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Cambridge, Md, Dec. 10, 1912.
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Auditorium tonight.
Miss Margaret Shepherd left on
the steamer Texas this morning for
Washington.
Mr.. w. Nicholas Williams is
spending a short time in Balti-
more this week
Misses Vina Quick and Emily
Pink, of Brooklyn, are visiting Mrs.
Robert Pink, in the New Brown
Building.
See Maurice Costello, In the
Vitagraph comedy drama, A Mis-
take in Spelling; also Pathe Week
ly, with many features, at the Au-
ditorium tonight.
On account of the present cold
snap, there has been a decided i'm
provement in the tone of the oys-
ter business during the past few
days.
Mrs. Edw. F. Pink has as her
guests at her home on Choptank
avenue, her mother. Mrs. Mosher,
and her sister, Mrs. A. H Davis, of
Jersey City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Leonard
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Adele, to Mr.. Darcy C.
Barnett, to take place Tuesday, Dec.
No cards.
Elsewhere in this issue We pub
lish a notice to parents against let
ting their children play hockey on
the streets, the game being danger
Gus and being prohibited by the
Town Commissioners.
Cards are out announcing the
wedding of Miss Berdye L. Insley
to Mr.. S. Luther Ruark, to take
place Tuesday evening, Dec. oath,
at 8 o'clock, at the home of her
parents, near Wingate.
The steamer Texas, of the East
ern Shore Development Steamship
Co., did not reach Cambridge last
night until about eleven o'clock,
having made the run to Claiborne
in the place of the Atlantic, which
has been disabled for several days.
The Orphans Court was in ses-
sion today, Chief Judge Mills and
Associate Judge Windsor presiding.
But little business beyond routine
work was transacted, there being
a scarcity of business before Court
at this time.
The County Commissioners were
in session today, the time of the
session being taken up principally |
with routine work; much of the |
time was occupied in the passing of |
bills, as almost all persons having |
bills try to get them passed before |
Christmas.
Auctioneer w. J. Vincent sold at |
the Court House door this after
noon to Geo. W. James and ]. /
Watson Thompson. trustee, the |
property on the Maple Dam road in
Bucktown district, formerly owned
by Hooper Jews, deceased, for
s143O.
inc nf
County Medical Association was held
this afternoon in the parlor of the
Hotel Dixon. The meeting was
quite largely attended and much
interest was shown in the work;
this was the first meeting of the
Association since the Medical and
Chirurgical Faculty held its meet
ing here a few weeks ago.
Ivy L. Lee, formerly connected
with the Pennsylvania Railroads.
publicity agent, and who has for
The past three years been in Europe
an American firm of
private bankers, returned to the
service of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company on Dec. LIST, with du-
les in connection with the Com
oany's public relations. He is To-
lated in Broad Street Station, Phil
ldelphia.
The authorities in charge of the
of the new State road from
Cambridge to Mt. Holly have great
y improved the traffic conditions by
the opening up of that portion of
the road which had been closed to
public travel. If the County Com
missioners will now have their
teams fill up the worst holes SO as
% temporarily improve the road,
which We have no doubt they will
,heerfully do, the road will be in
fairly good condition, and none need
stay away from Cambridge on its