The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-09-06
CAMBRIDGE, MD, SEPT. 6, 1913
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Auditorium tonight.

in town on business.
Miss Marguerite Melvin,of Balti
more, is visiting Miss Lura West
at her home near town.
Miss Anna Evans has accepted
position with the Chesapeake AM
Potomac Telephone Co., of thi
city.
Mr. Dorsey Harvey and Mis-
Florence Michael, of Baltimore, ar
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.Fret
Dunn, Race street.
The many friends of Mr.. Ralpl
Payne, who has been i'll at hi
home in town, will be glad to know
that he is able to be out.
The twelfth and last of tn
what Happened to Mary" series
and a sensational Western drama
at the Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. Hamilton Travers, who ha
been spending sometime will
friends in this city, left on the boa
yesterday for his home at Balti
more.
Misses Lillian and Hattie Wrigh
returned yesterday to their home
at Salisbury, after spending some
time with their sister, Mrs. L. Eu
gene Ross.
Mrs. Louis Morris and son, Louis
have returned to their home a
Salisbury, after visit to Mrs. Nor
ris' sister, Mrs. L. Eugene Ross
William street.
Miss Geneva LeCompte, who has
been visiting Miss Eva Wiley, a
her home on Choptank avenue, re
turned on the afternoon train tt
her home at Easton.
Mr.. Fora L. West, who resides
near Cambridge, has a patch of to-
matoes that contains 10,406 hills
from which he has gathered this
week 1000 baskets of tomatoes.
Reserved seats for the lecture
of Ex-Gov. Glenn, of North Caro-
lima, will be on sale at the Post.
office Pharmacy Sept. IL, at 1890
O'Clock. Tickets will be sold fol
fifty cents.
Mr.. Howard T. Mills, of this
city, who has been in the employ
of the Parks Clothing Co., at Bal
timore, has resigned that position
and accepted one with Carl Jacob
son, at Frederick.
The Citizens Band will furnish
music for the lecture that will
be delivered by Ex-Gov. Glenn at
the Auditorium Thursday evening.
Sept. Is; also the Cannon-Thomas
male quartette will sing.
The voting contest for the Terpsi-
chorean cup is attracting much at
tention, and great interest is being
shown in the graceful dancing. Miss
Betty Goldsborough leads the
contest, with $40 votes; Miss So
phia Roberts has $50 votes.
Prof. Edw. F: Webb, principal of
the State Normal School at Frost
burg, has been assigned by the
State Board of Education as one
of the instructors at the Teachers
Institute for Carroll county, which
will be held at Westminster next
week.
Levin Henry Thomas Denny, of
Lakes district, a standing candidate
for the nomination for Sheriff, but
who did not enter the race this
year on account of his inability to
secure the backing of the organi-
cation, arrived in Cambridge this
Hon. William Jennings Bryan, Sec
rotary of State, will lecture at the
at Salisbury on Mon
day night. Mr.. Bryan will arrive
in that city about half-past seven
o'clock, and Immediately after the
address will come to Cambridge in
an automobile He will go at
once to Annapolis, en- route for
Washington.
Already a large number of an
swers have been received for the
Memory Contest, which appeared in
last Mondays issue of this paper,
and for the benefit of others who
may contemplate entering the con-
test, the announcement is made
that no replies will be accepted af-
ter one O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
The editor of The Banner has SO,
cash, in hand, with which to pay
the prize winners. Persons who
have lost their copies of last Mon
days issue may obtain copy by
applying at this office.
Three charitably-inclined young
ladies, who yesterday afternoon
started out to do some work for
a church, seem to have made them
selves liable to quite little en-
barrassment, if the charges which
may be filed against them are
pressed. In the first place, they
were posting advertising notice:
without having a license to do SO;
in the second place, policeman is
reported to have taken their names
for driving the parsons horse toe
fast, and the third charge is thai
of cruelty to animals, arising il
connection with their driving. De
spite these facts, they are said tt
have reported very successful af
ternoon's work
CHURCH LOCALS.