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Auditorium tonight.

AUDITORIUM tonight.
Mr.. Frank Dawson, who is en-
ployed in Baltimore, is spending
few days at his home in this city.
Misses Ella and Isis May, of East
New Market, are the guests of their
sister, Mrs. w. Simon Hoddinott,a
her home on Locust street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Thomas
and Miss Eunice Thomas have re-
turned home from a pleasant stay
of several days in Baltimore.
Register of Wills Russell P.Smith
is spending short time this week
in New York city on business in
connection with his office.
Mrs. Frank P. Cannon and son,
Master Perry, left on the boat last
night for Baltimore, en- route for
Virginia, where they will spend
some time visiting relatives.
The five month old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. James ellis died at their
home on Light street yesterday, land
was buried this afternoon, in the
Cambridge Cemetery.
See Butlar & Nash, in musical,
singing and comedy, and the fine
selection of pictures, one a d. M.
Anderson,and two Biograph comics,
at the Auditorium tonight
Attorney Henry Lloyd, Jr. left on
the B., c. e A. boat yesterday ev-
ening for Baltimore, where he will
remain today and tomorrow on pro-
fessional business.
Mr.. William t. Nabb, formerly
deputy sheriff, has accepted a po-
sition with the well-knoWn tobacco
and cigar firm of William Deiches
e Co., of Baltimore, succeeding the
late Thomas Gray.
The score as we go to press at
the close of the sixth inning is 2 to
0, in favor of the New York Giants,
with Marquard and Myers and
O'Brien and Carrigan the batter
les for the New York and Boston
teams, respectively.
The two month old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Brown died at
their home on Henry street yester-
day morning, and was buried this
morning, at ten O'Clock, interment
being in the burying ground at
James, Md.
Cashier r. H. Medford, of the
Dorchester National Bank, has re-
turned home, after a short trip to
Mardela. The trip was made with
Mr.. J. Rush Brattan, in his automo-
bile, and it is said that upon the
return trip the machine was heavi-
ly laden with jugs.
Misses Mary Woodcock, Dorothy
Sudler, Ruth Price, Mary Tilghman,
Katherine Toadvin, Glare Tilghman,
and Miss Hazlett, and Messrs. S. /.
Woodcock and ]. E. Lowe, of Sails
bury, motored over to Cambridge
today in two machines, and spent
several hours.
Lest some of the different bust
ness houses should forget the fact,
as well as others having business
nc To he hot Cat
urday is a legal holiday, and the
banks will be closed, we again
call attention to the fact. The en-
ployes of the banks will no doubt
appreciate it if business firms will.
make up their pay rolls on Friday.
The Progressive party, better
known as the Bull Moosers," ex-
poets to have large meeting at
their headquarters, in the Henry
Building, tomorrow night. Messrs.
c. Frank Spedden, Matthew Hard
ing and Thomas E. Kerr will be
present and make addresses. The
public is invited to attend, and I'M
doubleday, as these speakers are
all quite well known, the meeting
will be largely attended.
With the exception of the Dixon
property, the paving in front of
which has been delayed on account
of litigation, all of the sidewalks
on High street, along the improved
street, have been completed. Con-
tractor Carter is today finishing up
the paving in front of the Elks'
home, and when completed, this will
be one of the finest pavements in
the city. The cement used in do
ing the work has been colored, so
as to avoid the glare which results
from the LIGHT nayamantc