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Miss Mamie Sherman of Phila-
delphia, is visiting Mrs. DR.. Hunt
at her home on Main street.
Mr.. ]. D. Bell, we are glad to re-
port has recovered sufficiently as to
be able to ride up to his farm at
Reds Grove.
The people of this community
were very sorry 10 hear of the &C
cident Nh. Scott Wiley met with in
Cambridge on Saturday night, we
hope he will soon recover.
Miss Clara James of Washington,
d. c. after spending a week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
James, returned to the city last Fri
day.
We were in to talk with Mr.. Al
fred ]. Mobray on Wednesday and al
though "a years old, and while his
eyesight is poor and his hearing
somewhat impaired yet his mind is
as active as4that of most young men,
he stands erect and in getting around
is active, no dragging of his feet, etcs,
as is the case with most all old peo-
pie. He's a wonderful man of his
age.
Mr.. Thomas Noble, Of Baltimore,
was in town Wednesday and as usu-
al was in one of his talking moods,
but when he struck Mr.. r. M. Hur-
ley he sounded equally as willing to
talk as Noble, they discussed politics
business, reconstruction, the Armen-
up on the chances for success of Cox
and Harding for the Presidency.
Mrs. E. Mason and daughter. Miss
Elsie Mason of Baltimore, after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kelley for a
week have returned to their homes
in the city.
Mr.. Bat Bradley Of Wicomico
County was over the other day and
speaking of the road from the river
to Mardela, sand, Chairman Jouch of
the good roads commission before
his dismissal said he was going to
advertise for bids on the building OF
one mile of this road, so as to as
certain what it could be built for and
if the bid were anywhere reasonable,
one mile would be built. And some
of the officials around Salisbury who
figure up pretty well in State affairs
said they would do all they could to
help the cause, but that there had
been nothing done on this road, yet
they had given out the contract to
build a piece of road in another sec
ton of the County.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Price, and
children of New York, visited his
sister. Mrs. Lloyd S. LeCompte for
several days this week.
Mr.. James Jones of Norfolk, Va.
is visiting his uncle, VIM. Jones, at
his home on Middle street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Chas. Cook, and
children of Baltimore are visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd S. LeCompte at
| their home en- Main street.
Miss Evelyn Corkran of Baltimore
is visiting her grandfather, Mr.. T. c.
Sellen and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. L. t.
Corkran on Market street.
Uncle Thos. H. Webster of Reid S
| Grove visited town, Wednesday on
business he is looking well.
Shiloh Camp has been well attend
| ed by the people of Vienna.
Mr.. Marshall of Reds Grove,
| tenant on one of S. l.. Webster's
farms, is said to have the finest
Water Melon patch in the upper part
! CT Dorchester.
Some very fine apples are grown
in Vienna, and 1t seems the grower
| is very generous, but 1T seems his
| generously is only to Che widows.
Mr.. Joshua Bennett. who holds a
position in Baltimore City, is home
| spending his vacation with his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Bennett
Mr.. Robert Messenger, of Federals-
burg visited town Monday on bust
ness.
Mr.. Sparks of Philadelphia, load
ed several cars with pillrgs for Phil
adelphia. this week.
Robert H. Parker, has purchased
Ford of Mr.. Samuel Jones, Of
| Church Creek s. A