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The Daily Banner
CAMBRIDGE, MD, DEC. 18th. 1872.
Brief LOYAL News

Miss Marie Parks, was a passenger
on the boat Friday night for Baltl
more where she will spend a few
weeks with her sister.
The graduating class of the Cam
bridge High School Will be the cues
of the Cambridge Lyceum to heal
The Hon John Temple Graves at the
Armory tonight.
The Hon. John Temple Graves
who will lecture at the Armory TINS
evening arrived on the afternoon
boat and is registered at the Hotel
Dixon.
Former Governor Phillips Lee
Goldsborough is spending several
days in Cambridge as the guest OF
ough, High street.
Mr.. Daniel M Henry, has returned
TO his home in Baltimore after hay
ing spent several days with his father
Judge W. Laird Henry, at his home
on High street.
Don't fail to bring the klddies to
the Hubbard Hardware Company, to-
morrow afternoon at three O'Clock
when Santa Claus will be there to
greet them all.
The many friends Of Mrs. E. Earl
Hearn, will regret to learn OF her
painful injury from a fall in street
car three weeks ago. She is still con-
fined to her room with one bone In
her leg broken and will have to be
put in a metal cast for several
weeks.
Commander Robin Goidsborough,
L. S. N. who has been stationed at
Shangi. China, is visiting his brother,
DIR. Brice W. Goldsborough, at his
home on High street. this city. Com
mander Goldsborough has been in
this country on sick leave for several
months.
"Ebb Tide" the. big new Para
mount feature with James Kirkwood
and Lila Lee has been selected as the
first of the Anniversary week spec
ials at the Grand Opera House this
week 1t is one of Paramount's big
gest productions also one of their
very newest specials. No raise in
prices.
Mr.. James S. Dixon. the well taxi
dermist of this city, has recently fin
ished mounting fine gray fox which
he received from Mr.. G. E. Hearn, of
Delmar, Del. This specimen can be
seen in the window of Richardson's
STYLE Shop. The pose of the fox was
taken from one Mr.. Dixon saw listen
ing for the hounds while on a hunt
a short time ago.
Agnes Ayres in THE Ordeal at
the Arcade for tonight is superbly
sowned and portrays a story of a
woman's soul in conflict. The ladies
are to see in this picture Miss Ayres
fight their greatest battle. Conrad
Nagel and Edna Murphy are in the
wonder cast. The Como Orchestra,
Screen, Snap Shots and a Pathe News
are also in evidence. Alice Brady is
coming in 1.-THE Dawn of the East"
In the account of the delightful
banquet served at the Armory Thurs
day evening for Cambridge Lodge,
No. 80, Knights of Pythias the credit
for the preparation and serving of
this bountiful spread was given to
the Ladies Aid of Zion Church where
as it was served by the Philatnea
Glass of the same church. an organ
ization composed of equally as
charming and beautiful ladies as the
one first named.
Col John Temple Graves, who will
lecture at the Armory tonight under
the auspices of the Cambridge Lyc-
cum, arrived in town this afternoon
on the boat. Col. Graves is one Of
the most eloquent lecturers in the
world and those who fail to hear
aim tonight will miss very great
treat In also should be borne in
mind that this is not money MAX
ing proposition. the guarantors Of
the Lyceum do not expect or want to
make any money, their only desire is
to take in enough to meet the actual
expenses. if there is any surplus
and thus far there have only been
deficits the money will be used to
secure additional attractions, not a
dollar will go for the personal bene-
fit of any of the guarantors.