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Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight
Bazaar at the High School Friday anC
Saturday evenings.
MIR. }. Fred Barton is spending few
days in Philadelphia Oh business.
j! Miss Maggie Shorter re spending 3 few
days with her parents at Stewards,
If you want to know anything about
the future, ask the gypsy at the Bazaar
she knows
Mr.. William F.. Hearn returned home
to-day after spending the past few days
in Baltimore.
Miss Verdye Wiley, ofSeWards, spent
Friday and Saturday in Cambridge a.
the guest of friends.
She is here, she is good, she is here
to stay three days. DON'T fail TO see
her at the Lyric tonight.
Mr. Alhanus Phillips left on the boat
last night for Philadelphia, New York
and other places on business.
Mrs. VIM. NJ Fletcher returned to
Cambridge this morning after spending
The past few days in Baltimore
The bng-ye Lola Bennett, captain
Jones. is in port loaded with coal for
Messrs. Mace, Woollold Il Co.
Former Assistant County Treasurer
6. NJ. NJ. Wingste, of Wingate, is spend
ing few days IN town thisw
Mrs. Eugenia rrayers and Miss Cecie
keene, Of Baltimore, are the guests OF
Mrs. VIM NJ. Fletcher. High street
The schooner J. W. Knowles, Capt.
Milford Phillips. has just arrived in
port loaded with coal for Mr.. j. Fl.
Waller
Tue Ladies' Aid Society of Chatean
VI. z. Church will meet at Miss Blanche
Nsne's. Thursday evening next, April
IA, at O'Clock. A good attendance is
desired.
Bryant and Saville made good at the
Auditorium. These people have the
best musical act seen here, and you
have two mare nights to see them for
FIVE cents.
Mr. Bryant, of Bryant and Saville,
wants to explain that when lppeswitch
called for coca cola he said "trun vivi"
He means good wishing. Auditorium
tonight. five cents.
we'll known resident of East Cam
bridge, We sre told upon good author
lty. set out his tomato Nants about a
week or ten days ago andeanned them
within q week from the date he set
them out.
The entertainment committee of the |
Baraca Class of Grace Church is re-
qnested 10 meet the entertainments com.
mittee of the Cross and Crown Class at
The home of Mrs. Eugene Phillips to.
night at half-pa seven O'Clock.
MIR. Richard Hughlett, Jr., has grant
ed to Rescue Fire Company the use of
, team and driver at any call the CON-
pany may have. The Phillips Hard
ware Go. furnishes the harness. This
commendable spirit deserves the appre.
ciatica not only Of the members Of the
com pany but of the public generally. 2t
The O. X. base ball team, of Stewards,
opened the season Saturday, April 2,
with a game with Church Greek on the
grounds in MIR. John ShOrter's field and
was won by Stewards. Last Saturday
another game was played with Church
Greek, but on account of the lateness
of the hour only six innings were
played, al the end of which the score
stood % to ID in favor of Stewards. The
Stewards team was one of the most sue
cessful teams in the field last year and
won large majority of the games
played.
A man passes for what he is worth
What he ia engraves itaelf on his face,
on his form, on his fortunes in letters of
light. ConcealmentavaiIs him nothing,
boasting nothing. There is confession
in the chances of our eyes, in our smiles,
in salutstions and the grasp of hands.
His sin brands him, mars all his good
Men know not why they
do not trust him, but they do not trust
him. His vice glosses his eye, cuts
lines of mean impression in his cheek,
pinches the nose, sets the mark of the
beast on the back of his head, and
writes: 'Oh fool! fool" on the fore
head of a king-Emerson.