The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-10
The DAlLl BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD, AUG. 10, 1872.


Mrs. Guilford D. Euritt. Of Staun-
ton, Va, is visiting Mr.. ana MIS-
| Charles H. Seward.
There will be two games OF base
ball at Cambridge Saturday after
noon with the Salisbury; the first
game will start at P. M.
Miss Louise Robertson who has
been spending sometime at Teela
Wooket Camp, Roxbury, Vermont.
has returned TO her home in this
city
Quite a number of young men
left Cambridge yesterday en- route
| tor Wilmington Del, where they
have accepted positions to work i'll
the railroad shop sin that city
Misses Nellie and Mamie Shackel-
ford are spending sometime as the
guests of Major and Mrs. Ford Rich
ardson. at Fort Ontario, New York
State and later will visit DR.. and
Mrs. c. W. SelOver at Canadalgua
New York.
Mrs. Benjamin S. Insley, and Miss
Julia Ruark, are spending sometime
al the "HamiltOn,' Ocean City, Md.
Miss Imogine Seward. a nurse at
the University Hospital, Charlotte
vile Va, is spending sometime with
her parents, MI and Mrs. Charles
H. Seward. near Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Matthews,
| and three children, Robert, Jr., Don
alb and Sewell accompanied by Mr.
Philip Matthews left this morning
for Staunton. Va, where they will
spend sometime with their brother,
Mr.. Sidney Matthews. The trip
| was made by automobile
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Blosser
Miss Effie Sapp. Miss Jean Murray.
of Chester, Pa, Mr.. Layton Reed,
Mr.. John Fisher, of Milton, Del,
| Miss Adera Smoot and brother. Ed
ward, of New York, are spending
part of their summer vacation at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
w. Wheatley at Rhodesdale.
Miss Mamie Davis and nephew,
| Robert left on the steamer Emma
Giles Tuesday for their home in Bal
with Mrs. Chas. A. Geoghegan, at
Taylors Island. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Ida and Ella
Geoghegan, who. will spend some
time with their cousin, Mrs. J. A.
Davis, On w. Fayette street.
Charles (Buck) Jones i'll Rough,
Shod" the fastest western play you
have seen in a long time and the
only one you Will see this week is to-
nights feature at the Grand Opera
House tonight only. It's Buck
Jones at his best. The comedy IS a
Sunshine comedy made by Fox.
Marie Provost in Her Night OF
Nights" is tomorrow and Saturdays
feature.
The Arcade tonight repeats last
nights very good show Conway
Tearle in The Referee" is an eN-
ceptional picture in acting ana
photography-the story is from the
pen of Kenneth Harris, vivile thru
out. The comedy and the Pathe Re
view .pIeases as usual. Lavender
and Old Lace" by Myrtle Reed is the
attraction tomorrow. Every woman
has read the book and will want toI
see this play. Special attraction for
tonight The Como Novelty Orches-
ira plays.
Howard w Simmons, who has
been associated with the Frederick
Motor Co., Frederick, Md, during
past two years, has resigned that
position and will become manager
of BURNSIDE the famous stock and
dairy farm of Mr.. S. NJ. Shoemaker,
in Gaiem Spring Valley. Baltimore
County, and will take up his work
there in the near future. The meet
ing of the Eastern Guernsey Asso-
citation will held on the farm on
August 10th an 18th. Mr.. Simmons
leaving this even 1g to attend the
meeting. Mr.. Shoemaker is an en-
thusiastic authority on Guernsey
cattle and from his dairy the Walk
er-G ordon Laboratories of Balti-
more and Washington are daily sup
piled with highest grade milk. the
farm has about sixty employees with
a superintendent in charge of each
department. Mr.. Simmons had con-
sidera BILE experience in the dairy
farming at Locust Level" farm OF
Mr.. R. Rush Lewis, near Frederick,
where, he was partner of S. Lam
bert Byrn who now is in charge OF
the business