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CAMBRIDGE, MD, JUNE %, 1922
Brief Local News

Prof Harry Fl. Ransom is spend
ing sometime in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. I.0bert Price. of Baltimore,
! is visitin. Mrs. jefferson Brannock.
Mr.. William X. Sewers left this
morning for his home in Annapolis.
Miss Margaret Small is the guest
OF Mrs. Barcley H. Trippe, Of Eas-
ton Md.
| Mrs Mamie Reed and Miss Cora
Sard. of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
! Dan Wright.
Mr.. William D. Gould, =. has re-
turned to Cambridge after attending
| the Harvard Law School.
, Mrs. Mary J. Small, has returned
! after having visited her daughter,
! Mrs. George Barry. of Baltimore.
Misses Mildred and Katherine
; Wiet, have returned after visiting
| Mis-, lnna K Grown, OF ChestertOWn
/ Maryland.
| Mrs Fannie, Dorsey and Mrs. John
Harlowe. Oh Washington. l.. {. are
t the. guests OF Rev and Mrs. K. Y.
: Nicholson.
] Mrs. John Wales, il, OF Norfolk
! Va, and Mrs. Henry Todd, of Sails;
! bury. spent today with their aunt,
; Mrs c. l.. Selover.
Mrs Laura Treanor, OF Park
Heights Ave, Baltimore. is spend
ing the summer with Mrs. A. G.
Robbins a. Robbins.
Misses Margaret Mills and Jose
phine Gould attended the Com
mencement exercises 1T Washington
College, Chesterlown.
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Maryland, after having spent short
time this week al teh home OF Ar.
and Mrs. Samuel Ii. Milsl
Miss Margaret Prettyman, has re
turned to her home at Forest Park,
Baltimore, after having: been the
guest of Miss Cordelia Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Hanna,
have been called to Baltimore be-
cause OF the illness of their son-in-
law, Nh. Leroy Goldsborough.
Miss Hannah White Phelps, of
Easton is the guest of her aunt and
uncle Senator anw Mrs. Samuel L.
Byrn at their home Linden Farm. -
Miss Frances Henry left this
morning for Princess Anne where
she will. spend sometime with her
grandfather, Mr.. George w. Brown.
Mrs. Thomas Ruark and children
Thomas, Jr.,an LOIS OF Baltimore:
are visiting Mrs. Ruafk's' parents
Judge and Mrs. Milbournc T. Can
no 3sfiss Frances = 51hsa$y; has re ,taa
ed to her home at "Appleby" after
having spent several days as the
guest of Mrs. James Kent Jacobs at
Centreville, Md.
- Mr. and Mrs. Granville Hopkins
and two children. Mary Elizabeth
and Billie of Ardmore, Pa, are
visiting Mr.. Hopkins mother, Mrs.
John w. Fletcher
Mrs r. c. Miller left this morn
ing for her home in New Castle, Pa,
after having spent two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. John Sheehy
Hambrooks Boulevard. 49,
Hon. David j. Lewis, candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
the United States Senate, arrived in
Cambridge yesterday afternoon and
is spending a short time here.
Mr.. H. Orland Langrall, who has
been connected with the Nathan
: store at Cambridge has been trans
ferred to Salisbury, where he will be
manager of the Salisbury store.
Mr.. Ted" Phillips, who is a stu
dent at Tome School. Port Deposit,
has returned to Cambridge to spend
the summer with his parents, Col.
and Mrs. Albanus Phillips, Mill st.
Henry Lloyd, Jr., attorney, adyer-
tises in this. issue the sale of twenty
shares Of stock of The" Eastern
Shore Trust Company which he will
offer at public sale at the Court
House door next Tuesday afternoon.
The Romance of Cambridge" will
be shown for the last time at the
Grand Opera House tonight. Your
last chance to see yourselves and
friends in pictures. Tonight's big
photoplay feature is Earle Williams
in Restless Souls" This is Mr..
Williams very latest feature. 1t is
packed with big surprises.
VIM. S. Hart il White Oak" is
an extra coed attraction of the west
and it's people. The story is sur
prise from start to finish and one
you should see. Ruth Roland in
White Eagle" and Rafting By" is
the comedy. Monday and Tuesday
nights VIZ OuSf huuOipl 'ai0hIiuo
and Gloria Swanson in Beyond The
Rocks" the seasons really great at
traction.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Hubbard,
Hon. Samuel L. Byrn and little
daughter, Sarah Ellen, and Mr.. j..
Bryan Dashiell left this morning en-
route for Frederick where they will
attend the, wedding of Mr.. Samuel
,tahbert yByrn, :JElt 70 Miss Margaret
!sFssGa kfs AIantz w4sseh will be, solem-
nized at the Evangelical Reformed
: Church tomorrow evening at six
o'clock. -. y - =