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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

| NJ oho VIVA ASuSS sSAAAAs.
Miss Eugenia Simmons has re-
turned home, after spending some
time in Baltimore.
There will be Red Cross meet
ings tomorrow night at DraWbridge,
Taylor's Island and Bishops Head.
Miss Minnie Hooper, of Balti-
more, is visiting Mrs. William H.
! Barton, at her home on William st.
Mrs. Hester Dorsey Richardson, of
Baltimore, is spending a week with
| her sister, Miss Sallie Webster Dor
Sey.
Mrs Addison Albaugh, of Balti-
more, is spending sometime with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Waller,
Maryland avenue.
Mr.. Goldsborough Ross, of New
York City, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Clinton Ross, at
their home on Locust street, this
city.
Mrs. Emerson C. Harrington, Jr.,
| left on the boat tonight for Balti-
more, enroute for Spartanburg, N.
| c., where her husband, Lieut.. Har
rington, is stationed.
Mrs. J. Richard Jones and little
| son have returned to their home on
Belvedere avenue, after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Geoghegan,
at West Nutley, N. j.
Miss Margaret Mills, of Hanna
Moore Academy, is spending the
| summer vacation with her parents,
Mr on6 Mills n
| their home on Oakley street
The War Savings Stamp team in
the rural part of Cambridge district
is composed of John S. Skinner, sgd
ney Henry, Emmett R. Ewell, Chas.
w. Greenwood, Tilden w. Rue and
VIM. E. Hooper.
Mrs. Louis H. Chandler left on
the afternoon train today for her
| home at Bucksport, Maine, after hav
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Meekins, at
their home on, West End avenue.
The following persons have been
| named as workers in the Red Cross
drive in Cambridge district: Messrs.
| D. c. Smoot, VIM. T. Banning, John
S. Skinner, Mrs. Emmett R. Palmer,
Miss Louise Hooper, Miss Edith Pal
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Holland an
nounce the marriage Of, their daugh-
ter, Margaret Elizabeth, to Mr..
Charles A. Richardson, of New
York, to take place at Zion M. E.
Church Tuesday, June 4th, at 1890
a. m. No cards in the county.
Mr.. George Burke, of Philadelphia,
has. accepted position with j. A.
Tschantre Sons; CO., to take the1
place Of Mr.. Arnold Tschantre, who
has been called to the colors. Mr..
Tschantre left this afternoon for
Philadelphia, to spend several days
before reporting at Camp Meade.
+.t,e Attorney Vernon S. Bradley sold
at: public sale yesterday afternoon,
at the Court House door, $50 acres
of woodland located on the State
road, to Messrs.. W.. Alvin and Sam
uel w. Linthicum, for 1925. The
tract of timber lis a portion of the
Hildebrand farm.l
Mr.. Howard r. Cooper yesterday
turned loose a number of squirrels,
making sixteen that he has turned
loose during the. past few weeks. Mr..
Cooper hopes that the people of
Cambridge will not run the sQuir-
rels away by throwing at them, as
has been the case at times, but that
they may be allowed to make their
homes here until the fall, when
they will voluntarily return to the
woods.
A smuggling game on a gigantic
scale, a man and a girl each suspect
ing the other of being in league with
the smugglers, furnishes part of
the plot in "Pigin Island" the big
Metro drama, with Harold Lock
wood and May Allison. On the
same bill WITH Eddie Poto-and Vivi-
an Reed, in the fourth episode of
1.-The Bulls Eye the: greatest of
| all Western dramas, All at the reg
ulars354 and I0.eent prices, at the
Grand Opera House tonight. =
Mrs. Edward S. Phillips and dau-
ghter, Mrs. M. Duke Smith, wife of
Captain Smith, T. S. A. M. R. c.,
have returned to their home, 1.-THE
Cedars," near, Cambridge, after hav-
ing spent several weeks with Capt.
Smith, who has been stationed at
Camp Green1eaf, Chattanooga, Tenn
DIR. Smith has recently received or
ders to report to Camp Wheeler, Ma
con, Ca, to take charge of the Hos
pital at the Camp, having been pre-
vented from going abroad on ac-
count Of a slight injury to one OF his