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Brief Rocal Mem,
Auditorium tonight.

Auditorium tonight.
No Baltimore papers arrived OF
the train. today.
Mrs Willis Richardson, of Sea
ford, is visiting Mrs. Milton Sul1i
van, this city.
Mr.. Herbert Harper arrived hom'
! on the boat this morning from l.:
trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. John F. Willis, who has beer
in Baltimore on business, arrived
home this morning.
Mrs. Samuel Brohawn returne
home on the boat this morning from
a trip to Baltimore.
Rev. Mr.. Race arrived in thi.
city on the train last night, from
a trip to Laurel, Del.
Mrs. Geo. I. Johnson, who has
been visiting at Baltimore, arrived
III Ills City Ills ulOl uluS.
Miss Frances Oates, who spent
sometime recently at her home al
Brooklyn, has returned to this city
Miss Reba Nehr left yesterday
for her home at Wilmington, after
having spent sometime with friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foble and
little daughter, jeanette, were pas
sangers on the boat this morning
from Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Robertson
have returned home, after spending
several days as the guests of rela-
tives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Be sure to go on the personally
conducted tour of England Friday
night, at the Auditorium. Seats
on sale at Postoffice Pharmacy.
Miss Willie Pritchett, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Pritchett, has returned to Balti-
more, to resume her studies at State
Normal School.
Mr.. Howard S. Robinson return
ed home Sunday night on the boat,
after visiting his sister, Mrs. John
M. Pritchett, at her home on Muir
street, this city.
Miss Edith Martin, who has been
spending several days in Cambridge
visiting Miss Mamie Jones, at her
home on, Academy street, left this
evening for Baltimore.
Messrs. Kern & Wilson, contrac-
tors, have been awarded the con-
tracti to build handsome Colonial
residence on Hambrooks Boulevard,
for Mrs. Irvis o. Edmunds.
Mr.. Eugene Brannock, who holds
a position in the office of the B. &
o. Railroad Co., at Baltimore, has
returned home, after visit to his
mother. Mrs. Brannock, Poplar 81.
Miss Etts aoldsboropgh returned
hon Il 81 81 1ieht. fropas
where she spent Thanka-
giving at the Executive Mansion as
the guest of Gov. and Mrs. Colds
borough.
Mrs. Wilbur Dashiell and son,
Wilbur, Jr., have returned home, at
ter spending several days at Tay-
lor's Island, visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. F. Dashiell and-Mr. and Mrs.
Chas Edmundson.
Lille Langtry, in a tense dra-
matte play, entitled ellis Neigh
boris Wife, made by the Famous
Players Film Co., is the feature at
the Auditorium tonight. Also Paul
Panzer, in a dandy Pathe comedy,
will amuse you.
Sheriff Geo. F. Sherman who was
recently elected, has taken charge
of the office, and moved into the
jail building. Ex-Sheriff Bradshaw
has removed to the residence at
the corner of Locust and Oakley
streets, recently occupied by the
late Mrs. Belle Straughn.
The Grand Opera House tonight
presents the most daring 3-reel mas
terpiece ever produced in America,
Captain Kidd" produced by Otis
Turner, and featuring David Hart
ford, the popular actor, in the title
role. t~-truly remarkable produc-
ton, and one in which plenty of ex-
citing moments abound.
For the first time in its history
Salisbury will have a community
Christmas tree this year. Through
the efforts of the Civic. League, a
large meeting was held in the Court
House Saturday. The County Com
missioners very kindly offered the
use of the lawn surrounding the
Court House, and it was decided to
erect 5O-foot tree. A platform will
be erected to hold the orchestra of
Prof. Sheideker, and it is expected
that all the choirs of the different
Sunday Schools will combine and
sing the Yuletide carols on Christ
mas night. Three hundred : ten
candle-power lights will light the
tree.