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Brief Local News

the week at Annapolis.
Mrs. Mary J. Robbins is spending
week at Beckwith Camp.
Miss Bessie Drury Bond is visiting
Miss Betty Tubman at "Glasgow.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilson We're
passengers on the boat last night for
Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Bayly is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. w. d. Smith, at her
home at Williamsburg, Md.
Miss Anna Lena Tschantre, OF Bal
timore is visiting at the home OF
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Leon Tschantre.
Mrs. D. H. Marvel and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth. returned home last
night after visiting at Rehobeth. Del
Mrs. Isaac Elliott, of Oxford, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Will
son. at he rhome on Race street,
this city.
Miss Viola Phillips, returned
home last night after visiting Miss
Bertha Allan at her home at Asbury
Park, N. ].
! Be sure to visit the Country Store
at the Block Carnival, 18th and 18th
and purchase your groceries for the
coming week.
Dollies of all kinds will be found
at the Block Carnival to be given by
Philatheas of Zion Church on Thurs
day and Frida yof next week.
The Board of Directors of the
Emergency Hospital of Crisfeld have
appointed Miss A. Louise Tyler, for
| merly OF Cambridge as Superinten-
! dent
] Miss Elizabeth Delaha, left on the
early train Monday for Laurel, Del,
to visit her sister, Mrs. Victor Elliott.
She was accompanied by little Miss
Mary Shaw.
Misses Margaret Bremen and
Ruth Phillips left this morning for
Ocean City, Md, where they will
spend week.
Mrs. L. A. Ro. and daughter.
Miss Marie. and MrI'rancis Woods.
of Wheeling, w. Va, are the guests
of Col. and Mrs. Albanus Philips, at
their home on Mill street.
Misses Katherine Hooper and
Gladys Haring returned home last
night after spending two weeks at
Nottingham, Pa, where they were
the guests Of Miss Hooper's uncle.
Mr.. A E, Barber
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frampton
have returned to their home at Eas-
ton, Md. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
German Wiley. They were accom-
panied home by Mrs. Wiley and SON
Billy, who will be their guests Tor
few days.
Mrs. Thomas Leckie, of Philadelphia.
and sisters, Misses Harriet and Lii
liam Wright, with whom she has been
spending sometime, left Wednesday
for Baltimore where they will spend
short time before going to Western
New York for stay OF several
weeks.
The old time honored tomato
seems to be coming into its own
again; after going up to over dol
lar a basket during the war period
and getting down to ten cents since
the war, it is now bringing nifty Genus
a basket on the Cambridge market
with the demand greater than the
supply.
Mr.. Harry Hubert, of Tampa, Fla.
is spending two weeks with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Tilghman Hub
bert, West End Avenue. Mr.. Hub
bert who has been very successful
ly engaged in the dairy business at
Tampa for several years states that
Tampa is enjoying great business
boo mat this time.
Mrs. Henry Begil and daughter.
Miss Ella May, who have been visit
=
L. Wilson Merrick, Washington
street, this city, left yesterday 1or
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. AT
the latter place they will be joined
by Mr.. Begil who will spend his va
cation with them.
The moonlight sail to be given I'M
der the auspices of the Chamber OF
| Commerce. will leave Long Wharf
Friday evening, August 18th, at
| 7:3O P. NJ, on the schooner III. H.
| Conway" Tickets so cents. The pro-
| ceeds of this sail will go toward the
| fund for Band Concerts to be fur
| nished by the Firemen's Band.
When your best friend goes back
| on you, when your old Dad is falsely
! thrown into Jail, when they take
| your NIUE Duuuy W oil VI pm ''S'
lum-it takes pretty strong per-
son to smile. Polly Hopkins didn't.
| She rolled up her sleeves, cllnchea
her Jaw and oh! me! oh! my! there
is a stirring story waiting Tor you
| in Polly of the Storm Country,
with Mildred Harris Chaplin, at the
Grand Opera House tonight only.
Two young ladies discussing the
| merits and dement's of the young
men, one asked the other II she
knew Mr., E. B, she replied,
yes, very well, he is fine young
man, with winning ways, a taVorlte
among the girls and in return ne is
fond of them. l know of but one
failing that is, he has a raVenous
appetite, just where he stores what
goes in this mouth is mystery l
could never solve. I attended pan
ouet not long ago with him, the table
was filled with appetizing food OF
various kinds, he was served seVeral
times with oysters, meats ana many
other things, after we had been al
the table for an hour partaklng OF
q sumptuous dinner, and the guesls
were departing, an dhe mao eateL
every thing around him, and IN slght
turning to me he said, IS there no
thing more, is that all!