The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-11-12
BRIEF LOCALS

Elsewhere In this issue Will De
found the statement of the Eastern
Shore Trust Company and its
branches.
Miss Ruth Thomas, of Thomas,
Md, has accepted a position as night
operator with the Chesapeake G. Po-
tomac Telephone Co.
| Mrs. Daniel o. Seward and Son,
Daniel, O., Jr., have returned home
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Applegarth, at Honga. this county.
Just look at thfs-not only the
two Marys. Mary Pickford and Mary
Fuller, but Broncho Billy as well. all
on the same program at the Audi
torium tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Fletcher
and Mrs. Edward Hopkins left this
morning for Philadelphia. where
where they will be the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Granville Hopkins.
Mrs. S. T. Milbourn. who has been
confined to her home on Locust st.
for sometime. with a sprained an
kle, has sufficiently recovered to leave
for Philadelphia, where she is the
guest of relatives.
Gov. Goldsborough, who was op-
Grated upon for appendicitis two
weeks ago Saturday. was able to 60
down stairs Sunday for the first
time since the operation. He is
making rapid progress towards COM
plete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carter r. Hugh
lett entertained the members of the
500 Club last evening,at their home
on Church street, the honors being
carried off by Mrs. A. Stengle Marine
and Mr.. w. Irving Mace. After the
playing, a delicious hot supper was
served.
Elsewhere In this issue. will be
found Town Tax notice, which
should be carefully read by all tax
payers. Since the new method Of col
Letting taxes in Cambridge has been
into effect. the town taxes have been
collected much more easily and with
less cost to the taxpayers and the
city.
Capt. George w. Phillips. formerly
Of Dorchester county. but of late,
years a resident of Baltimore, died
Tuesday at his home, 10S Ellwood
avenue. The deceased was 47 years
of age. He is survived by his, wife.
Mrs. Virlie :,Phillipsas The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon,
with interment in Loudon Park
Cemetery.
The sessions Of the Circuit Court
yesterday and today have been taken
up with the trial of the suit of for
mer Senator Joseph B. Andrews
against Mr.. Marion Pitts. The suit
involves the title to piece Of land.
and until noon today only one wit
ness had been on the stand. County
Surveyor James T. Robinson. There
are twenty-eight or twenty-nine wit
nesses to be examined, SO that it now
seems likely the case will not be
concluded before tomorrow.
Thousands OF persons have wit
messed the exhibits of Horticultural
products at the Armory yesterday
evening and today. and. without ex-
ceptlon, all have been proud Of the
splendid display Of products OF :. the
soil. It cannot fail to make one
enthusiastic over the county to- find
its farmers producing such fine. ex-
cellent things, and makes one and all
realize that no where can there be
found a section of the country that
Is better adapted to the growth of SO
many of the best things on earth.
Help swell the fund for the Bel
gian sufferers at the benefit perfor-
nance at the Opera House tonight.
To you all will come that great feel
ing of an applauding conscience. of
a duty we'll done and 'fulf1llment of
the most rigid teachings Of Christi
anity. Not while there is a resident
of the city who has not contributed.
can Cambridge rest with the feeling
Of "Well Done" Every inhabitant
of this town must come forward and
add his mite. or larger donation, to
1.-THE starving men. women and chill
dren in war-torn Belgium. To those
who have not helped, we say, come
to the Opera House tonight; your
patronage solicited for this worthy
cause.
Everyone who can, should 60 to
the benefit performance at the OPP
era House tonight. Contribute the
small amount of 10c. to the starving,
shelterless population Of unhappy
Belgium; help swell the fund for the
sufferers. To you all will come that
great feeling of applauding consci-
ence. of a duty well done. and full
fillment of the most rigid teachings
of Christianity. Help to swell the
contribution from Cambridge: no
one will miss it. The steamship
Thelma leaves Philadelphia today,
laden to the gunwales with food. An
other ship will leave Philadelphia
soon on this beautiful errand Of
mercy, to help save the starving Bel
gian women and children. Don't
turn away: heed the piercing cry Of
humanity. Admission, loo.
CHURCH LOCALS.
The choir of Christ Church will
meet tomorrow evening, at seven