The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-08-10
The DAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE. MD. AUGUST 10. 1911,
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Mr.. Chas. Hurley, of New York
city, is visiting his family, at Secre-
tary.
Mrs. John Collision, of Baltimore
is spending several days in town visit
ing friends
Mr.. Nicholas Matthews, after hav-
ing spent a short time in Atlantic
City, has returned home
Misses Lee Smith and Nettie Smith
have returned home, after spending
the past week at Ocean City, Nd.
A large trailer for the Packard
truck of Woolford & Smith arrived
this morning on the steamer Tangier
Mrs. James B. Stevens. of Balti-
more, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Jas.
Hubbard, on Academy street, this
city
Miss Della Horseman has returned
to her home, after taking a special
course at the State Normal School.
Towson, Nd.
Miss Agnes Phelps has returned to
her home at Stump Manor, after hay
ing spent sometime visiting friends
in Salisbury.
Miss Estelle Webster, of Balti-
more, is spending sometime with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Noah Web
ster, Mill street.
Miss Olive Ruark, of Washington,
D. c.. is spending the weekend at
the home of her father, Mr.. VIM. w.
Ruark, Locust street.
Mrs. Edgar E. Simmons and dau-
ghter, Virginia, have returned to
their home on Locust street. after
spending two weeks with friends in
Baltimore.
The large th!ee-masted schooner
May and Anna Beswick, Capt John
! Meekins, is in the harbor with a load
of coal, which she is landing at the
Cambridge Water Co
Col. George l.. Hicks. [. S. A. and
Mrs. Hicks, and their two sons, are
visiting Col. Hicks mother. Mrs.
Mamie Hicks, this city. The trip
was made from Washington in the
! CnloneIs touring car
\ call for sixty-three more colored
mon has been received by the Local
Draft Board and notices to the men
have been mailed out The list of
names will be published in Mondays
issue of this paper
Mr.. Willard Hooper, First Glass
Woman, L. S. n, arrived in town to-
! day on the noon train to visit his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hooper,
Maryland avenue. Mr. Hooper has
just returned from his sixth trip
across to France
By all means see Anita Stewart in
her greatest feature, The Girl Phil
| lippi," in eight masterful reels. On
account of this picture being so long,
| Vengeance And The Woman" will
be shown only once tonight, starting
about 9.15.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Lake have
recently received a letter from their
son, Mr.. Paul Lake, who is now in
France. He states that the country
is beautiful, and incidentally stated
in his letter that the sweaters which
were given the men before leaving
We're coming in very handily, as the
weather is quite cool
The work of grading the lot
around the new Postofice Building is
proceeding rapidly, and in short
time it is expected that the grass will
be seeded When Uncle Sam has a
job done he makes certain that it is
complete before he accepts, and one
of the requirements about public
buildings is that the grounds upon
which they are located shall be we'll
set in grass. The reason for this is
that the government has found that
it can have one contractor do the
work much cheaper than it can get it
done by having a half a dozen at
work on it.
AS was published in yesterdays
issue of this paper, the Federal regu-
lations on game take precedence over
the State Laws, and for this reason
the Dove season does not open in
Maryland until September 1st, in
stead of August 18th, as provided in
the State Game Laws. Also it will
be well for sportsmen to understand
that it is violation of the Federal
Laws to shoot Summer or Wood
! Ducks, the season on such ducks be-
ing closed until Sept. 1, 1918. Then,
too, from the warning it will be seen
that it will be well for gunners to
take out licenses before attempting
to gun, as the State Game Warden
has notified all deputies to arrest
persons found cunning who cannot
produce licenses for the year 1918.