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Auditorium tonight.
Western drama and good vaude
Vile at Phillips Hall tonight
Mr.. Hubert Applegarth, of Fish
ing Creek, is spending sometime il
this city.
Mr.. George Moore was passen
ger on the boat this morning from
Baltimore.
Reserved seats are selling rapid
ly for the DeRus Bros. Minstrels to
morrow night.
A relief map OF their city on {
large scale is being made for the ue
Of London's blind
Mrs. Roy Smith has returned
home. after spending sometime il
Baltimore with friends.
A Broncho Billy Western drama
az a part Of the big picture program
at the Auditorium tonight.
Mrs. George w. Moss and Miss
Edith Moss, of Annapolis, are the
guests of Mrs. James B. Noble, Lo-
Gust street,
Mr.. VIM. Glover returned home
on the boat this morning from Bal
timore. where he has been spneding
several months.
Mr.. Luke Vickers, who is a
student at the Johns Hopkins Tech
meal School, is spending vacation at
his home in Church Greek.
The Cambridge High School base
ball team will play the East New
Market team Friday afternoon. at
$50 o'clock. At the New Athletic
Park.
Miss Willie Pritchett, who is a
student at the State Normal School,
Baltimore,is spending vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Pritchett. at
her homo on Oakley street.
Misses Edith Hayward and Ruth
Meredith arrived home on the train
this morning, after having attended
the Eastern District Baptist Asso-
citation. which is being held at Sal
isbury.
Miss Katharine Wallace gave a
delightfully."- arranged garden party
at her home, "The HILL" yesterday
afternoon, in honor of the members
of the house party which she is en-
Pertaining.
Mr.. Willis Brannock, who is a
student at Richmond College, Rich
mond, Va, arrived home on the
steamer Dorchester this morning, to
visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Frank Brannock, at their home on
West End avenue.
Wonder & Bellmare, Chinese I'm
personators, will be seen Friday ev-
ening in an acrobatic sketch, en-
titled, "A Chinese Laundry on a
Busy Day This act is imported
by DeRue Bros. for their Minstrel
Company, as a special feature.
The statement of the Farmers &
Merchants National Bank will be
found in this issue. This bank, since
its establishment several years ago,
has made a steady and rapid growth
as it attested by the statement pub
lished in another column.
In another column we publish a
very interesting article, entitled,
Colonial Dwelling to be Replaced
by Modern Structure. This article
was very kindly prepared for The
Banner by Mr.. James S. Shepherd,
Deputy Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
The Dorchester National Bank,
of this city, as will be seen from
the statement published in another
column, has now reached the posi-
ton OF where its resources aggre-
gate nearly a million dollars. 1t
has over three-quarters of mil
lion dollars on deposit.
Mr.. J. Airey Brannock has deliv-
cred to Mr.. Chas. Webster, of East
New Market, a handsome seven-pas-
senger. fifty horse power Abbott
Detroit touring car, fully equipped.
Mr.. Brannock has sold to Mr.. WE.
Redwood, also of East New Market,
a five-passenger E. M. F. automo-
bile.
The lineup of Cambridge against
East New Market tomorrow will
probably be: Todd, c.; Bennett,p.;
Bassett. h.; Hobart Phillips, 2b.;
Henry, 3d.; Jones, SIS; Hubbard, E.
Ruark and Webster, fielders. The
East New Market team is very
strong one, and an interesting con-
test may be expected.
The pupils of Miss Mollie Leon
ard will give a recital in the assem-
bly, hall of the Cambridge High
School tonight, at O'Clock. They
will be assisted by Miss Nellie
shackelford, Miss Elizabeth Henry.
and Mr.. Hamp Harris. The admis-
sion will be free, and the public is
nxtAndad q nnrdial inuit q ton to at.