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Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.

Grand Opera House tonight.
Hon. William +. Applegarth is
spending a short time this week in
Baltimore.
i Gen. 7. c. DUPONT, and a party,
spent several days recently in this
county on cunning trip at Barba-
does.
If you like Western plays, don't
! fail to see William S. Hart tonight,
in THE Tiger Man." at the Grand
| Opera House
Mr. William Ewell, who is in the
I. S. Naval Aviation, is spending 4
! furlough at his home, Unity HILL"
! at Lloyds.
/ Cashier L. Thurman Phillips, of
! the Farmers & Merchants National
| Bank, is spending several days this
week in Baltimore.
! Mrs. William Hubert received d
! telegram last night, stating that her
brother, Corp, Joseph w. Stevens,
had died of wounds received in
France
Governor Harrington has appoint
ed Mr.. w. Grason Winterbottom, OF
this city, one of the delegates to the
Southern Commercial Congress, to be
held at Baltimore, Dec. to 18th.
Mrs James Wallace and dauhgter,
Miss katherine, are at the Cam
bridge Apartments, Indianapolis,
Ind, for the winter. Lieut. James
Wallace is in training at an aviation
camp there.
Attorneys Frederick H. Fletcher
and V. Calvin Trice are in Annapo-
lis, attending the Court of Appeals,
in connection with the case of the
Wallace Packing Co. versus the Phil
lips Can Co.
On account Of a breakdown at the
Laurel plant, Cambridge was with
out electricity for about two hours
today. The current came on a few
minutes after one O'Clock, which al
lowed the business houses which had
been Inconvenience, to resume OPP
erations.
A Community Fair will be held in
Harper Hall, at Hurlock. Saturday
evening. Nov. %. Anyone who
would like to exhibit any canned or
dried fruits or vegetables, notify
Mrs. G. A. Thompson, Jr., or Mrs.
o. R. Higgins. A musical sketch
will be given during the evening. Ice
cream and candy for sale. Admis-
sion, 15c.; children, loo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Hanna,
Misses Isabel and Elizabeth, have re-
turned to their home on Mill street,
after an automobile trip through
Pennsylvania. they left last Monday
and made their first stop in Phila-
delphia, where they remained until
Friday. On that day they motored
to Mercersburg, where they visited
Mr.. Carlos Hanna, who is student
at Mercersburg Academy.
Part of the men in training at
Camp Meade will start homeward be-
fore the end of this week. Demobi-
lization of the healthy men will be-
gin at once, but no man in imperfect
health will be permitted to return to
civil life until he is entirely we'll. 1t
is likely that men connected with the
Base Hospital will be the last to be
mustered out, as their services will
be required as long as there are any
men at the camp.
The Thirty-eighth annual meeting
of the Farmers National Congress
will be held at Jacksonville, Fla, on
Dec. to 9Th. Governor Harrington
has named Representatives from the
different counties of Maryland, Dor
chester delegates being Samuel L.
Byrn, Cambridge; Howard Brannock,
Cambridge; James P. HanGIey, Cam
bridge; John H. Hastings, Rhodes
dale; Fret Hirst, Cambridge; Thos.
B. Windsor, Airey; Arthur Austin,
Cambridge; Fred Wright, East New
Market, and Samuel Smith, East New
Market.