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Auditorium tonight.

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day for Crisfield, where she will
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Watson Webb
and little daughter, Virginia. are
spending the day in Baltimore.
Mr.. Patterson Travers, of Balti-
more, is spending sometime in this
city with relatives and friends.
Misses Lillian Sterling and Eta
Jones left on the afternoon train
for Onancock, Va, where they will
spend several days.
Mr.. James w. McCready was
passenger on the afternoon train
for Philadelphia, where he will
spend a short time
Mr. Chas. D. Judson, of Pau
taucket, R. l., is spending sometime
visiting his sister, Mrs. James M.
Robertson, Glasgow St.
A Vitagraph drama, Lubin
western drama, and the Pathe
Weegly, with it's many items of
interest, at the Auditorium tonight.
Mesdames Joseph Robbins and
Raymond Applegarth were passen-
gers on the boat last night for Bal
| timore, where they will spend some
time
Rev. L. E. Barrett, D. D., of
Chestertown, and wife, are spend
ing a few days in town. DR.. Bar
rett is a brother of Justice J.H.C.
Barrett, of this city.
The regular meeting of the Board |
of Directors of the Cambridge Hos
pital will be held tonight, at the |
residence of Judge Henry Lloyd, |
Locust street, at O'Clock.
DR.. John Mace, Rev. George w.
Wray and son, left this morning
in DR.. Mace's automobile for Ches
tertown, where Mr.. Grason Wray |
will enter Washington College.
Mr.. T. J. Galloway and daughter,
Miss Mary, left on the boat last
night for Baltimore, from which
city Miss Galloway will go south
for the coming millinery season.
Messrs. Bryan Dashien, Carroll
Dali, Hobart Phillips, Scion Hoop
er, Reeder Spedden, Ewell Harris
and Spedden Graves, of Corners
vile, left on the train today for
Chestertown, where they will be-
come students at Washington Col
lege.
Messrs. Carroll and Clarence
Seward and Lynwood Harris. com
panied by Mrs. C. Lee Seward,
went this morning, by way of auto
mobile. to Chestertown, where
Messrs. Clarence Seward and Lyn-
wood Harris will become students
at Washington College.
The law suit of Raymond Ayrss
VS.. 1. A. Martin, which was re-
moved from this city to Salisbury,
came up in the Wicomico county
Court last Friday, and decision
was rendered in favor of Mr.. Ayres,
the Court giving him judgment for
$1,000, with costs against his OPP
ponent.
An intruder broke into the store
of Mr.. 1. A. Martin, on Race street,
sometime between midnight and
morning Sunday. Entrance was
obtained through back window.
The cash drawer was broken into,
but as all the money had been re-
moved previously, the thief took
gold watch, which is valued at fiji
ty dollars. The person who COM
m;tted the act is unknown.
Mr.. Leonard Leavell, secretary Of
Sunday School work for the Mary
land Baptist Union Association, is
in the city to conduct Sunday
School Institute at the First Bap-
fist Church this week. He wishes
to meet every officer and teacher
Of the Sunday School in the chapel
of the Baptist Church. All other
members of the Sunday School are
likewise invited to be present; also
any other Sunday School workers
in the city.
The Cambridge Board of Trade |
will hold its regular monthly meet
ing tonight, Tuesday, Sept. 16,at
s o'clock, in the Board of Trade |
rooms Miss Farr, of the Maryland |
Library Commission, will speak
on free public library for Cam
bridge. Other matters of speciaI |
Importance will be considered. The |
meeting is open to the public. Be
sure to come. Tell your friends. |
Bring them-J G. Mills Pres