The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-02-12
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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Mr.. George ". Woolford left Oh
the boat last night for Baltimore, to
spend a short time this week on bust
ness.
Mr.. William E. Hooper left or
the boat last night for Baltimore,
!, .-Cre he will spend several days Oh
business.
Judge w. Laird Henry was a pas
senger on the B., c. C A. steamer
last night for Baltimore, where he
will spend a short time this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Williams,
! who have been spending sometime in
New York city. have returned to
their home on William street, this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Griffith, who
were married February 10th, 1868,
at Taylor's Island, spent their seth
anniversary at their home in this
city Monday
In order to partially make up for
the time that has been lost ON ac-
count of the public schools being
closed, it is reported that the schools
will be open from this time for one
session on Saturdays.
Today is. Lincoln's Birthday, and
all over the United States patriotic
citizens are paying tribute to the
memory Of the great man who pre-
sided over the destinies of the coun-
try during the Civil War.
Mrs. Frank Brannock, this city,
has been notified that her son, Corp.
! Charles V. Brannock, 115th Unfit,
has arrived in this country from
overseas, the boat upon which he
came over having landed at Newport
News, Va, yesterday.
Among the candidates for the
First Branch of the Baltimore City
Council is Mr.. ]. Warren Burgess,
who has announced his candidacy for
the Republican nomination in the
Twelfth Ward. ''Joe" has many
friends in Cambridge whose best
wishes will follow him
Tonight you will see Julian Ell
! tinge, the worlds most famous fe-
male impersonator, in THE Widows
! Might" said to be his best feature,
and is packed full of thrills and
smiles The Official War Review,
and a screaming comedy. A big
show at the Grand Opera House.
Mr. c. w. Jefferson, Chief Engi-
neer with the Dredging Division of
| the Panama Canal, is visiting his mo-
Their at her home in East New Mar
| ket. He brought the French Auxili-
airy ship Fraternite,to Savannah, Ca,
| from Colon, and will return to the
/ Canal Zone by way of New York, in
the near future. He spent short
time in Cambridge this week.
DR.. John Mace was called upon
the other day to vaccinate three
lively young fellows, they being
Captain James Fooks and Captain
TBaIn Jones, both OF whom are more
than eighty years old, but much more
active than many men at fifty. The
other young fellow was Attorney W.
Irving Mace, who was called in to
see that the boys did not make TOO
much noise when their arms were
| scratched.
Corp Warren Paul, better Enown as
'Buddie," who was one of the origi-
nal members of Company c, which
during the training at Admission, Ala.
became part of the celebrated One
Hundred and Fifteenth Regiment,
which acquitted itself with so much
glory overseas, arrived home last
night on the train. He passed thru
the entire period of service without
receiving a scratch, and arrived home
laden with the trophies of war.
Mr.. T. G. Barnes, of New Jersey,
lis spending sometime as the guest
of his son, Mr.. w. D. Quantock, at
his home, No. Green street, this
city.