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Published Daily Except Sunday.
ANBRIDGE, MD, APRIL 4. 1917
Brief Local News
Opera House tonight.

Grand Opera House tonight.
Mr.. William L. Dean is in Balti-
more for a short time, attending to
| business matters.
Mr.. Edward S. Phillips is spend
| ing a short time this week in Balti
more on business trip.
! Miss Eleanor Ross. of Seaford,
Del, is the guest of Miss Sarah Nc
! Cready, at her home on Mill street.
On account of the Easter holidays
the First Aid Glass, No. l, will not
| hold it's usual meeting Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Reid and
son, Johnson, of Wilmington, are
| the guests of Mrs. Reid's mother,
Mrs. George T. Johnson, Maryland
avenue.
Mr.. John H. Burgess has returned
20 this city, after having spent some
time with his family, at their home
| at Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reid, and
two children, Ruth and Edward, Jr.,
of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
Reid's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Thomas, Hayward street.
Mrs. Olive Seward has returned
home, after spending sometime with
her husband. who holds position al
New Castle, Del. She also visited
Wilmington and Delaware City.
Mrs. Harry Darby and daughter
eft this afternoon for their home a,
Wilmington, after spending several
lays with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. West,
at their homie near town.
Miss Matte Brannock arrived in
his city on the boat this morning
rom Baltimore, and is visiting heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson
Brannock, at their home on Frank
In street.
Mrs. Herbert Graham, of Warren
.on, Va, and Mrs. John Ewell, OF
Baltimore, are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Sherman, al
their home on Mill street. Miss Eth
Ell Bishop, of Warrenton, is also the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman.
The Woman's Club Of this city has
elected Mrs. William N. Andrews ano
Mrs. w. H. Carson delegates to the
state Federation of WOmen's Clubs,
% be held in Baltimore, April Is anu
and 26. Mrs. Josiah L. Kerr ano
Miss Nellie C. Carroll were elected
LlternateS.
Teachers throughout the county
will meet tomorrow at Zion NJ. h.
church at the annual meeting of the
dorchester County Teachers Asso-
citation. The schools closed today
hol ix,ino no
children longer vacation than they
| usually get at this time of the year.
! Mrs. Leonard Lindenmeyer and
| two children, of Baltimore. arrived
| in Cambridge on the boat this morn
ing, and are visiting Mrs. Linden
meyers parents, Rev. and Mrs. S. M.
Donoho, Maryland avenue. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Donoho,
who has been spending sometime i'll
Baltimore.
| While bringing Thomas Molinski
to the Eastern Shore State Hospital
yesterday, the Sheriff of Cecil coun-
" met with an accident at Waddells
Corner. The Cecil official struck a
telephone pole in trying to avoid
running into another automobile.
/ which was on the wrorgSside of the
road.
The engagement of Miss Mary
Lydia Houston, of Salisbury, daugh-
ter of thes late Doctor and Mrs. l.
H. Houston, to Mr.. Howard McCGr-
mick, of Annapolis, son of the late
Rear-Admiral Alexander H. McCor
mick, U. S. N, and Mrs. Mccormick
has been announced. The wedding
will take place on April 2Sth. Miss
Houston is known in this city, num-
bering among her friends several
Cambridge people.
THE GUTTER" five reel Metro
feature, is play of Western ranch
life, and Mr.. Barrymore's character
in it presents a decided contrast to
the polished gentleman" of affairs of
his former production. Rough and
ready, willing to fight a foe or give
away every cent he owns to help a
friend, Happy Jack" Lewis is part
for the great delineator of character
to revel in. AS Mr.. Barrymore's OPP
posite in this colorful picture OF
Paradise Gulch is pretty Marguerite
Skirvin, dainty actress new to Me-
tro audiences, who will be remem-
bered for many successes on the
speaking stage. THE Gutter" is
the big photoplay attraction at the
Grand Opera House tonight.