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Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. Sidney H. Henry is spending
a short time this week in Baltimore
Mr.. Frank J. Tucker is spending
several days in Cambridge and the
county.
Mr.. Guy Wright was a passenger
for Baltimore last evening on the
Dorchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Stack were
passengers on the B., c. & A. boat
yesterday evening.
Miss Bertha Nathan is spending
sometime in New York city, as the
guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Vinton left
On the steamer Dorchester yester-
day evening for Baltimore
Mr.. Edgar Bayly left on the
Dorchester yesterday evening for
Baltimore, to spend a few days.
GOV. Goldsborough and little
Rrice are visiting DR.. and Mrs.
3rice w. Goldsborough, High St.
Mr.. Arthur B. Snyder, of New
York, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. H. Snyder, this city.
Mr.. Oscar Wiley left on the
boat yesterday evening for Balti-
more, to spend short time this
week.
The Salisbury Cotillion Club will
hold a New Years dance on the
evening of Dec. 81, 1913, in the
Armory, at Salisbury.
Clerk of the Court W. Lake Rob-
inson, who is i'll at his home, "Ap-
peby," is very much better, and
expects to be out this week
The meeting of the stockholders
OF the Dorchester County Fair AS
sociation will be held at the Hotel
instead of in the Board
Of Trade rooms.
Mr.. Banj. E. DeButts and Miss
Barbara Fredericks, both of Rev.
ere, Mass, but formerly of Cam
bridge, were married Dec. 5, by Mr..
Chas. H. Pratt, Justice of the Peace,
of Chelsea, Mass.
While riding on the road near
Hurlock Friday evening, Mr.. Chas.
W. Stacks Little Four automobile
became ignited from the exhaust
pipe and was destroyed The top
of the car and the body were bad
ly burned, and the running gear
was damaged.
Only little more than a week
remains before Christmas, and
everyone who can do so should try
and arrange to do their shopping
as much in advance of Christmas as
possible. People have more time,
The stocks are larger, selections are
more easily made, and are more sat
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Rice Will
lett have issued invitations to the
of their daughter, Kate
Dunlop Turnbull, to Mr.. Harry Cliff
ON Byrd, Saturday, Dec. 27, at
heir home, 2316 First street, Wash
ngton, D. c., at p. m. Mr.. Byrd
s known as "Curley, "in this city,
where he played on the local base
,3ll team several years ago.
Mrs. Jennie " Mills, accompanied
~ her daughter, Mrs. John G. Hur-
ey, and little granddaughter, Lu-
lie Virginia, arrived home Sunday
morning from a visit of a week to
They were the guests
If Mr.. Howard T. Mills and Ex-
Congressman G. P. White and wife,
It the New Willard, for several
lays. Hon G.. P. White and wife
ire cousins of Mrs. Mills.
Mary Pickford, in the Bishops
Carriage" the Famous Players pic
ure that was at the Auditorium
asst Tuesday, proved such a draw
ng card at the Blue Mouse,in Bal
imore, the last half of the week,
hat it has been held over for this
week The Famous Players pic
.ures are big features. Henry E.
Dixey, in Chelsea 7750,'the next
one, will be shown at the Audi
,orium tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
The Eastern Shore Society of
Baltimore city, which was organized
is growing in membership.
Banding themselves together for So
;ial purposes, for better acquain-
lance, for good fellowship, and, if
necessary, to give aid to the less
fortunate of their former neigh
bors, temporarily in the city, or
there permanently, is the
prime object of the society. Dor
chester has the following members:
Robinson c. Waters, B. S. Mace,
DR., Samuel A. Keene, Lynn r.
Meekins, William H. Bryan, Milton
Dashiell, J. Rush Brattan, J. Webb
Thomas, Robert E. Tubman, Philip