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BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight.
No Baltimore papers came on the
noon train today.
Mr.. J. w. T. Webb, of Vienna. i:
snending few days in town on business
Mr.. Ernest Brannock, Of Wilmlngt or
Del. is spending several days in Cam
bridge.
General Muse had new potatoes from
his garden today. He planted them
March 9th.
Mr.. Roscoe White, of the Salisbury
Advertiser, was caller at the BANNER
office today.
Messrs. Geo. G. Bell and T. r. Hack
Ell are spending several days this week
in Baltimore.
Miss Elena Cortez left on the boat
Sunday evening for Baltimore to spend
several days this week.
Mr. Hubert H. Wright has sold B..
f. Harrington. Esq, of Taylor's Island 1,
large Buick touring car.
Mr.. y. &. Prettyman. of Taylor's Is
lar d. has purchased Of Mr.. Hubert H.
Wright fine Buick touring car.
| Mrs. Clarence Nichols and Miss Es-
telIe Webster were passengers on the
evening boat sunday Tor Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles E. NcGrath, of this City,
l., e. bo this for
Youngstown, Ohio, and other points.
Misses Grace, Edith and Adele Leon
ard left on the steamer yesterday after
noon for Baltimore to spend few days.
Mrs. }. \. Higgins has returned to
her home in Vienna after spending
few DAYS in town as the guest of reIa
tives.
Mrs J. w. Stevens and daughter,
Miss Mary, of -Hurlock, spent Sundsy
in Cambridge visiting Mrs G. L. Poole,
Glasgow street.
Mrs. Mary A. L"ngfellox, Glasgow
St, has returned, after spending two
weeks. with friends a t Denton and
Greensboro.
tt e Womans' Club will meet tomor-
row afternoon promptly at 3 80 in the
Masonic Temple. Reports of commit
tees and election of officers will be held.
Messrs Arnold Tschantre and Thos.
Ruark, and Misses Leila Brannock and
Edna White visited Hooper's Island
Sunday in Mr.. Tschantre's touring car
Mr. Richard H. Dixon, Jr., of the
State Geological Survey, is spending a
day or two in Cambridge as the guests
of his parents. DR.. and Mrs. R. H.
Dixon. High street.
Mr.. Charles Hughes, who has been
employed with the Cambridge BOWL G
Co. has accep ell a position with Messrs.
Eskridge 4 Perry, the well-known sail
makers. of this city.
Miss Emma Wappler at the Auditor
ium tonight This is return date of
the girl who sang Zip Ada l Ae. See
her in all new songs and selected Bio
graph picture tonight.
Mr.. A. Q. Sherman, of Cambridge, is
spending the week in Baltimore as the
guest of his son, Mr.. Oscar Sherman,
who is employed as the general mana
ger of the b. & o. printing office.
fredericksburg has a base ball team
this season and has already won several
games. The team is composed of home
PLAYERS, and as the result of much prac-
tice has demonstrated lhat its ball roll |
lers are on to the game.
Decoration Day was observed in Cam
bridge today, the graves of the soldiers
being decorated, and public meeting |
was held in Spring Valley afterward.
An-account of the meeting will be pub
lished in the BANNER tomorrow.
We are in receipt of an invitation to
attend the fortieth Commencement of
Western Ma, yland College, at West
June 1915. Mr.. Francis Philo
Phelps, Jr., of Cambridge, is member
of this years graduating class.
The schooner Margaret z. Dennis ar
r. ed in the harbor this morning direct
fir. the ish factories of L E. P. Den
mis- Sons, at Crisfield, Nd, with load
of II celebrated fish guanos consigned
to til Jas. Wallace Pkg. Co., this city.
The rty-third annual meeting of the
MARYLAND State Teachers Association
will be held at Ocean City June % to
July LIST. An interesting program has
been arranged, and reduced rates will |
he made by the railroads and hotels.
Messrs. Emerson e. Harrington, Jas. |
n. sherman. ST. Winder F. Harrington |
and Capt. Herman Cook spent Sunday |
at "Waterloo" farm, as the guest of
Mr.. Daniel Condor. The party were
taken to Mr.. Condon's home in Mr.. |
Cook fine gasoline yacht.
The largest locomotive in the world
has recently been delivered by the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, of Phila-
leIphia, to the Norfolk and Western
Railroad. The locomotive is double
the usual length of the heavy freight
engines, and eight inches wider, and has
sixteen driving wheels. ltweighs about
200 tons without fuel or water.
Messrs. Hoffman, Pl liant & Co. have
completed the work Of putting proper
water connections in the Court House,
so that along the line of toilet equip
ment the Dorchester county Court
House is in tirStclass condition. 1t is
reported that the Commissioners are
considering the installation of heating
plant.
Cornwell, Bowdle < Co. will have a
! special sale of white shirt waists at 80,
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