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Mrs. Charles Paul, left today for
Baltimore, where she will spend
! friends.
Miss Thelma Wright, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her father Mr.. Mar
tin Wright. at his home on Academy
street
Miss Gladys Clark, has returned TO
! Washington. after visiting her
| mother, Mrs. John Clark, at her
home on Willis street.
Miss Louise Taylor, of Baltimore,
! is the guest of Miss Margaret Crane,
at her home corner Glasgow and
| Willis street, this city.
Master Whitmore Bradshaw, is
| spending his vacation in New York,
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Travers
Phauph, of Washington Heights.
Miss Elizabeth Hirst left yester-
day afternoon for a trip of several
| weeks to Wisconsin, California and
Arizona, where she will be the guest
of relatives.
Mrs Mary Hirst left yesterday at
ternoon en- route for Madison, Wis
consin, where she will visit her son,
Mr. Arthur r. Hirst, who is State
Highways Engineer of Wisconsin.
Mrs. George E. Hearn, Mrs. James
NJ Robertson Messrs. Lloyd Webster
and L. c. Marshall, spent yesterday
in Salisbury. attending the sessions
of the Eastern District Association.
Mrs. Patten Gray, of Baltimore,
who before her marriage was Miss
Ellen Dashiell, of this city, is visit
ing her aunts, Mrs. Fred Hirst and
Miss Aurelia Dashiell at their home,
Sandy Hill farm, near Cambridge.
Mrs. Harry Brannock, Mrs. J. H.
Kraft, Mrs. R. Frank Brannock,
Mrs. l.. c. Marshall, and Rev. James
Macleod, are spending two days in
Salisbury, attending the Eastern
Baptist Association which is in ses-
sion there this week.
Little drop of water that we used
to think were only made for chasers
are now the whole darned drink.
This is one of Will Rodgers sayings
in Water, Water, Everywhere" The
big Goldwyn Western drama at the
Grand Opera House tonight only.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement in this paper of the pubic
sale to be held on Tuesday next, at
the Court House door, by CALVIN
Harrington, Attorney, of the farm
known as the Byus Farm, situated IN
Town Point Neck, Cambridge Elec-
ton District, formerly owned by the
late Sallie NJ. Neal.
Little drops of water that we USED
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Wright, Choptank avenue, met Win
a narrow escape this morning while
riding her bicycle near her nome
she was in the act of turning the cor
ner when the candy truck owned py
Rocker. Scott, and Moore OF Sails
bury. ran into her. The bicycle was
badly damaged but she escaped Win
a few bruises and a bad scare.
Commandant Louise M. Brazos,
assisted by CommandaIt Heath ana
CAPTAIN Game Meyers, Will hold thelI
.sWelcome" service at the Salvation
Army Hall this evening at o:1o
O'Clock. These officers have spent
many years in the work OF the SalVa-
ton Army, having held many OF the
larger camp appointments. Ihey
have recently come from Lynchburg,
Va. where they served very success
full terms.
According to reports published in
the papers today Easton has only
enough fuel at this time to run It's
electric light plant and water WORKS
for two days. The Easton authorl-
ties are urging all persons to con-
serve the water supply as much as
/ possible. Cambridge is much more
fortunate in this respect as there
are three ways of getting water by
steam, by electricity and by gaso-
line, the Water Company using both
steam and electricity and having one
of it's stations equipped to operate
by gasoline if the necessity arises.
| The Electric Company reports that
if is fortunate in having large sup
| nIv of coal on hand.