The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-29
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Mr.. Peter Holland, of Baltimore
is spending sometime in this city
with relatives.
Master Linwood Brannock is visit
ing Wilmington, as a guest of rela.
tiyes.
DR.. John Travers, of Easton, i:
relatives and friends.
Miss Ruth Russell, of Havre d.
Grace. is the guest of Miss Heller
Harper, at. her home near Cam
bridge
Miss Mildred Twilley was a pas
senger on the boat last night fol
Baltimore, where she will spend
sometime
Messrs. L. V. Snyder and John
H. Walsh, of Philadelphia, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bozarth, at
their home near town.
Mr.. Martin Smith, agent for the
P. B. & w. Railroad, is now on his
annual vacation, which he will spent
in Niagara Falls and Toledo.
The automobile department of the
Phillips Hdw. o. has recently sold
and delivered to Mr.. Darcy C.
BrinSfield a Little Four roadster.
DR.. and Mrs. F. F. Hicks and
little son, F. F., Jr., left this ev-
ening on the boat, en- route for
Blue Ridge Summit, where they
will spend ten days.
Mrs. Willis NJ Durding left yes
terday evening for her home in
Baltimore, after spending several
days visiting her husband, Mr..
Durding, of Durding & Co.
Mrs. John w. Evans and daugh-
ter, Miss Marion, of Baltimore, are
spending a short time this week
with Mrs. Henry Ruark, at her
home on West End avenue
An advance of 10c. a ton ON coal
has been ordered in the cities for
the first of August. 1t does seem
the heighth of cruelty to advance
the price of coal during hot spell.
Misses Neva Seymore, Mary
Welsh, Muriel Bartlett, Elsie Den
mis-, Cora Barnes and Katherine
Dexter have returned to their homes
at Trappe, after visiting Miss Agnes
Dunn, at her home on Racesstreet.
The boarding tent at Salem Camp
this year will be in charge of Mr..
w. T. Hubbard, who is an expert
enced man, and excellent service is
guaranteed all patrons. The camp
will begin on Friday of this week.
Mrs. D. A. Cooke and daughters,
Mrs. George w. Bradshaw, of this
city, and Mrs. J. r. Willis, of
Philadelphia, are spending several
days at Atlantic City. Mrs. Cooke
has recently returned from spend
ing a month in the mountains.
Mr. Alvin Woodland and Miss
Florence Robinson, both of Bish-
ops Head, were married Saturday
night, at o'clock. The ceremony,
which took place at the parsonage
of Dorchester Circuit, ME. Church.
South, this city, was performed by
the pastor, Rev. w. j. Twilley.
A terrible storm visited Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York yester-
day evening, doing great deal of
damage. The wind swept the cities
with the violence of a tornado, do
ing much damage to buildings and
the shipping. The storm was fol-
lowed with heavy downfall of
rain.
There are indications that within
the next few days there will be
plenty of politics in the county. The
crop is a little late this season,
but it seems likely at this time to
blossom forth in full vigor. While
little is being said about candi-
dates, there seems to be a Mkeli-
hood of plenty of them on both
sides, as their candidates. are being
kept under cover at this time, in
order that they may get sufficient
growth to Withstand frosts, blights,
etc.
The baseball game yesterday at
New Athletic Park was one of the
poorest that has been played on
that diamond this season. Nor was
the game a one-sided affair, for
both sides allowed the score to
run pretty evenly, when Cambridge
claimed the vistory with a score of
IL to 10. Bennett, who pitched
for Cambridge, hurt his finger in
the sixth inning, and was succeed
ed by Matthews. Noble, of st.
Johns College, did the catching for
the local boys. Today the Cam
bridge team went to Shraptown,
where they matched the local nine
of that place.
A well-known gentleman who
plays the game of fifty-eight quite
frequently, and who has been play
ing it for several years, reasoned
out, the other evening, a point in
playing the game. His partner had
secured the bid at thirty-four, or
six, and led the nine spot;he hav-
ing the ace, queen and two others,
took the nine in with his ace, and
after studying quite a little while,
led his queen. He had discovered
that it was the best card out be-
sides the king, which his partner
held, with another trump besides,