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Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Harrington
are spending Il few days in Baltl-
| more.
Send your check today to Mr..
| Nathan, for Firemen's banquet next
Thursday.
Firemen's banquet April 22nd.
Have ycu sent your contribution to
| Mr.. Nathan, treasurer.
Tonight is your last chance to at
tend the carnival, so go rain or
shine, and help our heroes. the Fire
men.
Mr. and Mrs Frank c. Hanna have
| returned to their home on Mill ST.,
this city, after spending several
| days this week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. D. E. Ecker and little daugh-
ter Natalie, are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. a. R. Cooper, at their
home on Willis street.
Mrs. Josiah l.. Kerr has added an
| other dollar to the w. Y. c. A. fund.
The fund now amounts to $1S1.50,
may it reach $4,000.
The fifth annual track and field
meet of the Dorchester County
School will be held here next Satur-
day. The events are under the sup
ehvision of the Public Athletic
League.
The sixth and seventh grade boys
of the Seminary School defeated the
Academy School boys at a game of
dodge ball yesterday afternoon on
the Academy grounds, the score be-
ing IA to Il.
DR.. and Mrs. Thos. w. Spranklin
who have been residing at Lodge
cliffe" farm, near Cambridge, for
several years, left today for their
new home, Oak Manor" near Roy
al Oak, Talbot county.
Congressman William N. Andrews
has returned to his home in this
city after spending several days this
week in Washington. Congressman
Andrews states that he expects to
carry every county in this Congress
ional district in the approaching pri-
maries.
The picture that pleased hundreds
last night. A typical, tropical isle
A girl-a man-the only survivors
of a shipwreck. Prospects of life
long isolation. The birth of love.
And then the crash. See Norma Tai
madge in THE Isle of Conquest. !"
Tonight at the Grand Opera House
is your last chance to see this big
special.
MrReese Lewis and Miss Sue Toll
ley, both of Hoopers Island were
quietly married in the presence OF a
few friends Wednesday night at the
| parsonage at Fishing Greek, the Rev
! Charles H Hudson, the pastor, per-
! forming the ceremony. Mr. and
| Mrs Lewis left on the B. c. A.
| steamer Joppa for Baltimore where
! they will spend several days.
st. Pauls NJ. ?. Church-Sunday
| 9 A. NJ. Class Meeting; IL A. NJ,
| Morning Worship and sermon, The
| Call OF The New Conference Year -
2 P. NJ. Sunday School; $50 Christ
ian Endeavor, Leader, Miss Gladys
Herring; 7:30-P. NJ. Song Service
and Evening Worship, sermon, Am
| my Brothers Keeper" This be-
ing the first Sunday of the new Con-
ference year all members are urged
to be present and all friends are
cordially invited.
The many friends of Mr.. Frank A.
Newton who was born and resided
in this county for many years, will
regret to learn that he is critically
ill at the Mercy Hospital. Baltimore,
] Mr.. Newton was engaged in the COM
/ mission business for many years be-
/ ing the senior member of the firm OF
/ F. A Newton &c Co. He recently
sustained a paralytic stroke, and on
| account of his advanced age, he be-
| ing around eighty years, little hope
| is held out for his recovery.
This paper is in receipt of let
ter asking for information of some
relative of Charles L. Wilson, born
in MARYLAND about 1916. He learn
ed the trade of timer and went West
about 1875, living for some years IN
Missouri, in which State he dled
| leaving a small sum Of money Whlch
is available for his heirs. If there
are any such heirs in this county
| they can secure information that
will put them IN touch with the at
torney who has the matter in hand.
/ DR.. and Mrs w. J. Thompson OF
Madison, New Jersey are spending
a few days at Hotel Dixon. Dr.
| Thompson is a professor of Religious
Psychology and Pedagogy at Drew
Theological Seminary, and is a
teacher, preacher, and writer of high
reputation. He was born in Dor
chester County, his father being q
| Methodist Protestant minister, and
/ his mother a member of the Wool
ford" family. DR.. Thompson is
spending a few days looking up some
of the records of his forbears, and ea
ploring anew the neighborhood of his
birth. He will preach at Zion M. E