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Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium ronignt.
Mr.. William Simmons arrived or
the boat this morning from Easton
Mr.. T. E. Jones is home from q
visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. Walter Todd arrived home
on the boat this morning from g
business trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. Wilbour Dashiell arrived in
Cambridge this morning from a trip
to Baltimore.
Mr.. VIM. L. Dean returned home
this morning from Baltimore, where
he has been on a business trip.
Tom and Ida Howard, in a novel
tv singing and banjo picking act,at
the Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holzwarth and
daughter have returned from
abroad, and will occupy their resi-
dence in East New Market.
DIR. and Mrs. Chas. w. Purnell
and little son, returned home on
the train this morning from Balti-
more where they spent a short time.
Mr.. T. Sangston Insley has sold
to Mr.. John E. Eskridge, the lot on
Church street, which he purchased
recently from Mr.. A. s. Marine.
Mrs. Samuel Simmons and little
daughter, of Hoopersville, are the
guests of Mrs. S. M. Donohue, at
her home on Maryland avenue.
Mrs. Leonard Lindenmeyer and
little son, Leonard, Jr., are visiting
Mrs. Lindenmeyer's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. M. Donohue,
Mss Eugenia Simmons has re-
turned to Cambridge, after spend
ing two weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. Annie A. Tubman, at Golden
Hill.
Mr.. VIM. II. Simmons was quite
painfully and seriously injured yes
terday morning, about ten O'Clock,
by being kicked by mule which he
was shoeing. The blow struck on
the outside of the right knee, and
strained the ligaments badly.
Mr.. Leroy Wallace, member of
the senior class of the Cambridge
High School, and Mr.. Jas. Jones, a
student at the East New Market
High School, will represent Dor
chester county in the defamation
contest to be held at st. Johns Col
lege, Annapolis, on Friday evening.
Fish Commissioner Edward S.
Phillips advises us that he has
this week had put out in the Trans
quakin and Blackwater rivers a
large quantity of white and yellow
perch. Instructions have already
been given for the placing of fish in
the Nanticoke river, in one or more
places.
The Washington Times. IN an
issue OF last week. stated that Capt.
Tony Miller and Col. Tom Booker,
assisted by their quartette of Old
Virginia negroes, were playing to
well-packed houses in the Nations
Capital. This company will be at
the Cambridge Auditorium We'd
nesday, April 8.
The Woman's Club at it's meeting
yesterday appointed the following
delegates to the Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs, to be held in Balti-
more on April "A: Mrs. John H.
Burgess, Jr., and Mrs. Edgar Shack
elford; alternates, Mrs. James G..
Leonard and Mrs. James W.. Nc
Cready; to represent the associate
members, Mrs. John Mace; alter
nate, Miss Rita Bayly.
Some idea of the merits of the
entertainment given by The Two
Old Confederates may be gained
from the business to which they
have been playing. In Charles
Town, w. Va, Ga place of about
10000 recently they played to a
$3.50 house. In Washington, though
they have appeared there many
times, door receipts ranged above
the thousand dollar mark.
About We O'Clock yesterday aft
ernoon a fire was discovered in a
barn on the rear of the property of
Mr.. L. X. Warren, Gay street. A
large amount of hay was destroyed,
but some alfalfa, which was in the
place, was saved The loss, amount
ing to 5000, is covered by insur-
ance. This is about the fourth
time that fire has occurred in this