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CAMBRIDGE. ND. April 10, 1872
Brief Local News

! Mrs. Richard Dorsey OF Baltimore
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
i Carey.
! Miss Lee Phillips left Tuesday Tor
! Salisbury, to attend the Easter dance
which was held i'll the ~Armory on
= Tuesday evening.
! Mrs. Ivy Leonard and daughter.
! Miss Grace Leonard, have returned
. home after spending the Easter h"il-
days at Atlantic City.
/ Miss Nellie Shackelford has re
tnrned home after spending several
! DAYS with Mrs. Charles Frances R"d-
mond of Washington, d. c.
Mr.. j. Edward Bremen has re
! turned home from Baltimore, where
he attended Al Officers Council OF
The Chesapeake Division of the Sal
| walton Army.
Ensign McCptcheon, has returned
| TO her home in this city after attend
ing an Officers Council Ct the Chesa
! peake Divisio nOf the Salvation Army
! at Baltimore.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Kruger ana
J little daughter, Marguerite, have re
! turned to their home at East Ne"
Market. after spending the Easter
holidays in Baltimore.
Mr. Carlos Hanna, has resumed
his studies at the University OF Mary
land. after spending the Easter hoh-
days with his parents, MI. and MIS-
Frank c. Hanna, at their nome Oh
Mill street.
Miss Dorothy Shriver has return
cd to Washington College, Chester
town. after spending the holidays
with her parents, Dr.. and Mrs. Joseph
X. Shriver, at their home on Locust
street this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Hanna, LETT
in their car en- route for Whining
ton and Baltimore. While IN Bal
timore they will visit their daughter,
Mrs. Leroy Goldsborongh, of the
University Apartments. u"
Mrs. John G. Hurley and daughter.
Lucille have returned to their home
on Locust street, after spending
several days i'll Washington. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Hurley's aunt, Mrs. Sibrey, of Grit
fin Georgia.
The property known as the Byrn
property and situated at No. II
High street, which was sold through
Henry & Henry attorneys at law
Yesterday at public auction was
bought by States Attorney A. Stengle
Marine. The purchase price was
$500.
The wireless telephone has been
installed at the Arcade Theatre and
the management assures his patrons
concerts, and other wireless broad
casted specialties, each night when
the weather conditions permit The
innovation IS complementary 10 our
patrons as there is no extra charge
made The usual consistently goou
pictures will be continued,
Fascinating, enhancing, thrllllhs
"A mystery story with a surprise
ending filmed against background
of India, with its dancing girls, pic
turesuue Rajahs and queer customs.
will be seen in THE Man From
Downing Street" the big bathing de-
tective feature with Earle Williams
showing at the Grand Opera House
tonight only.
We have been requested by sew
eral members of Rescue Fire Com
pany to correct an error that was
published in the Baltimore papers.
in stating that Cambridge Fire Co.,
was sent for during the Pocomoke
conflagration on Monday. Cam
bridge Fire Company was not official
ly notified that there was fire IN
said city, therefore none of its appa-
ratus was called out. We wish also TO
state that Rescue Fire Company will
always do all that is in their power
to help in time of need.