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| Auditorium tonight.
Miss Mary Corinne Jones is IL
with an attack of quinsy, at her home
on Willis street.
Mary Fuller in "The Witch Girl,
will be the attraction at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow, matinee and
night.
Mr.. J. Bibb Mills, counsel to the
Anti-Saloon League, spent sometime
in Cambridge today in connection
with the work of the League.
| Mr.. M. A. Glover, of this city, kill
| ed four ten month old pigs this week
| that dressed 1914 pounds. Their
| weights were 4O7, 405, 367 and 365
| pounds, respectively.
Misses Lena and Myrtle Cannon,
tbs in the South, have returned to
their home in this city, where they
will spend severa, weeks.
Mr.. Thomas S. Hooper, of Salem,
this week killed a hog which dressed
$50 pounds. This was, so far as We
have learned, the largest porker that
has been killed in the county this
season.
Mr.. C.. V. Mallonee, Special Deputy
Superintendent of Agents for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., of
New York, is spending a short time
in this city with Mr.. living LangralI,
the local superintendent for the Com
pany.
1.-THE Blue Flame," the big, two
reel detective crook drama, with
Guy Oliver and Stella Razetto in the
and daring. See it and the Bunny
Finch comedy at the Auditorium to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Applegarth
have returned to their home at Hon
ga, after having spent several days
this week as the guests of Mrs. APP
plegarth's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. Spedden, at their home on Oakley
street.
Mr.. Ralph J. Butler, of Preston.
and Miss Ruth Colbourne, of near
fredericksburg, were married Wednes
day night, at the Zion M. P. Church
the Rev. Benz. A. Bryan, pastor Of
Hurlock M. P. Church, officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will make thoi-
home near Williamsburg.
Mrs. Phillips Lee Goldsborough
was at home Informally yesterday at
ternoon, at the Executive Mansion,
Annapolis, from 4 to 6 O'Clock, as
has been her custom on Thursdays.
Assisting her in receiving were her
mother, Mrs. N. Shovel, Mrs. A. f..
DeReeves, Mrs. John Dep. DOW, and
Mrs. William G. Dawson.
II. Thomas - Greene. of the
Wi ychool OF Husic. OF
Washingto &. timber of
the advanced pupils, arrived in Cam,
bridge on the noon train today for
the concert to be given at the Opera
House tonight. The concert given
at Easton last night by this COM
pany was largely attended and was
said to have been unusually satisfac.
tory.
According to information vouch-
safed by Mr.. Thomas E. Keenan,, who
| has kept a daily record Of the weatt-
er for the past fourteen years, the
weather for the past four nights has
been the coolest in the month of De-
cember during that length of time.
Monday night the thermometer regis
tered 16 degrees; Tuesday night, Is
degrees; Wednesday night. 16 de-
grees, and last night, IA degrees.
Including today, there are only six
more shopping days between now
and Christmas. Today a very large
number of people, both from the
county and Cambridge, have been
seen upon the streets, and if the pub
lie will, so far as possible, only try
to do its shopping within the next
three shopping days, it will find
much more satisfaction in making
Purchases. Look over the advertise
ments in this paper, as they furnish
valuable suggestions and afford
3splendid ideas of the large stocks
available. If one does not see the
particular article advertised that is
desired, an inquiry a. the stores wilt
!elicit the information needed, so that
it may be gotten.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Cambridge postoffice to
Dec. 10: Allen Adams, S. Allen,
Walter Allen, Howard E. Bell, VIM
bromley, Serio Giro. foreign; John
lCain, Raymond Fitzhugh, Charles +.
Finley, Victor Hughes, Olin Horse
man, Jarrett B. Hall, Joe Kelly, Fred
Kelly, Joseph Jordan, West Johnson,
Chas. Jopson, Michel Lourb, for
eign, 2; M. Moses & Son, William
Noel, Editor the Pilot, George Schc'
field, Henry Thomas, Harry Taylor.
Andrew Wyatt, George Wesley, vii
liam Ellie White, Mrs. Chas. Brad
ley, Mrs. Walter Cores, Miss Goulds-
berry, 81 Cedar ST.; Mrs. Mary How,
ard, Mrs. Bertye B. Helm, Mrs. VIM
H. Hearn, Mrs. Annie Redden, DR.
land Mrc Iac L RahinSnn Miss Ma1