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Published Daily Except Sunday
CAMBRIDGE. ND. AUGUST 16. l9l
Brief Local News

Mr.. Norman Harris left yesterday
for Baltimore, where he has accepted
position
Miss Mildred Sterling, of Crisfield
is spending sometime in town visit
ing relatives.
Miss Helen Seward, of New Castle
Del, is visiting Miss Cecile Vickers,
Church Greek.
Mrs. Jennie V. Mills is quite i'll at
the home of her daughter, Mrs John
G. Hurley, Locust street.
Mr.. Milford Nathan has returned
home, after spending sometime this
week in Baltimore on business.
DR.. and Mrs. W. S. Smith, of Bal
timore, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. W. F. Harrington, High street
! DR.. and Mrs. T. P. Payne and little
! daughter have returned home, after a
weeks stay at Pen-Mar and Ocean
City.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w f. Tregoe and
little daughter, of Baltimore, are
j visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dunn,
Race street.
| Mr. Clarence A. keene left on the
train this afternoon, enroute for At
, lantic City, where he expects to re-
main sometime.
! Misses Agnes and Anna Collins
/ have returned to their home, after
spending several weeks at Pocono
Mts, and Philadelphia
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. E. Mowbray, of
Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. Now
bray's sister, Mrs. Charles Mowbray.
at her home on Muir street.
| Mrs. John w. Christopher has re-
ceived a card from her son, Corp.
Emory P. Christopher, stating that
he had arrived safely overseas.
+ Mrs Sadie E. Johnson has re-
ceived cards from her two sons,
Thomas Ira and James Arthur an
nouncing their safe arrival overseas.
Miss Eloise Henry who has been
spending several weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends at Princess Anne
and Ocean City, has returned TO her
home in this city.
! Mrs. Thomas L. Brannock has re-
ceived a card from her brother. Geo.
Bernard Todd, 9th Division, Casualty
Detachment. announcing his safe ar
rival overseas.
: Miss Myrtle Cannon returned home
on the boat this morning. after spend
ing sometime with her sister, Mrs.
Emmett Caldwell, at the Homewood
Apartments, Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Harm gton
and two children, Calvin, Jr., and
Dorothy, who have been spending
ten days at the Hotel Hamilton, Oc-
can City, have returned to their home
on Mill street, this city.
MIR. William D. Travers, a former
resident of this county, but who has
been residing in Baltimore for sew
eral years, is spending several days
with former Senator William Cur
ran, also of Baltiyore, at his place
in the Neck distrit-
| Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond r. Clark
and two children, and Mrs. M. Foley,
have returned to their home at Havre
de Grace, after having spent several
days this week with Mr. Clark's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark, at
their home on Willis street.
Mr. Henry Lloyd, Jr., sustained a
painful injury Tuesday while out in
his motor boat. He had been in
bathing over on the Talbot side of
the river, and was getting ready to
return home, when he missed his
footing in the boat and fell, catching
his foot in such a manner as to dis
locate and badly sprain his right an
kle. He now has the ankle in a plas-
ter cast, and is able to be about on
crutches.
Mrs. Norma E. Frey, wife Of Capt
C. Joseph Frey, of the 104th Ammu-
milton Train, is convalescent at St
Agnes Hospital, Baltimore, after
having been operated upon twice
within the past three weeks. Since
Captain Frey has been in the army
Mrs. Frey, who before her marriage
was Miss Norma Moore, has beer
spending the greater portion of hel
time with her father, Mr.. S. M
Moore, at his home on Glenburn ave
Any rioter who resents seeing The
Kaiser, The Beast of Berlin" show
ing at the Grand Opera House to
night and Saturday, matinee ano
night, is an enemy to America. We
advise people who see this picture tt
instantly report any person who
makes any unfriendly or seditious re
marks against the United States. We
must crush the enemy within ou1
gates. This picture will help seel
them out. See it tonight. 1t viii
make your blood boil. Two perfor
mances tonight, 100 and 9.15.