The daily banner., 1919-05-10
The DAILY BANNER

Mr.. Frank Spence, of Baltimore
is spending few days this week in
Cambridge and the county on a
business trip.
Mr.. Linwood Harris, U. s. N.
Transport Madawasga. is visiting his
mother, Mrs. James B. Harris, at
her home on Mill street, for a few
days.
Miss Grace Leonard left on the
steamer last night for Baltimore,
enroute for Washington, D. C.,where
she will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Edward LeCompte.
The sale of household effects to
have been held this afternoon on the
lot between Gators Hotel and Da-
shell Bros store, has been post
poned until Tuesday afternoon at
1.30 O'Clock.
A session of the Dorchester Coun-
ty Teachers Association was held to-
day at the Cambridge Academy, but
on account of the very wet weather.
many of the teachers were unable to
attend.
Miss Henrietta Hearn, of Vienna,
is spending several days in Cam
bridge as the guest of her brother,
Mr.. w. R. Hearn, and her niece,
Mrs. Samuel E. LeCompte, at their
homes on Locust street.
! The members of Rescue ire Com
,pany will attend Divine esrvices to-
morrow morning at Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. All mem
bers are requested to meet at the
Engine House by 1890 o'clock to
form in line to march to the church.
Some of our local weather pro-
phets predict that the present spell
| of wet weather will be broken to-
morrow, while others state that it
is likely to continue for at least
another week. The sun will be a
very welcome visitor.
Announcements have been receiv-
ed in this city of the marriage of Mr..
Louis B. Keene, of Golden Hill, this
county, and Miss Kittie Spangler,the
wedding having taken place May
1st. Mr.. and Mrs. Keene will be at
home at 1919 Main street, Annapolis,
after May 18th. =
Mrs. Darcy G. Barnett and little
son, of Caldwell, N. j., who have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jane sc. Leonard, High street,
were passengers On the boat last
night, enroute for Washington, DC,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
G. Edward LeCompte.
The best game of baseball of the
season was played yesterday, when
Cambridge High School played Sal
isbury High School, at Salisbury. AL
though Cambridge lost, by the score
of two to one, the game was by far
the most brilliant of the season.
The game went until the last half OF
the seventh inning before either side
scored, when Salisbury succeeded in
getting two runs across before the
Cambridge boys could tighten up.
In the eighth inning Cambridge Sc
cured one run, but could not catch |
Salisbury.
List of letters remaining uncalled !
for in the Cambridge postofice to
May 9. Persons calling for same
will please ask for advertised letters:l
VIM. o. Bowley. John Camphor, Ar
thur G. Ferdinand, Master Charles
Gootee, Stanton Hackett, Edward
Hasnish, Richard Jews. VIM. D.
Travers, Osker Wheatley, Mrs. Wal
ter Bollinger, Miss Viola Hughes.
Miss Mary J. H. Keene, Mrs. Elnora
Keene, Miss Mary E. Magar, Sallie
Nichols, Mrs. Mamie Stanley. Mrs. |
Elizabeth Wilson.-G. w. Wright,
Postmaster.
The Editor of the Democrat &
News, in this weeks issue, suggests
that Judge w. Laird Henry. OF the
Dorchester County Branch of the
State Council of Defense, act as lea
der in the matter OF getting up an
entertainment for the returning sol
diers. With all due respect to the
wisdom OF the suggestion, and with |
the kindliest feelings for the Judge,
we. think that His Honor, The Ma
yor, is the proper gentleman to take
charge of this matter. AS the OFF,
cial head Of the city, quite naturally,
he would be expected to take the |
lead in the matter, and while alto |
gether too modest to deliberately do |
so without being asked. We venture
the assertion that nine out of every
ten persons will consider that the
honor belongs to him, and that 1t
will give him pleasure to accept it.
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