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Brief Local News

Brief Local News
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Todd spent
Sunday 1T Lakesville.
Miss Iona B. ShockIey, of Sails
bury is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wni
| Meekins, Belvedere Avenue.
| Misses Ruth and Rose Timanus OF
| Baltimore are visiting Miss Ida Lyle
Finley, Choptank Avenue, this city.
Nj. EdfaI Harris, of Baltimore, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. +. Mac
key at thei" home on ChOptanK Ave.
Nh. S. E. Higgs, of Richmond, Va,
is spending few days with his FAM
lily at their home on Belvedere ave-
nue..
Miss Thelma Allen, of Seaford,
Del, is visiting Miss Mary Blanche
! Seward, at her home on Maryland
! Avenue.
| Master Chester Davis, of George
| town is visiting his cousins, Harpel
and Hopkins Moore on West End
! Avenue.
Miss Hilda Wiley has returned
! home after having spent two weeks
with her aunt Mrs. Ollie Horseman
at Elliott, Md.
| Mrs Thomas LantZ and Miss
! Katharine Barnett are spending sew
5 eral days in Baltimore visiting re-
| latives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tsisterer, OF
| Baltimore, are the guest of Mr.. anu
| Mrs. VIM E. Meekins, at their homo
on Belvedere Avenue.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hurley, who
t have been spending sometime at
Ocean City, have returned TO their
home on Race Street.
Mr.. Norris E. Robbins, who has
been spending ten days in Baltimore
and Washington, ID. c., has return
cd to his home near Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Johnson,
of Toddville, are spending several
days, as the guest of relatives in
Cambridge and up the county.
Mrs. Norman Adams, left this
morning by way of Claiborne for
Baltimore. where she will be met by
her husband and spend a few days
in that city
Mrs. Albury Moore and sons, Har-
pei and Hopkins, have returned to
their home on West End Avenue, at
ter Il visit to Georgetown, Winning
ton and Trainer, Pa.
Mrs. Francis W. Rouse and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack MacMullen and two
children. of Baltimore, are the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. T. Sangston lnsiey,
at their home at "Appleby' near
Cambridge.
Mr.. Robert Ross, of Baltimore, is
spending several days with Mr.. AID
Mrs. Herbert McMahan, Race street
Mrs. H. R. Mellott, is on an e1-
tended trip throughout Pennsylvania
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Wilbur Stiner, was passen-
ger on the boat last night for Balu
more, after spending several days as
the guest of Nh Sinners parents, MI.
and Mrs. VIM. H. Stiner, at their
home on Belvedere Avenue, TINS
city.
Katherine Macdonald well earns
her title of the American Beauty in
"Curtain' the big First National
special at the Grand Opera House to-
night is YOUR last chance to see TINS
York vaudeville are extra attractions
Mr.. ]. Wilson Dali and daughter,
Mrs. Calvin Harrington, left the MO
die of the week for Atlantic CITY, n.
J.. where they will spend ten days
or two weeks. The many friends OF
Mr.. Dali will be glad to learn that ne
is already greatly benefited by -tlf>
trip.
Miss Thelma Reid of Philadelphia
who has been visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. William White, Henry
street, this city, left Wednesday en-
route for New York to undergo an
examination by two specialists, enc
of New York and one of Philadelphia
| with reference TO the hip trouble
with which she has been suffering
! for several years. Her condltloh
| was found to be very satisfactory
| and she will be able to return to her
! home in Philadelphia next week.
| List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the Cambridge Post Office un-
! til July %, 1921. Persons calling
| for same will please ask for adVer-
| tised letters. James II. ADAMS
! James Askins, E. L. Bramble, Dr. ana
Mrs. Bonnell Charles Cephas, Sey-
mour Ewell, James E. Green, Mary
. land Farm Co., R. H. Stafford, Hal
lie Shorter & Co., John T. Williams,
Mrs. Lillian Biveans, Althea Brooks,
Mrs. Helen Bollinger. Miss Mary c.
j.. Fairbanks (2), Mrs. Hubbard, Miss
Leah E. Moore, Mrs. W. +. Richard
son, Mrs Edith E. Tarr. Miss Made
line Wright, Miss Leona Wilson. T.
WALTER WRIGHT, P. M.