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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.


Mr. Earl johnson was a passenger
on the boat this morning from Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Elmer Dean were
/ passengers on the boat this morning
from Baltimore.
Mr.. Everett Potter arrived home
/ this morning, after having spent the
week in Baltimore.
( Mrs. Samuel Dean and little dau-
ghter returned home on the boat this
morning from Baltimore.
Postmaster and Mrs G. Walter
Wright spent several days this week
in Baltimore and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs y. J. Foble left on
the train this morning for Baltimore,
where they Will spend sometime.
Mr.. David Cohen, of Easton, spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Robbins, at their home at Robbins.
Mrs. Grace Fitzhugh ret armed
home on the boat this morning, after
having spent sometime in Baltimore.
Mrs Harvey Conway, Jr., return
ed to Cambridge on the boat this
morning after d visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H Van Buskirk,
who spent the winter in Baltimore
and Bayonne, n. Y, returned to Cam
bridge this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John T Mcguire, and
two sons, returned to Cambridge this
morning, after spending the week in
Baltimore and AnnaDOIiS
Col and Mrs Albanus Phillips and
daughter, Miss Alma, have returned
to their home on High street, after
spending several days in Baltimore.
Mrs Julian Parker has returned
to Fishing Creek, after having been
the guest of Mrs William H. Vickers,
at her home on Eue de l. Eau street.
Mr. John R. Clark returned home
yesterday morning, after having
been called to St. Mary's county to
attend the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. Mary L. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Baumgartner,
! of Salem. and Mr.. H. u. Hackman, of
F., Womelsdorf, Pa, We're the Weekend
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Robbins, at Robbins.
Evangelist William H. Vickers
left this morning for Sanford, Va,
where he will hold meetings over
Sunday, leaving there Monday for
Richmond. Va, where he will con-
duct special meetings.
Attention is called to the sale OF
farm property near Cambridge, which
will be sold Tuesday by the Dorches-
ter County Fair Association. The
building has all the Improvements to
be gotten with town house. Full
particulars appear elsewhere in this
issue.
Mrs. James Wallace has returned
to The HILL" her beautiful home
IN this city, after having spent the
winter in Baltimore. Her son, Mr..
James Wallace, has been promoted
to the rank of Top Sergeant, and is
now stationed at Riverside, Caiifor
MIA.
The following is taken from the
Vicksburg Herald: Mrs. N. Hombur
| ger announces the marriage of her
daughter, Della Janice, to Mr.. Chas.
Edgar Willis, in Memphis, Tenn, on
Tuesday, March 18th. Mr.. Willis,
who is a former resident Of this
county, is a brother to Miss Lille B.
Willis. of Cambridge.
Mr.. H. Roland Hearne entertained
the young men of his Sunday School
class, at Onancock Hotel. on last
Monday evening. The large number
present expressed themselves as hay
! ing a most delightful time. At
a, late hour a delicious repast dominat-
| ed the fete for a time. Under the
| capable leadership of Mr.. Hearne
this class does good work in the NJ.
E. Church, South, Sunday School
| Accomack News.
Peg O. My Heart the big road
| show coming to the Grand Opera
House Monday night, are playing
| Trenton, n. j., tonight, and will
make the long jump from there to
Cambridge to play Monday night
They play Salisbury Tuesday, then
/ jump to Norfolk, Va, for Wednesday
night, playing only two towns on
! the Shore. The show has thirteen
people and carries a 60-foot carload
| of scenery, electrical and stage eff
| f2cts. Seats are now on sale at
Keene & Robbins Lunch Room.
Prices, IS, so and rs cents. Best
seats 81, with As seats, way down
front at s1.50. This in all probabi-
lily will be the only big road show
to visit Cambridge this season, as
they usually only play the large
cities. ADV.
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