The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-24
The DAILY BANNER
Published Daily Except Sunday.
CAMBRIDGE. MD. JULY "a. 19l
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Mrs. K. Watson Webb is spending
two weeks as the guest of Mrs. Jas.
r. Phillips, Preston.
/ Misses Clara Sauerhon and Ruth
Gordy left today for Pen Mar, where
they will spent two weeks.
DR.. William l.. Lowe left on the
boat yesterday evening, en- route for
I Shrewsbury, Pa, where he will spend
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Todd have re
turned TO their home at Salisbury ,af-
ter having spent the weekend as
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Clarence
l.. Selover, this city.
Mr.. Daniel Delaha, who has been
employed in Wilmington, Del, for
several months, is spending some
time with his family, at their home
on Glasgow street, this city.
Messrs. L. Aubrey Dunn and How
ard simmons, who spent their vaca-
lions at their homes in Cambridge,
and at the Hotel Hamilton, Ocean
! City, have returned to Wilmington.
Mr.. Maurice Conway, who is en-
| ployed on one of the Merchants and
Miners steamships, is spending few
days with his mother. Mrs. Edward
! Conway. at her home on Travers
street, this city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Richard Harding, OF
Memphis. Tenn, who have been
| spending sometime with Mrs. Hard
ing's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Woolford, at their home on Glas-
gov street, left this afternoon for
Baltimore, en- route for home.
The Girl Scouts, accompanied by
Captain Margaret Small and Lieuten-
ant Rebecca Leonard, are camping
this week on the beautiful Brooks
farm, near Madison. They will be
Joined later in the week by the
Campfire Girls of Church Creek.
The L. S. Army, with her men and
her facilities, will be shown tonight
at the Grand Opera House. In add
ton to these pictures, Paramount
presents Frank Mcintyre in The
Travelling Salesman" and Mrs. Yer
non Castle will be seen in the serial
story, 'Patria.'
Work on the State Armory, which
is being erected by the H. ID. Watts
Co., is progressing very rapidly, as
may be seen by anyone who Will walk
down Gay street. The building Will,
| undoubtedly, present very fine APP
! pearance; in fact, by many it Is
claimed that it will be by far the
handsomest building of its kind on
the Eastern Shore. The plans for
the building were prepared by Mr..
j. Ben Brown, of this city, who is
supervising the work.
Attorney John W. Stanton, Of
Snow Hill, was in Cambridge yeSter-
day in the interest of his candidacy
for the vacancy or the bench caused
/ by the death OF Judge Jones, Mr..
Station announced that he intended
to contest in the primaries for the
nomination, which will, undoubtedly,
make threecornered fight for the
nomination. the other candidates be-
ing former States Attorney William
F. Johnson, OF Snow Hill, and for
mer States Attorney Joseph l.. Bal
ley, of Salisbury.
Unusual interest is being display
ed this year in the Dorchester Coun-
ty Fair, numerous inquiries having
already been received for copies OF
the premium list, etc. Copies of these
lists may be obtained from Mr.. Ed
win S. Lake, secretary. Last year. at
the last moment, the Fair Manage
ment was disappointed by the fail
ure of the attractions to come, and
in order to guard against any SINH
lar disappointment this year a con-
tract requiring a cash deposit for
their appearance was made with the
famous Sibley attractions, which are
said to be by far the best line of at
fractions to be found on any Fair
circuit.