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CAMBRIDGE. MD, SEPT. 81, 1872.
i,rle, Local News

Mrs. Edgar B. Simmons Is spend
ing the week in Baltimore.
Mr.. Percy T. BlogS, of the Alpha
Photo Engraving Co. Baltimore l.
spending a few days in Cambrid&"'
fishing and shooting.
Mr.. Ralph Smith, has returned u
Wilmington, Del, after visiting Mrs.
Smith at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. E. c. Macnichol. Choptank Az"
Mr.. Irving Wiley and Mr.. Llonal
Reed, have returned to Wilmington
Del. after having spent the week
end with Mr.. Willey's family al
their home in this city.
! Mr.. Milton Andrews. who is a stu
: dent at the Northwest University
/ Evanston Illinois, is spending a lew
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. S. Andrews, Mill street, this city
Miss Virginia Simmons spent the
! first part OF the week in Baltimore
! and Washington, leaving the latter
city Wednesday night for Bristol,
! Va. where she enters Sullins Col
lege.
How many married people marry
in haste and repent in leasure, DO
i YOU know some? See Married Peo-
ple' with Mabel Balm and Percy
Mermont This is the same feature
which created such a sensation II
New York and Baltimore. 1t is
playing at the Hippodrome in Balti-
more all this week. A classy mrSl-
cal act will be the vaudeville treat
tomorrow.
Early in the spring we announc-
ed that the Woman's Auxiliary and
County Chairmen would ask for q
shower" of canned goods, preserves.
pickles, etc, for the Cambridge
Maryland Hospital. The shower
will be held the last of this month,
and every housewife is asked to lock
over her pantry shelves to decide
just what she will give
Miss Elizabeth Mundy has return
ed to her home on Glenburn avenue,
this city, after having spent the sum-
mer months abroad. Her tour c:,i-
ryins her as far as Egypt. On the
cruise down the Mediterranean Sea
landings We're maze on both thu
European and African sides. Sne
also went through the Holy Land
ana through Italy, Germany, Franco
and England.
Marion Davies in Beauty .
Worth" at the Arcade tonight is the
most resplendant creature the flllh
has ever given the theatre audiences
The story is one that holds thruout
thru it's appeal to the better in men
and women. There is positively 10
regrets in this wonderful picture-
starring she, who is accepted as the
most worthy successor to Lillian
Russell. The Pathe Review startlc&
in its wide range of education and
the comedy is good laugh gettef,
Tomorrow Jack Holt and Agnes
Ayres in Bought and Pair For"
Messrs. Howard L. Edmunds and
Vernon S. Bradley went out yestel r.
day afternoon to shoot squirrels. NJ.
Bradley took Mr. Edmund's new
squirrel spaniel with him to huEt
around in the woods and came back
after walking several miles, haVlE &
secured two squirrels. He inquire
of Mr. Edmunds what luck he had
and upon being told that he had hot
had any replied that he always got
the goods when he went after them,
that he reckoned he was the best
squirrel shooter in the county and
that he would be glad to give Mr..
Edmunds some instruction in shoot
! ing these little animals; after he had
finished Growing Mr.. Edmunds quiet-
: ly remarked that there did not seem
to be many squirrels around as h
had only killed three. 1t is report
ed that Mr.. Bradley did not open hi;
mouth on the drive home.