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Auditorium tonight.
Hon. George R. Percy, of Tucka-
hoe Neck, is spending a short time
in Cambridge visiting friends.
Gov. Goldsborough is spending
few days this week with his brother,
DR.. Brice w. Goldsborough
Mr.. Herbert L. Harper arrived
home on the Texas last night from
| trip to Baltimore.
Messrs. Ogle Cannon and Edgar
Foxwell spent yesterday visiting
relatives in Meekins' Neck.
Judge and Mrs John W. Mills
have returned to their home in this
city, after spending two weeks visit
ing relatives in Baltimore.
Miss May Saxton, who has been
| spending several months in Cali
fornia, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
| Annie Saxton, at her home in East
New Market.
Mr.. Otto Bibby, of Baltimore,
| spent a few hours in Cambridge
| yesterday. His many friends were
| glad to see him looking so well,
| and trust that his good health may
| continue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis Red
| mond left on the Texas this morn
| ing for Washington, after having
spent sometime with Mrs. Red
mond's mother, Mrs. Isabelle Willis,
| Locust street.
After an absence from school for
six months, Phillips Lee Colds
borough, Jr., son of Gov. and Mrs.
Goldsborough, has returned to Tome
School for Boys, at Port Deposit.
A spell of typhoid fever prevented
his entering earlier this season.
Mr.. Otway Hubert, who lives
on the Fountain farm, near Airey,
killed a gray eagle yesterday which
measured six feet from tip to tip,
and weighed ten pounds. The kill
ing of the eagle will undoubtedly
save the lives of many chickens,
birds, etc.
The Secretary Dramatic Club will
ciu "a
Window" at Secretary, in Webster
Hall, Wednesday evening of this
week. The play is being given for
the benefit of the church, and it is
to be hoped that there will be
large attendance.
Little Mary Peckford is at her
very best in a comedy drama; see
her in So Near, Yet So Far, a Bio
graph feature, at the Auditorium to-
night. The comedy Juggling Par
RIOTS is the extra attraction this
first half week they juggle every
thing. .--...,...- ...
Invitations have been received in4
Cambridge for the wedding of Hon.
William A. Percy, of this county,
and Miss Mary Ellen Darby of Riv-
erton. The wedding will take place
Saturday evening, Dec. 7th, at 8
o'clock, at the home of the brides
mother Mrs. William Thomas Darby.
Mr.. T. Harry Hopkins, of near
Cambridge, won the first prize for
white corn for the Eastern Shore
district, in the Statewide exhibit
ton OF farming products in Balti-
more last week. Mrs. o. w. Nc
Williams, of Rhodesdale, won the
first prize for spiced peaches in
the exhibition of canned fruits.
We are in receipt of query as
to whether or not the tax on dogs
has been repealed; the inquirer
states further that II dogs were
counted yesterday without tags, land
that he has been informed that but
two licenses have been issued for
several months, the names of the
two persons taking them out being
given. Being unable to answer
this question, we pass it on to the
proper authorities.
The members of the NJ. P. Church
at Sharptown have arranged for
bazaar for Thursday, Nov. %, to
raise money for the purpose of
building a new church. Letters were
written to various prominent peo-
pie for some article to put on sale
at this time. Among others, Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan were asked to help.
Both of these ladies replied Dy
sending handsome handkerchiefs. 1t
has been decided by the manage
ment to rattle these off in Sails
bury. They have been placed on
exhibition at Harper G. Taylors S,
and wilt be ratified off there. Those
wanting a chance had better call
before it is too late.-Salisbury Adj