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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Grand Opera House tonight.
| Mrs E. A Todd is spending tn
weekend in Baltimore.
Mr.. H. H. Cooper has returned t.
his home in this city from Baltimore
Mrs M. ]. Robbins was a passen
ger on the boat last night for Balti
/ more.
Mrs. Elsie Simmons was a passen
ger on the boat last night for Balti
more.
Mr.. H. l.. Edmunds, of the Dixie
Realty Co., is spending sometime il
Baltimore.
Mrs. George Adams arrived home
on the boat this morning from a triI
to Baltimore
Mr.. Henry F. Mitchell and family,
left today for Denton, where they
will spend the summer.
Mrs. William Fletcher and Miss
Cecie Keene returned home this
morning from Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Robbins left on the
boat last night for Baltimore, where
she will spend several days.
Mrs. T. w. Spranklin left on the
boat last night for Baltimore to
spend sometime with relatives.
Mr.. Louis B. Keene arrived in
this city this morning, enroute for
Golden Hill, where he will spend the
weekend.
Mr.. Alpheus B. Cochrane, a form
er resident of this city, but now OF
Cumberland, is spending a short
time in Cambridge.
Russell Trego, son of Mr.. Bud
Trego, who met with the misfor-
tune of breaking his arm the early
part of the week, is getting along
very nicely.
Little Miss Nettie Hughes met
with the misfortune of breaking her
arm the first part of the week, by
falling off of the porch at her home
on Muir street.
Pretty Mrs. Smith" had three
husbands, and you do not want to
miss seeing how she handled the
situation. FRITZ Scheff plays the
leading role at the Opera House to-
night.
Miss Marie Schroeder entertained
the Busy Bee Club last night at her
home on School street. A very en-
joyable program was carried out. At
ter the meeting adjourned, refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of Miss
Louise Greenwell, West End Ave.
States Attorney A. Stengle Ma
rine is now receiving the congratula-
tons of many friends upon having
his election to that office sustained
by the Circuit Court. The final de-
cree in the case of Trice versus Ma
rine reached Cambridge this morn
ing and Mr.. Marine was Immediately
sworn in as States Attorney.
Announcement was made Friday in
fredericksburg of the approaching
marriage of Miss Laura M. Davis,
editor of the fredericksburg Courier,
to Philetus Jefferson, cashier of the
First National Bank of Federals-
burg. The wedding will take place
June IA, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William j.
Davis.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Cambridge postoffice to
June 8: Ionic Baynum, Fred G.
Earl, H. o. Hall, M. Henry, Thomie
Levi, Nora Peters, James Seawort.
George B. Stoopes, Henry Ward Mrs
Sophia Bradley, Mrs. Anney Copen-
ter, Miss Lizabeth Longhan, 2; Mrs
Susie Pearson, Mrs Lottie Ross, SUI
sic J. Willey.-G. Walter Wright
Postmaster.
Plans for the great preparedness
parade to be staged in Washin gton
and led in person by President Will
son were furthered yesterday when
Senator John Walter Smith had pass
ed through the Senate a resolution
declaring Flag Day. June IA, legal
holiday in the District of Columbia
If the resolution is concurred in by
the House, not only will Government
activities in Washington halt on the
day of parade, but all banks and
most of the business houses will
close to allow their employees to par
ticipate in the demonstration.
An effort is being made by a
number of the merchants to form an
agreement among themselves to close
their stores at Z o'clock each evening
during the week, with the exception
of Saturday, during the warm wea-
Their. 1t is certainly to be hoped that
they will succeed in making such an
agreement. There are very few
stores that make expenses after that
hour, and it is hardship upon the
clerks and owners which could east
ly be avoided. Nine people out oil
ten would do their dealing before
that hour if they knew the stores
would be closed.
The Dorchester County Sanitation
League is sending out large
amount of health literature, which
has been donated to the League by
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
The booklets and bulletins contain
much valuable information as to the
treatment and prevention of man!
diseases, information which is O.
vital Importance to the housewives o.
this town. Many of the books are
well worth preserving for reference
in time of need. Read also the one
your neighbor receives, as there arr
many different kinds. Thanks arr
due the Boy Scouts for the distribu
ton of the literature.
Messrs. Fletcher & Jones, attor
neys at law, have moved into theil
fine new offices on Court Lane. Thu
site occupied by these offices has beef
occupied by members of the lega
profession for many years. The lat
Sewell T. Milbourn occupied the of
fees until his retirement from activ,
practice. The offices had been, il
the meantime, purchased by Judg
John R. Pattison, and were rented b.
him to former States Attorney Will
liam N. Andrews. They were pur
chased by Messrs. Fletcher & Jone
from Judge Pattison and have beel
completely remodeled. A large base
ment for heating plant was put un
der them, and the original building
so enlarged as to make eNceptionall
handsome and we'll appointed offices
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