postmaster at Rhodesdale will
be held at Cambridge on Saturday,
August 23. This office pays 1872
per year, and all persons desiring
to take the examination should APP
ply to the postmaster Rhodes
dale, or the local secretary at Cam
bridge. The applications to be
considered must be properly exc
cuted and filed with the United
States Civil Service Commission, at
Washington, at least seven days
before the date of the examination.
We are in receipt of information
to the effect that Secretary H.
Writ Steele, of the Society for the
Prevention and Relief of Tuberculo-
sis, at Baltimore, expects to be able
to send an experienced visiting
nurse to Cambridge in about six
weeks to aid the work of the So
ciety in this city. The funds to
meet the expense connected with
the employment of visiting nurse
were raised several years ago,
through the sale of Red Cross
Stamps, but in order to continue the
work for any length of time,it will
be necessary that additional funds
be raised
The Just Government League of
Maryland proposes to hold two OPP
en-air suffrage meetings in Cam
bridge in the near future; the first
one will be Friday evening, July
25, at s O'Clock, in the Spring Val
ley, and will be addressed by Miss
L. G. Trax and Miss NJ. l., Fra
zee, and the second on Friday ev-
ening, August /, at the same place
and hour, snd will be addressed
by Mrs Frank F Ramey and Mrs.
VIM. J. Brown. Meetings will be
held at Hurlock on July "a, at
430 p. M; at Vienna on July "a,
at 8 p. M, and at East New Mar
| ket on July 81 at ?. NJ,