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BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

| Auditorium tonight
C. L. Seward is spending a week a
jamestown
Mr.. Lee BroYn spent Sunday and Mon
day in town.
The boats are running late now, on &c
| count of the heavy freight
| "Uncle Josh Perkins" at the Audi
forum tonight.
Mrs. Joseph B. Meredith left on Il c
DO It last night for Baltimore.
The schooner, VIM. SommeIs, left today
to go On trip buying o, STEERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Wright are spend
ing some time in Wilmington, Del
Mrs. Joseph II. Neal spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. S. s. Andrews, Hurlock.
Miss Susie Hurlock returned Sunday
morning Fl ON short visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. W. Irving Mace arrived home Sum
day after spending some days in Baltimore
7 The oyster rackcIs ale shipping oysters
this year i'll patent carriers, to a large cx
tent
Mr.. Thos E. Keenan's minimum lher.
mometer registered 394 degrees Sunday
night.
! Messrs MiibCurne Bramble and A. G.
Brow returned home on the boat this
morning.
Mrs Samuel E Hubbard and dau ghte
Anna May left on he boat last night Tor
Baltimore.
A festival for the benefit of the Catholic
Church will be held at Phillips II Ill on
Thursday evening, October 81
Mrs. Phillips Lee Goldsborough left on
the train this morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. E. o. Bowman, Springfield, Ohio.
Gordy WIoten, at one time typo in
THE BANNER office, has secured a posi-
ton in Salisbury with the Advertiser.
The "Uncle Josh Perkins company ar
rived in Cambridge on the noon train and
will appear at the Auditorium tonight.
Plenty of music by the Cil;zens' band
on the steamer Tired Avon Thur sday on
the Firemen's excursion Round trip, ST.
The Cambridge High :hool foot ball
team will go to Seaford Friday afternoon,
and an effort will be made TO land the
game.
Bailiff Pritchett and Policeman Shorter
caught twenty five crap shooters Sunday.
They pleaded guilty and are paying their
fines.
Company C left this morning on the
train to take part in the military parade
during the Home Coming week at Balti
more.
Mrs. John r Pattison has been sick
with typhoid fever for several days Her
condition at present is considered highly
favorable. As--7
There is great scarcity Of cans at pres
ent. The American Can Conn any is un.
able to furnish the tomato packers with q
full supply.
Mr.. Bruce C. Dean has purchased the
interest of Mr.. James N. Sherman, Jr, in
the livery business heretofore conducted
by Dean & Sherman.
Mr.. Erred" Muller, for some time with
A. J. Dunn, has accepted position with
Mr.. Oscar Moore, and will have charge of
the meat department..
Better buy your tickets now, as the
number is limited and they are selling
rapidly. On sale at W. H. Meekins &
Bro. and Postotfice Pharmacy.
Miss Estelle Jones entertained number
of friends at an oyster roast at Glenburn
Friday evening, in honor of her guest,
Miss Eleanor Dinneen, of Baltimore.
We call especial attention to the adver
tisement of sale of personal property Of
Mrs. G. 7. Bramble, which appears in an
other column The sale takes place to-
morrow.
The weather man says its 10 to
chance that the weather will be perfect
Thursday. Better get ready and 90 on
| Iuc . SACuISlous CtSuLhCi leu
Avon. $1.00 round trip.
Bailiff Pritchett is having brick cross
ing laid at the intersection of High and
Church streets He has also. greatly i'm
proved that part of Church below High
by giving the streets good coating of
shells.
Keene and Sherman will have charge OF
the refreshment stand, and will serve
lunches on the boat so that you will lose
no time with having 70 get dinner after
getting to Baltimore. Excursion Thurs
day, October 18th.
The store of Albert Andrews, in Lakes
district, was destroyed by fire early this
morning Mr. Andrews store is about a
mile from that of Mr.. Harry Christopher.
which as burned about the same he ur.
This fact gives rise to the idea that both
fires were the work of an incendiary