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which you want to sell.
Miss Alice Langdon, of Frederick
county, is spending several days this
week at the Hotel Dixon.
Read the classified advertisements
in this paper; you may find some
thing of interest and OF value to you.
Mrs. Edward Higgins, of Whining
ton, Del, is visiting her son. Mr.. G.
\. Higgins at his home on West End
avenue.
Miss Marguerite Hooper left on the
afternoon train Sunday en- route for
Lake Placid, New York, where she
Will visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Sfeberg. of
Wilmington, Del, are the guests of
Miss Leila &. Brannock, at her home
on Aurora street, this city.
Mrs. c. F. Mcguire and daughter,
Virginia, OF Jessups, Md, are spend
ing few days with Mrs William ID.
Smith, at WILLIAMSBURG
Mrs. Frd. Wilson and daughter,
little Miss Muriel, of Philadelphia ARE
I visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Tschan-
tire, at their home on Aurora St
i Everything is in readiness for the
/ big baseball game tomorrow, when
'Reddie" Matthews and Doc"
/ Trippe hook up in another pitchers
battle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Harris, of
1 Baltimore, are spending the remain
! der OF the summer with Mrs. Mary
! Ennis, at her home on West End
avenue.
Mr.. Grayson Price. who was form
| erly employed by the Samuel L. Hub
bard Hardware Co, of this city, has
accepted a position as salesman for
| the Standard Oil Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Orr left on
the afternoon train yesterday for
! Trenton. n j., Flushing. Long Is
land, and New York city, where they
will spend sometime as the guests of
| friends
| Mr.. c. NJ. Ennis, who has been EN-
| ployed in executive capacities on va
rious engineering contracts in Cali
| fornia, has successfully passed the
! examination as Lieutenant in the Re-
serve Corps.
Rev. and Mrs. H. w DunkIey and
| daughter, Miss Hammer, have return
ed to their home on Locust street, af-
/ ter having spent sometime as the
| guests OF relatives and friends in
| Virginia.
Mr.. Reginald Smith has returned
to Annapolis, where he is employed
at the Naval Academy. after having
spent the weekend with mis- parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordy b. Smith. Mill
! street.
Have you property to rent? Ad
vertise it and let the public know it.
Do you want to rent property? 1t
will only cost a few cents to adver-
tise for the kind of house, about
where located, and when wanted
AS will be seen by the advertise
ment elsewhere in this issue, there
will be a splendid minstrel show at
| the Opera House next Monday night,
Aug. 10th. The proceeds will be for
the benefit of the Company G Fund,
and those connected with it promise
the best show that has ever been Civ
en- by local talent.
Lieutenant William H. kiliian,
Chairman of the State Conservation
Commission, and Commissioner W.
Thomas Kemp. spent the night in
Cambridge. being on tour of the
waters of the Eastern Shore in con-
nection with the enforcement of the
crab and oyster laws. They are eX-
pecting to spend today in the waters
of Lower Dorchester.
w. c. Travers, of the State Horti-
cultural Department, College Park,
Nd, accompanied by Mrs. Travers
and daughter, R. Elizabeth, return
ed to their home at Taylor's IsIanu
Saturday, after making a tour of the
Eastern Shore in Miss Trayers' tour
ing car. Mr.. Travers reports fruIL
conditions in this section very good.
and prices above normal.
1t is seldom that Cambridge sees
the kind of baseball that was played
by Company c and the picked team
last Thursday. Ten innings were
played before run was scored, and |
the entire game abounded in thrill |
ing plays. The same teams play |
here tomorrow. A big crowd should |
turn out and see fine game and |
help Company c.
There has been a large sale of tic |
kets for the musicale at the Parish |
House tonight, and all indications |
point to very successful affair The |
cause for which this musicale is Civ |
en- is one that should appeal to all |
and it is to be hoped that everyone |
will lend a helping hand. These |
young ladies and young gentlemen |
are willingly giving their services to ]
help raise money for the Company |
rund.
Wallace Reid as the sole pupil OF
a mining town school and the charm
ing Anita King, as the staid school
marin, is the combination which will
be seen at the Grand Opera House to-
night, when these two young artists
appear in the Lasky-Paramount pro-
duction of The Golden Fetter,"
thrilling drama of the east and west
How the large and handsome Mr..
Reid gets placed in a corner of the
school room with his eyes to the wall
because he has the temerity to chalk
on the blackboard, Il luv my teach
Ell" is one of the clever incidents of |
the photodrama. Prominent in the
cast are Tully Marshall, Walter Long,
{. H. Geldert, Mrs. McCord, Lucien
Littlefield and others.