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BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.
Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight
The winning number at the Crys
tai Lunch Room this week is 812O.
Two automobile parties iron
Salisbury Spent yesterday in Cam
bridge.
Mr.. w. F. Dashiell, the we'll
known timber dealer of Taylor's Is
land, was among the Cambridge
visitors today.
See "Athaliah,'' that beautiful
colored Bible story of Judah's cru
elest queen. Green and Green, in
comedy sketch and cartooning.
j Mrs. Emma v. Corsey and daugh.
ter, Miss Edna, have returned home
after spending several weeks with
friends and relatives in Baltimore.
The ladies of St. Paul's M. P.
Church will hold a Collar social at
the parsonage tomorrow (Tuesday)
evening. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Messrs. Geo. C. Bell, Julian Tub
man and Thos. Robbins were pas
sengers on the boat last night for
Baltimore, after spending several
days in Cambridge.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Philathea Glass will
be held tonight in Phillips Hall, at
seven o'clock, sharp. All men,
bers are urged to be present, as
| important business is on hand.
Mr.. F. E. Selover, brother of DR..
c. L. Selover, of this city, died at
his home in Phelps, New York Sat
urday. of pneumonia. DR.. Selover
left yesterday afternoon to attend
the funeral services.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville L. Tub
man and little daughter left on
the boat last night for their home
in Baltimore. Mrs. Tubman has
been spending several weeks as
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Willis, Glasgow street.
A meeting of the Vestrymen of
Christ Church is called for the con-
sideration of important business to-
night in the Vestry room of the
church, at half-past seven O'Clock,
sharp. The presence of every men,
Der is earnestly requested, since
the business is urgent.
The members Of Rescue Fire Co.
attended services at St. Paul's MP.
Church yesterday morning. Rev. J.
L. Ward, the pastor, preached an
eloquent sermon from the subject,
'The Nobility of Service" Seventy
two members of the Company at
tended the services.
the Washington College base bal
team defeated the team from Western
Maryland College on their grounds at
Chestertown Saturday by the score of
to L. The game was pitchers battle
between Jarman for Washington Col.
lege and Twigg for Western Maryland.
Gilbert Meekins, of this city, playeI
third base for Washington Cop sge,
while Movers, of East New aarket,
played left field for Western Maryland.
Eggs! Well, when it comes to
eggs, we have on exhibition at the
Record office half pint jelly glass
containing eight that cannot be
beat in this country. They were
layed by Plymouth Rock hens be.
longing to Mr.. Rasmus Larsen, who
lives on Rural Delivery Route No.2.
and the smallest, while perfectly
formed, is no larger than a pea.
The Baltimore News has sugges-
ted Hon. J. Harry Covington, OF
Talbot county, as candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor this year, but Congressman
Covingtons friends do not think that
the nomination would be attractive
to him. His ambitions are said to
be for an advancement along the
present lines. His congressional ex-
perience would undoubtedly be valu-
able to him in the United States
Senate.
The April term of the Circuit
Court, which adjourned last We'd
nesday at noon, out of respect to
the memory of the late Ex-Judge c.
F. Holland, and also to enable the
Court and members of the bar tC
attend the funeral services, which
were held Thursday, convened this
morning at ten o'clock. Whether
Court will continue all the week
or not is a question that cannot be
answered at this time.
| The fire bell and whistle of the
Water Company, about half-past
seven, called many persons from
their homes yesterday evening to
attend a fire. After getting up
town it was discovered that only a
chimney was on fire, it being got
ten under control before the fire
men reached the scene. While,
naturally, everyone is anxious at
the time of fire, and DESTROYS OF
having their property protected care
cbo,,ld ho ovoroisod in oa1linO nui