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Miss Lena VIM, of Norfolk, Va
| is the guest of Mrs. Russell Davis.
! Misses Anna Herman and Louise
Horsey. of Easton, are visiting Miss
! Nora Dunn.
Mrs. Leon Ennis. of Wilmington
| Del, is spending week with Mrs.
Gunby. at Zion Parsonage.
Mr.. James Henry Burgess. of Pal
| rimore, is visiting at the home Of Mr..
| and Mrs. A Hamilton Bayly.
| Dr.. George Z. Barnett of Baltl-
| more. is spending a short time with
! his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Barnett.
Mrs. H. Sachs and Miss Lillian
! Sachs. OF Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
; Sachs daughter, Mrs. Gabriel Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lesser, OF
Morristown, \. j., are visiting Mrs.
Lesser's parents. Nj. and Mrs. CORD!
! B. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert H, Kirby, OF
Annapolis, are visiting Mrs. kilby's
aunt, Mrs Robert H. Christopher,
Oakley street.
Nh. Harry keenan,, ha5 returned,
! to Baltimore after having spent the
Fourth with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ha ~ 5. Keenan,.
Misses Cornelia Christopher and
Mildred Hurlock are attending
house party given by Miss Mia
Spedden of James, Md.
Miss Lille WeIty. of Baltimore,
is spending severak days as the guest
of Miss Ella Moler at her home OF
Nue de L'Eau street, this city.
Mr.. Carlyle Hearn, of Washing
ton, D. c.. is spending a few days
with his mother Mrs George Heorr,
at her home on Locust street, this
city.
Mrs. W. Grason Craig left yester-
day via Salisbury en- route for Nor
Springs. W. Va. where she will
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Katherine Winston Elicit
who has been visiting Mrs. Robert
E. Tubmar ut her home "GiaSgow'
has returned to her home on st.
Paul street. baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs j. R. Willis and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dawson, left his
! morning in DR.. Willis car for their
homes in Philadelphia after having
spent the holidays with relatives
here.
The Fire Works Celebration.
scheduled for Tuesday evening and
postponed on account Of rain, VIII
be held this evening off Long Wharf
at SIS O'Clock Music by Merry
Concert Band.
The keen contest that has existed
for the appointment as carrier OF the
Rural Free Delivery route made va
cant by the death of the late Vii
liam ]. Twilley, has been settled nyI
the recommendation of Mr. Bffce
Hall, of this city.
William Russell in The Roof
Tree" A sunshine comedy, Harry
,Snub1 Pollard in Some Baby" and
the latest News Weekly. All at the
Grand Opera House tonight for the
regular prices It's a s how worth
double the price.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Guy Woolford
and children, T. Guy Jr., and
Frances, of Atlanta. Ca, are spend
ing several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Woolford, Glasgow St.
having stopped over while enroute
from Atlantic City to Atlanta.
1t is reported that Crisield has
passed a Town Ordinance directing
the members of the police force to
arrest and take to the lookup any
persons seen upon the streets under
the influence of liquor, whether
- Z a
town furthers holding that it is. a
violation of the law to be intOXi-
Gated
A number of Cambridge boys left
here July 4th for Brannocl's Bay,
below James, Nd, to spend eleven
days on a camping trip. Those in
the party are: William Hubbard
Claude Geoghegan, Norman Slacum,
William Moore, Wallace smith,
Howard Geoghegan, William keene,
Allan Jones, Albert Faryer Thomas
Nichols, Russell Stewart and Emile
Tschantre.
Owen Moore in Reported Miss
ing is the feature attraction at tie
Arcade tonight. 1t is a play that
stands absolutely acme as entertain
ment of different character - Balti-
more Washington, New York and
| Philadelphia audiences during the
past month have acclaimed it as
such. 1t is a new picture, filmed by
Harry Lenrman for the producers of
Elaine Hammerstein pictures; and
perfectly combines comedy with the
drama.
Governor Richie has appointed
Mr.. Frank E. LOOMS of East New
Market, a judge of the Orphans
! Court for this county in the place Of
the late Judge Melbourne Z. Can
non. Judge LOOMS was a candi-
date for the office at the election
four years ago, the other democratic.
candidate being Judge William ].
Wooden, of Hurlock, and Joseph w.
Phelps, Esq, of Cambridge. 1t is
, reported that neither Messrs. Wool
en- or Phelps were applicants for the
appointment.
Dancing every Friday night at 8
+. NJ, at Oakley Beach. Music by
Como Marimbo Band. Admission 81