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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

I Tomorrow, the Fourth of July. be-
| ing Il national holiday, there will be
! no issue of this paper.
/ Mrs. John H. Burgess and son. Mr..
! Newbold Burgess. of Baltimore. are
! spending sometime in this city.
! Mrs Z. a. Todd and son, Mr.. Clar-
ence Todd, who have been spending
! the Weekend at Ocean City, have re-
| turned home.
Mr.. James Nichols. who holds
position at Annapolis is spending
several days with his family. on
Academy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederick Bar
ton and children, of Washington, ID.
c.. are spending several days thi.;
week in Cambridge.
Dr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Selover
have returned home. after having
spent the past ten days in Baltimore
and Hanover, Pa.
Mrs Miles H. Woolford and little
daughter, Mary Mace, are spending
several days this week rs the guests
of relatives in Easton.
Rev. Thomas B. Barlow. Il FORMER
rector of Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church. this city, is spending sew
eral days in Cambridge. as The guest
of friends.
Miss Hattie \. Johnson. Of Wash
ingtOn, ID. c., is visiting her parents.
Dr. and Mrs l.. +. johnson, ut their
home on Nue de LI,au street. this
city
Mrs. James Albert Sibley and two
children of Toledo, Ohio. are spend.
ing sometime with Mrs. Sibley's pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. l.. +. johnson.
Nue de L'Eau street.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Fl. Hurlock
and children. of Baltimore. are the
guests of Mrs. Hurlock's mother Mrs.
L. Emma Davis, at her home on Mill
street. over the Fourth, having made
the trip in their large touring car.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Tel
ephone Co. has just completed laying
a trunk line to Hurlock, this making
the sixth to be run to that place. Ii
has also finished a trunk line 10 Bal
timore, being the third to be run
from Cambridge to the metropolis of
Maryland.
Pauline Frederick at her best, that
is what you will see in The Slave
Market" the big Paramount feature
at the Grand Opera House tonight.
The last chapter of The Purple
Mask" with Grace Cunard and Fran
els Ford. Tomorrow night big pa
triotic 4th of July program, showing
the I. S. Navy in action.
Mr.. W. Briley Wright, one of the
rising young attorneys of this city,
has recently returned from Norfolk,
where he received his commission as
quartermaster in the Coast Defense
Reserves. Mr.. Wright volunteered
about two months ago, but has just
been placed by Uncle Sam. He will
enter the service July 18th.
On account of tomorrow being the
Fourth of July, all of the banks and
most of the business places in Cam
bridge will be closed for the entire
days a few of the stores will be
open for few hours during the
morning. If the weather permits,
there will be two base ball games
one in the morning and one in the
afternoon, and also horse and auto
mobile racing at the Fair Grounds.
De e iss+ 9: sG:;at= : s=psGt % =
raise $1,000 for the Red Cross Fund.
Do not measure your generosity by
someone else's; give what you feel
able to give and what your consci-
ence tells you is right for you to
give. $4,000 represents less than
two cents each for every person in
the county. Think of it, If every
person in the county would give two
cents, Dorchester county would raise
$4,000. In the State of Delaware
the contributions have averaged over
$50 for each person. At this rate,
in this county, we should raise over
$50, 900. Give as you are able, and
give freely, without thought of what
someone else has given, and there
will be no difficulty in raising the
money.