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Grand Opera House tonight.

Grand Opera House tonight.
Miss Louise Tyler has returned to
this city, after having spent some
time at Vienna.
Master Thomas Steele Nichols left
on the train this morning for trip
to New York, Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
Miss Nettie Marshall left on the
early train this morning for Balti-
more, where she will visit Rev. and
Mrs d. w. Anstine.
Mrs. Elizabeth I. Jefferis and Miss
Lula Wall have returned home from
Philadelphia, where they have been
spending sometime on business.
The Madison Literary Society will
hold a measurement social at Madi-
son schoolhouse on Friday, March
II, at 100 o'clock. Pay for your
measure, and literary entertain
ment will follow. All invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele Seward, of
Chester, Pa, who were called to
Cambridge on account of the death
OF MIR. Stewards grandfather, Mi.
Richard Seward, returned to their
home on the afternoon train yester-
day.
Mrs. L. P. Scull and Mrs. L. R..
Funderburk, who have been the
guests OF Mrs. Edward L. Bramble,
at her home on Nue de L'Eau street,
lett on the morning train tor jack
sonville, Fla. 1ney were accom-
panied as far as Washington by Miss
Marion Bramble.
The School Commissioners for Tai
bot county decided Wednesday to
close the white schools OF the county
for the summer on June 16, and the
colored schools on April %. The COM
mencement exercises OF the high
schools will be as follows: st. Mich
aeIs, June Is; Oxford, June IA; LAS
ton, June Is; 1rappe, June IL.
"The Reward" that big Mutual
masterpicture OF stage life, with Bes-
sic Barriscale and Arthur Maude, is
the big feature at the Opera House
tonight. Miss Bessie Barriscale Will
be remembered as the star in the
cup OF Life" and other big fea-
lures. Other photoplays tonight in
clude Francis Ford in Phantom Is
land"
Mr.. Dawson FoxweI, an employe
of the Cambridge Gas, Electric Light
& Power Co., while cranking a ma
chine which was standing in front
OF the office of the company, on Pop
lar street, yesterday afternoon, broke
his arm in two places. He was car
ried to the neutrality-suspicious.
Hospital, where the arm was dressed,
and later carried to his home on Ross
street.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Cambridge postoftice: Gar
land Powell, Waylon Truitt, 2; VIM.
Wilburn, Ries Wingate, Miss L.
Banks, Miss Bessie Donoho, Miss Mi
ria Keah, Mrs. Agnes Jackson, Mrs.
Bessie Jackson, Mrs. G. T. Lane,
Miss Gladys E. Madkens, Mrs. Ma
ME Parker, Annie Sampson, Lille
Solmson, Miss Shellie Woolford.-G.
Walter Wright, Postmaster.
The Board of County School Com
missioners for Somerset county has
decided to hold the annual field day
and meet at Cristield on April 81.
The meet was held for two years at
Princess Anne and the understand
lug was ludt IL WOuiu Ue HSlu ILLS
year at Crisfield. The School Board
recently decided not to hold the
event this year, but Crisfield protes-
ted and the School Commissioners re-
versed their decision.
If you are a parent and desire
your children to cultivate the taste
for clean, elevating pleasure, see
that they attend the Children's Matt
nee to be held tomorrow afternoon,
at the Auditorium, under the super
vision of the Home and School Lea
que. The pictures shown at these
matinees are selected especially for
children, and are both instructive
and educational. A splendid plan
would be for parents to accompany
their children, thereby helping to en-
courage this movement.