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CAMBRIDGE, MD, APRIL 8, 1872
Brief Local News

Miss Anita Tolley spent yesterday
! in this city.
Capt. VIM. G. Aaron left this city
yesterday for the James river where
! he will load lumber for Jersey.
Miss Baer of State Department Of
! Public Health. Baltimore, is spend
! ing few days in Cambridge.
7 Mrs. Clarence 7. Millikin, of New
York, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
! William White, Henry street. TINS
! city
Miss Mildred White, cashier of the
I C. & p. Telephone Co., in this city
/ is spending the weekend at her
home in Salisbury.
! Rev. w. E. Gunby has returned to
his home in this city after having
| spent the past week visiting his
mother at her home on Berlin.
! Miss Virginia Simmons, who is
! student at the Girls Latin School,
Baltimore, is visiting her parents, M.
and Mrs. Edgar B. Simmons, Locust
, street.
ATTORNEY James Steele, of Balti-
more. is spending several days ill
Cambridge visiting his cousin, Dr..
Guy Steele at his home on Church
street.
Chief Judge John R. Pattison il
spending the weekend at his home
on Mill street after having spent the
week at Annapolis where the Court
of Appeals is in session.
Mrs. Calvert Leonard and two sons
Leon and James have returned to
their home in this city after having
spent the week in Philadelphia. They
made the trip by motor.
MI. Willard Bothum, who is ELI
gagged in the candy making business
in Baltimore, is the guest OF MS
mother Mrs. Levin Bothum at her
home on Choptank Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. McKnett left
on the train this afternoon for Eas-
ton where they will spend the week
end visiting relatives. Mr.. McKnett
is the local agent of the P. R. R.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Willis left this
morning for Washington, D. y,
where they will spend today and
Sunday. Monday they will leave
for Frostburg where Mr.. Willis is a
delegate to the annual session of the
Grand Lodge of the Knights OF
Pythias
Mrs. VIM. ]. Holland, il, and
daughter Louise have returned to-
their home the Oaks near East New
Market after spending the past week
in Baltimore as the guests of her
daughter, Mrs. H. ]. Shea, who &C
companied her home where she will
spend the Easter holidays.
Grand Chancellor Brice w. John |
son, of the Knights of Pythlas OF
Maryland, with Messrs. Leon TschaA- !
ire and Harry F. Brannock will al
tend the meeting of the Grand LoGge
of the X. of P which c0nvenes in
session at Frostburg next week. Mr.. |
Johnson is the retiring Grand Chan
ce1lor.
The management Of The Arcade |
Theatre personally guarantees Fools
Paradise" which is showing there to !
night to be the finest photoplay play
ever seen in mbridge-Dorothy |
Dalton and Conrad Nagel head a |
wonderful cast and the production is
superb. The second chapter of |
white Eagle" and The Cannon
Quartette in new songs complete the
show
"a Sailor Made Man with Har0ld |
Lloyd for lavish sets, for sumptuoGs
scenes, for atmosphere, for mob ac-
ton, for comedy, for human touches, |
for consistent laughs, has them all
dashed to the mast and yelling fer
help. In addition you have Tom
Mix in "Chasing The Moon his
latest whirl-wind of mirth. Two |
big specials for the price of one. Last
showing at the Grand Opera Hous>
tonight.
With the coming of warm weather
the ardent fishermen are getting |
rods, reels ETC., in shape. The of |
fee of Grand Piscatorial Premier Of
the No. 8 Club has already been filled |
the honor going to Mr.. Howard T.
Edmunds, president of the Dixie |
Realty Co., who caught pike weigh |
ing nearly two pounds on Saturday, |
March 25th, using No. s o. N. I.
Spool cotton as the line. 1t would
not be surprising if the office of Bait |
Cutter or Eel and Toad Remover
were not filled within the next day
or so.