The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29
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Auditorium tonight.


and a holiday, all the banks will be
closed.
See Broncho Billy and biz
Biograph feature, at the Auditorium
tonight.
Attorney Vernon S. Bradley is
spending several days this week a!
the guest of friends in Carroll coun
ty.
Miss Ruth Willis has returned
home, after spending several day:
in East New Market, as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Webster.
Mrs. F. Giese and little son. Os
car. of Baltimore, are spending &
week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rasche
at their home near Cambridge.
A marriage license was issued il
Baltimore Wednesday to Alva F
Adams of Greenwood, Del. land Mary
l.. Nabb, formerly of this county.
Mrs F. M. Dick. of Hambrooks
Manor, has sold her beautiful coun-
try home, near Salisbury, known as
Delight" farm, to Mr.. Grant Sex
ton.
Mrs. M. w. Shadrick and daugh-
ter, Lillian Ruth, of Baltimore, ar
rived on the steamer Talbot yes
terdav morning, and are visiting
Mrs. Eugene Phillips,at her home
on Locust street.
The members of the Building
Committee and the congregation OF
ST. Pauls M. P. Church have de-
cided upon Sunday, June o., as the
day upon which to dedicate the new
edifice.
BY an overwhelming vote the
Church Convention of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church of the Dio-
cese of Maryland, rejected Wednes-
day the proposition to change the
name o. the church.
Don't forget the game of base
ball tomorrow at Athletic Park, be-
tween Easton and Cambridge. Both
are fast teams, equally determined
to win the game. Admission, 15c.
Game called at $50.
Miss LeFaun Davis, who has been
spending two weeks as the guest OF
Miss Nettie Mace and other rela-
tives, left yesterday evening on the
B., C. & A. boat, en- route for her
home in Washington, DC.
This has been very trying week
on the pupils of majority of the
schools, both in the county and Cam
bridge, as the fate of their advance
ment to the next grades is depend
ing upon the results of their ex-
aminatioHs, which are in progress
at. present.
Mr.. Daniel F. Condor, of neal
Secretary, is one of the farmers Of
the county who seems likely to gel
good returns from tomatoes; he has
set out. and the plants are looking
splendidly, rs acres of tomatoes land
in addition to these, has sold and
Ja1i 10 70 ~
81 per thousand.
1t is hard to get ahead of an
insurance agent, especially if he is
a hustler and has marked character
istics, such as those possessed by
our good friend Willis. His most
recent success has been in placing
seventeen eggs under a hen and
Matching eighteen chickens from
these seventeen eggs.
j. Airey Brannock, local agent
has just sold to Mr. Chas Web
ster, of East New Market, a seven
passenger, 1880, Abbott-Detroit au-
tomobiie. The machine contains all
the latest improvements, and on &C
count of the underslung spring con-
struction, will easily make sixty
five miles an hour.
There will be a meeting of the
persons engaged in SELLING tickets
for the Chautauqua, next Saturday
morning, at half-past ten o'clock, in
the rooms of the Board of Trade,
II is important that all tickets sold
be accounted for at this meeting con
sequently all persons who have beer
connected with this work are urged
to be present.
Cambridge Lodge, No. 1872, B.P
o. E., entertained last night al
those who assisted and those wht
participated in the recent production
of Little Mrs. Cummin," which
was given at the Auditorium. undo
the direction of Mrs. Franz NayloI
for the benefit of the local Order
Ice cream, cake and strawberrie
were served, and during the even
ing cards were played.
| All school teachers have Junio
Chautauqua tickets for sale. TIL
will be great educational benef
+. the children who desire to pa
ticipate in week of interestin
events Not only will these ticket
admit them to the junior session
but they will also be allowed to a
tend the night performances. TIL
offer is open to children Is yeal
cf age and under.
Capt w. H. Austin and Chas.
Mace have just returned from
; two-days' trip to Tilghman's Islar
. and other points.the trip being ma
in the Bridgeport boat, which
being used for demonstrating al
advertising the Bridgeport motor